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White photo album: woven with winter memories

A remake of the White Album, centered on the romance between university student Fuyuya Fujii and singer Yuki Morikawa, depicting the gradual distance between performing arts and everyday life in winter.

Work information
Title of the workWHITE ALBUM - Memories of Winter -
Chinese nameWhite photo album: woven with winter memories
The publication date listed in the materials2010-06-24
PlatformPS3 / PC
GenreAVG
Also known asWhite Album - Memories of Falling Snow- / White Album Remake / WHITE ALBUM - Memories like Falling Snow
Developmentアクアプラス
Releaseアクアプラス、DMM GAMES(EXNOA)、Shiravune
ScriptUda Harada
Key animationHisashi Kawata (Yu Kawada, Masato Kawata, Ra~YOU, Ra-YOU)
MusicShinya Ishikawa, Junya Matsuoka, Naoya Shimokawa, Michio Kinugasa (Masaru Mameda), Kazuhide Nakagami
Website address recorded by the sourcehttp://aquaplus.jp/wa/index.html
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=11233 / https://vndb.org/v236

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Winter romance and the stage

The story begins on a winter street. University student Fuyuya Fujii is dating singer Yuki Morikawa; As Yuki's popularity rose, her acting career gradually squeezed the time they could meet. The work centers on university life, performing arts, and the distance between lovers as its main conflicting backdrop.

Session selection system

Players choose to respond during conversations, sometimes choosing topics from categories such as worldly topics, interests, entertainment, literature, or romance. Different characters have their own preferences for dialogue, and the game displays the protagonist's conversation level and experience points. Communication choices directly affect the story's progression.

Facial expressions

This game uses MotionPortrait technology, allowing characters to animate subtle expressions such as smiles, confusion, or anger during dialogue. This dynamic portrait, combined with a conversational system, enhances the representation of daily interactions and changes in relationships.

Platforms and Versions

The Aquaplus product page lists the PS3 version debuting on June 24, 2010, and the budget PS3 version launching in 2011; The Windows download version was released on March 30, 2012. This entry corresponds to the remastered version of 'Tsusureru Fuyu no Omoide' and is distinguished from the original 1998 PC edition 'WHITE ALBUM'.

The singer and university life

After Yuki's debut, her popularity increased, while Fuyuya continued to live an ordinary college life. Work makes the time lovers see each other less, and the singing on stage or shop screens creates distance from their private interactions—this is the initial conflict in the story.

Classmates and friends

Haruka Kawashima attended the same school as Fuyuya from kindergarten through university, and enjoys walking and exercising. Senior Misaki is good at reading and cooking, and Yuki sees her as an older sister; The quiet Nanase Akira has had a crush on Misaki since high school. Mana, whom she met by chance, is willful and changeable, occasionally showing a mature side.

Figures from the agency

Rina is a top idol from Ki's company, and her fame and ability leave her with almost no private time. Her brother Eiji transitioned from musician to producer and composer, helping both singers rise to fame. Her manager, Yayoi, always puts Yuki's career first, and even lovers may be seen as obstacles.

Added female lead

Sayoko Kisaragi was the former captain of the Sakura Musume Club, and after leaving the group, she began solo activities. She was waiting for the results of her university qualification test; beneath her stubborn exterior lay a side of her inner unwaveringness.

Conversations and animations

The remake uses MotionPortrait to display facial expressions and movements. Conversations are categorized by casual chat, interests, performing arts, arts, and romance, with each person having different preferences. Players can check their conversation levels and experience. Options and observational attitudes together form the communication process.

Different platforms

The PS3 initial version was released on June 24, 2010, the budget physical edition on December 8, 2011, and the budget version was available for download on November 27, 2014. Windows download version released on March 30, 2012, recommended for ages 12 and up; The main unit product is listed CERO D, and the age markings for both should be recorded separately.

Remastered original soundtrack and three Suara songs

The 2010 dual CD soundtrack is based on the PS3 first press limited edition bonus soundtrack, with additional ending themes, insert songs, and character songs, totaling 29 tracks. Suara's GAME Ver. of the opening theme "Snow Magic," insert song "Kimi no Kawari" and ED "POWDER SNOW"; "Snow Magic" with lyrics by Naoko Sutani and arrangement by Junya Matsuoka; "Kimi no Kawari" with lyrics and music by Masaru Mazuda; "POWDER SNOW" with lyrics by Naoko Sutani, composed by Naoya Shimokawa, arranged by Michio Kinugasa.

