Season Two Room List

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2780 days 8 hours ago

[1] Shrine Grounds
The shrine grounds cover a wide circle in stone tile, with an elevated area leading up to the shrine. The area is pretty large, but it cuts off the forest with a metal, spiked fence. Gates on the fence span out in four directions, but none of them are able to be budged.

[2] Temple Torii/Entrance
There is a large, red torii in front of the shrine. Behind the torii are two sculptures of dogs, and a short distance away is a pavilion meant for washing and purifying your hands and mouth. At the actual entrance of the shrine, a large rope is on the top, hanging above a wooden box. This is where people would make prayers to the kami most likely. There is also a few chairs stood off of the shrine entrance.

[3] Offering Hall
There is plenty of seating at the front of the room, and inside is a large wooden floor, meant for offerings, ceremonies, and worshipping of the spirits. There is a door at the back that leads elsewhere, but it is locked. To the left is the living area, containing several rooms.

[4] Communal Bedroom
There are many beds around this room; most likely meant for the students. There is an extra bed when you count all of them, but that one might be for Mikokuma. Bears sometimes have to sleep you know? There’s a sign before you walk in saying that no violence is allowed in the bedrooms. That probably includes murder too.

[5] Kitchen Area
The kitchen is fairly simple, but it’s surprising that there are appliances in a shrine like this. There is a stove and an oven to cook items, but it does not appear that there is much in the pantry of this besides produce. Pots and pans hang over the cooking area, which would be great for boiling and other things. There is also running water in the form of a sink, so at least you won’t have to find a well or anything.

[6] Dining Area
Attached to the kitchen is the dining area, containing several wooden tables and chairs to eat at. How non-traditional.

[7] Outhouse
The outhouse is a tiny, wooden building, of course meant for dealing with bathroom matters. It’s best not to go into detail, as it’s just a regular outhouse.

[8] Outside Bathing Area
Behind the shrine to the left is a bathing area, covered by an old, patterned sheet on most sides. There’s towel on the wall of shrine, and the water is steaming, implying that this is an onsen. Maybe the natural spring is nearby. On the sheet is a sign that states that if one gender is using the bath, only that gender can use the bath at that time.

[9] Outdoor Stage
Another area, elevated from the rest of the elevated ground, is a stage meant for dancing and other religious ceremonies. It’s very intricate, with plenty of details.

[10] Storehouse
Behind the shrine to the right is this separate building, meant for holding spare supplies. There’s a lot of things in here, which is confusing for the amount of space there appears to be from the outside.

2775 days 7 hours ago

ccwagu

Fuyu Area (Chapter 2):

[1] Hot Spring
Near the entrance to this area is a steaming pool of hot water, meant to be bathed in. There are towels supplied on a cabinet next to the pool. There is also a sign attached to the cabinet saying, “This is for relaxation only. There is to be no intercourse in here.”

[2] Minshuku
A old building made of wood is led to by a stone path. Inside it appears to be a large Japanese home, but with a few guest rooms at the top. This appears to basically be a bed and breakfast. All of the rooms are also at a much higher temperature than the outside, thankfully.

[3] Snow Café
This café made entirely out of snow contains tables to sit down in. Surprisingly, it is fairly warm. Over the counter are various drinks, however none are alcoholic, except for a sake jug.

[4] Sapporo Ice Sculptures
Inside this area is a large amount of ice sculptures, but the main one is a large castle. It extends much taller than you are, and stands majestically, even though the ski hill trumps it. A lot of detail has been put into even the smallest sculptures. On a few of them, you can see the tag, “Inspired by the works of Akishige Ishiyama.”

[5] Ski Shack
Atop a large snow hill stands this building, containing many supplies for skiing down its slopes. There are of course skis, but also snowboards, and anything else a person might need if they wished to go skiing.

[6] Snow Walls
The stairs leading up to the ski area/shack are hidden by large snow walls on both sides. They appear to be extremely packed, and are surprisingly stable.

2765 days 13 hours ago

ccwagu

Aki/Fall Area (Chapter 3):

[1] Jukai Forest
To the right of where one would walk into the area is this large forest. The dirt path goes directly down into it, and the trees appear quite dense. It would probably be easy to get lost in it.

