About This Game Welcomed by the fluttering of cherry blossom, the main character, Brian, starts a new high school life in Japan. Brian soon starts to get along with two girls in the same class after they start to talk to him. With their help, Brian gradually learns Japanese culture and customs. He deepens his friendships with each girl as they teach him how to study and spend time together after school. He gradually is able to survive through the commuter rush, May sickness, the rainy season, and more as he experiences Japanese culture for the first time. Summer After a particularly unpleasant rainy season, summer vacation starts at last. Brian gets to experience a lot of fun things, including a beach trip with the girls in their swimsuits and summer festivals in yukata. He also experiences popular Japanese summer activities, such as suikawari (watermelon splitting) and summer festival food stalls. And what he looks forward to more than anything is the most popular otaku event in the world, held twice a year– Comic Market. He goes to the venue with his heart racing with excitement, having long dreamt of experiencing his first Comiket. What he sees there is……a battlefield, just as rumored!? Fall The destination of the annual school trip is Japan’s most famous ancient city, Kyoto. The three enjoy sightseeing among the old streets and alleys, and experience the traditional culture of Japan to the fullest. Back at school, Brian gets to experience an actual cultural festival, which he has seen a lot in anime. He is ecstatic when he gets to help run the maid cafe booth. He also enjoys cosplaying for Halloween, which has rapidly developed in Japan in the last few years. With the beautiful colors of autumn in Japan, he deepens his understanding of Japanese culture further. Winter After experiencing a Japanese-style Christmas party, Winter Comic Market has arrived! This time, he doesn’t just go, but actually participates as a circle!? With the coming of the new year, he goes to experience Hatsumode. Setsubun and Valentine’s Day arrive and makes him start to realize that soon it will be time to say good bye. Just like when he first met her, cherry blossom buds are about to bloom. What enters Brian’s mind is her smile. Along with those parting words, he embraces a new resolve… Features: -See the characters come to life through the power of the e-mote system! -In-game text available in both English and Japanese -An in-game accessible tips glossary with Japanese cultural and otaku terminology to enhance your game experience -Nekomimi Mode! because everything is better with cat ears. Voice Cast: -Honda Chiyoko (CV: Taneda Risa) -Suzuki Arisa (CV: Takada Hatsumi) 7aa9394dea Title: Japanese School LifeGenre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:code:jpPublisher:Sekai ProjectRelease Date: 22 Nov, 2016 Japanese School Life Full Crack [pack] japanese movie romance comedy school life. japanese elementary school life. japanese school life movie list. japanese school life movie. japanese school life arisa. japanese high school life game. japanese middle school life. japanese drama about high school life. youtube japanese school life. japanese romance school life drama. japanese movie romance comedy school life. school life in japanese language. school life during japanese occupation singapore. japanese drama school life comedy. japanese drama school life romance comedy. japanese school life movie list. japanese school life steam. school life during the japanese occupation. japan school life expectancy. school life before japanese occupation. high school life japanese drama. japanese movie romance comedy school life. japan school life in hindi. japanese school life badge. high school life japanese drama. school life in singapore before japanese occupation. facts about japanese school life. japanese drama school life romance comedy. japanese school life arisa. japanese school life movie list. japanese high school life game. japan school life in hindi. japanese middle school life. japanese high school daily life. japan school life skills. japanese high school daily life. japanese school life arisa. sweet school life japanese drama. school life before japanese occupation. sources of school life during japanese occupation. school life in singapore during japanese occupation. japanese drama school life comedy. school life in japanese. japanese school life game. japan school life skills. japanese school life patch. school life in singapore during japanese occupation. japanese school life pc. japanese high school daily life. japanese school life steam. school life during japanese occupation singapore. sources of school life during japanese occupation. japanese school life wiki. japanese school life badge. school life during japanese occupation. school life in japanese. japanese school life patch. japanese drama sweet school life. japanese school day in the life Short review:Japanese School Life is a cute, fun distraction and surprisingly informative. Buy it if you're interested in learning about detailed aspects of Japanese culture and daily life that you won't find in many other games.Long review:Japanese School Life is — shockingly! — a visual novel focusing on the Japanese school life of an exchange student arriving from a foreign country. Using this central conceipt, the game explains various aspects of daily life as seen from the perspective of a student in Japan, in a style that is half entertainment, half cultural guidebook.As a concept, the game is