The different roles of character songs and character songs

The original soundtrack tracks "Yuki Morikawa" were composed by Shinya Ishikawa and arranged by Michio Kinugasa; "Rina Ogata" was composed by Naoya Shimokawa and arranged by Junya Matsuoka; "Haruka Kawashima" and "Yayoi Shinozuka" were composed by Kazuhide Nakagami, arranged by Junya Matsuoka. The vocal track "WHITE ALBUM" is performed under the name Yuki (Aya Hirano), with the lyrics also credited to Yuki, and the music composed by Shinya Ishikawa; "SOUND OF DESTINY" is performed under the autograph by Rina (Mizuki Nana), with lyrics by Naoko Sutani and music composed by Kazuhide Nakagami.

The same disc includes remixes and instrumental versions

The album also features "Ano Koro no ni" and its Remix Version, "Looking Up at the Stars" and its Remix Version, "WHITE ALBUM PIANO," and "POWDER SNOW -Pure Version-." Among them, "WHITE ALBUM PIANO" was composed by Shinya Ishikawa and arranged by Michio Kinukasa, and is an instrumental version.

An acoustic adaptation of the ending theme

"POWDER SNOW" was adapted from Pure, performed by Suara, and was first introduced in 2007's "Pure -AQUAPLUS LEGEND OF ACOUSTICS-". The label's track list features lyrics by Naoko Sutani, music by Naoya Shimokawa, and arrangement by Junpei Fujita. The 2012 Suara Best First Press Special Edition is also included in the Pure version. The 2010 soundtrack remastering included this version and the game's ending theme arranged by Michio Kinugasa as track 8 and track 7 on disc 2, respectively.

The concept behind Pure's creation

In a label conversation, Naoya Shimokawa and Noriyasu Uematsu explained that Pure reduced the number of voices to highlight the performances of singers and individual performers, and obtained a sound different from AQUAPLUS's internal arrangement from external arrangement teams. The dialogue also addresses the difficulties in string arrangement, as well as the use of the bamboo flute, kena, and erhu.

Haruka's older brother and self-blame

The PS3 remaster's remote route reveals that her beloved brother suddenly dies in an accident, leaving her parents immersed in grief, leading her to believe she should die in his place. Fuyumi accompanies her on walks, naps, and cycling, gradually allowing her to project her brother's shadow onto him; The relationship also requires her to face Fuyuya as a different person from her brother.

Mana's tutor

Mana is Ki's cousin, a senior preparing for entrance exams. Fuyumi interacts with her through her tutoring job and discovers that although she can handle her studies, she is isolated between home and school. She gradually trusts Fuyuya, and when expressing affection, she still says things contrary to her true intentions.

Misaki Line's school festival and final conversation

Misaki uses the school festival as a pretext to ask Fuyuya for help to get close to the person she likes; Akira has long had a crush on Misaki, but Fuyuya didn't explain their relationship to his friend in time. At the end, Misaki directly talks with Yuki, and together with Fuyuya, they face the conflicts caused by their relationship with their lover and friends.

Work and further education in the Sayoko route

In the additional Sayoko route, after leaving the Sakura Musume Club, her work decreases, she grows distant from the former members, and fears sharing the stage with Yuki and Rina's abilities. She wanted to pass the qualification test to enter Touya's university, but failed the exam. Sayoko, who has lost her job and direction for further education, gradually draws closer to Fuyuya, who is unable to keep up with her lover's career.

Independent piano adaptation of the original PC song

The July 24, 2002 release of "Leaf Piano Collection Vol.1" features 12 tracks from Leaf games, with Ryuichi Katsumata responsible for piano arrangement and performance. The fourth track, "POWDER SNOW," is the original PC version ending theme composed by Naoya Shimokawa, and the fifth track, "WHITE ALBUM," is the original PC version opening composed by Shinya Ishikawa. Two are instrumental recordings from this piano collection, released earlier than "Winter Memories of Woven Pieces."

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