[2] Riverside
Located leading into the Jukai Forest, there is a wide river bellowing down. It appears that there may actually be life in the river, as shadows are moving around. As well, there are rocks popping up out of the river, making it possible to cross the river in several locations if one were agile enough.

[3] Bridge
In the Jukai Forest, there is a wooden bridge that can be crossed. This leads to the other side of the river, where a few other areas are.

[4] Pine Torch Area
This is an area surrounded by a wooden fence, that keeps in many pine torches, along with a few onbashira that are planted into the ground. One of the onbashira goes up right next to the light of a light post that illuminates this area, just like the Sapporo ice sculptures.

[5] Bonfire Area
There is a large collection of bonfire supplies, and the actual structure is shaped like a kanji character. While not on a mountain, this area is most likely based upon the Daimonji burnings. Odd for a Shinto shrine, but cultural diffusion is a thing.

[6] University School Festival Grounds
There is a collection of stands in this area, along with a stage in the center. This place looks very similar to a university culture festival. Some food can be located on top of some of the stands, surprisingly fresh. There are also pieces of artwork displayed at a few stands.

2753 days 11 hours ago

ccwagu

Natsu/Summer Area (Chapter 4):

[1] Beach
The beach appears to be one that one would stumble upon in the wilderness. On the sand, there does not appear to be anything but pure sand. The water leading outwards is fairly large, but at the end it is cut by the fence, which extends underwater as well.

[2] Food Shacks
There are several wooden food shacks lined up facing each other. It seems the design of the shacks are similar to the university festival grounds shacks, but the colour is different. Even though no one is tending these shacks, there is still food available.

[3] Firework Storage
This is a small building, even smaller than the ski shack. There are a few fireworks in here, but the supply appears to have been taken from, as there are marks of something being dragged on the ground.

[4] Tanabata Bamboo Forest
A small collection of bamboo that has a wooden bridge going through it. On the bamboo poles are many papers, appearing to contain the wishes of those who put them there during the Tanabata Festival.

[5] Beer Garden
Some picnic tables with umbrellas are set up to eat at. Unfortunately, no matter how hard one was to look around this place, beer would not be found. Food can’t be either, but it can be found at the food stands.

[6] Sunflower Field
Next to the bamboo forest is a sunflower field, completely filled with... sunflowers.

2746 days 12 hours ago

ccwagu

Haru/Spring Area (Chapter 5):
[1] Monokuma Statue with Mikoshi
There is a large Mikokuma inside of an even larger palanquin. Both are made of stone, and the stonework on it is quite detailed. The stone is also painted in several places, but it looks like whoever did that was rushing.

[2] Cherry Blossom and Wisteria Orchard
Near the fence, there is a garden of cherry blossom trees and wisteria plants. Outside of the area, you can see some of the pink petals of the sakura trees have landed on the forest outside of the fence. Thankfully they don’t seem to trigger the explosions.

[3] Hanging Kites
All around the Haru area, there are plenty of lines that kites fly in the wind from. Some are simply coloured squares, while others have much more thought put into them.

[4] Festival Stage
A stage that seems to be for performing all kinds of acts. Underneath, in sealed away compartments, there are plenty of kabuki costumes and makeup to put on.

[5] Park
This isn’t really a park. It’s more of an open field.

[6] Roji and Chashitsu
There is a small garden in the corner that leads into a tea room, which is of course meant for drinking tea. Inside, there are all kinds of teas lined up on the walls. But it appears there are many things that this chashitsu is missing that are usually in other ones.

2746 days 10 hours ago

ccwagu

Additional Areas (Chapter 5):
Honden/Back Shrine
This is where the trials are held for deceased students. However, now in the back you can see a ladder that can be climbed. Where could this lead to...?

Heading up the ladder leads to an upstairs area, with two doors.

[1] Ema & Omikuji Room
This empty room contains only two things inside: a cabinet stuffed to the brim with ema tablets hanging, and a stand that contains plenty of omikuji fortunes. Maybe most of the stuff that should be in here is in the storehouse?

[2] Priest’s Office
There is a sign outside that says, “Please knock.” Besides that, the door is locked.

2562 days 4 hours ago

ccwagu

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