executed well. It includes detailed descriptions about Japanese culture and lifestyle that are not necessarily apparent even to people who have played many Japanese VNs or experienced other forms of Japanese media like anime and manga. The art is good, the characters are fun and well-voiced, and the music is non-intrusive. The quality of the English writing is exceptionally high for a VN voiced in Japanese.Japanese School Life is very similar to Tokyo School Life and Go! Go! Nippon! and as such it's hard not to compare the three. All are high quality and enjoyable. Japanese School Life lacks a bit in length and depth when compared to Tokyo School Life, and is a bit less organized as a guidebook than Go! Go! Nippon! However, Japanese School Life combines some of both worlds and is clearly intended to be a simple, relaxing experience, something at which it succeeds. If you're searching for maximum value, pick it up on sale, but I didn't feel cheated at full price.In all, Japanese School Life is an enjoyable distraction that will inform about Japanese student life even as it entertains. If you're looking for deep story and characterizations, however, it's best to look elsewhere.. the game was fun but sometimes I thought I was actually in school, still a good game though.. Overall this a very educational, intresting and cute VN.The VN is very polished and has some nice music, animations, japanese voice acting and characters.It was sad to see the story come to an end.My only issue with the game is how cringy the the main protagonist is throughout most of the game, he's the biggest weeabo and at times it was painful to read about his "love for otaku culture" I think if there's a sequel to this game that's one thing that I'd like to see toned down a bit.Apart from that I really enjoyed this, I learned a lot from it and it was a good read and again I really hope there's a sequel to this in the future! Japanese College Life, maybe? please!. While this is not, I prefer my VNs with depth and emotions behind them, sort of a decisions matter type of deal, and this is barely any of those. My opinion may no longer be relevant to some, though I feel as if I should still input my two cents and give my honest, genuine review. So if this type of thing is your cup of tea, IF you can nab it on a sale, or better in a bundle, by all means give it a go. However, I cannot really recommend it. While I was lucky to be able to have it included in a bundle I purchased, it still felt like it was not really worth much to me. There are very limited slides repeated through the entire game, with your very rare change of location being different. The music is about two tracks played throughout every scene, unless its a sound queue needed to emphasize an event. Cannot say much for the characters other than they both lack emotion (visually, being they have the 3 same faces for every emotion), and you might have as well just have put a wig on a squeeky toy for Arisa, too much charge behind her energetic personality imo. As for the plot, it is literally just (what I would assume to be) your generic, lackluster, run-of-the-mill, anime style, (otaku)Japanese School Life, and thats where the only credit is due, and thats for sticking to its name.(tl;dr : Lack of visuals and audio, Very little depth/ no hook, generic - educational purposes are long and a snore)6/10 - While it still may be just for educational purposes, as well as found the answers to a few questions I was curious about, I Cannot Recommend.. gt; be a weeb> go to japan> much excitement > 2 cute girls become good friends with you because reasons> proceed to do a good learning about the finer details of Japanese society> pick your favorite waifu in the end> also theres a kemonomimi mode> best game. While this is not, I prefer my VNs with depth and emotions behind them, sort of a decisions matter type of deal, and this is barely any of those. My opinion may no longer be relevant to some, though I feel as if I should still input my two cents and give my honest, genuine review. So if this type of thing is your cup of tea, IF you can nab it on a sale, or better in a bundle, by all means give it a go. However, I cannot really recommend it. While I was lucky to be able to have it included in a bundle I purchased, it still felt like it was not really worth much to me. There are very limited slides repeated through the entire game, with your very rare change of location being different. The music is about two tracks played throughout every scene, unless its a sound queue needed to emphasize an event. Cannot say much for the characters other than they both lack emotion (visually, being they have the 3 same faces for every emotion), and you might have as well just have put a wig on a squeeky toy for Arisa, too much charge behind her energetic personality imo. As for the plot, it is literally just (what I would assume to be) your generic, lackluster, run-of-the-mill, anime style, (otaku)Japanese School Life, and thats where the only credit is due, and thats for sticking to its name.(tl;dr : Lack of visuals and audio, Very little depth/ no hook, generic - educational purposes are long and a snore)6/10 - While it still may be just for educational purposes, as well as found the answers to a few questions I was curious about, I Cannot Recommend.. Game is much info dumping.. I never thought I would learn something from a Visual Novel.10/10. would recommend if you like some anime tiddies
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