In the old boarding system of Kagurahara Girls' Academy, sisterhood was a ritual involving exchanging each other's most cherished items. The old school building, now off-limits, retains traces of the past.
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Setting and Purpose
In the old boarding system of Kagurahara Girls' Academy, sisterhood was a ritual involving exchanging each other's most cherished items. The old school building, now off-limits, retains traces of the past.
Taisho Prologue: The Duration of Relationships
The prologue is set in the Taisho era, a boarding girls' school where even going out on holidays is prohibited. Students exchange the items they cherish most, forming a "suspected sisterhood" relationship that lasts until graduation.
Taisho Prologue: The exchange goods are returned
After a pair of female students sought suicide together, the teacher returned the exchange item they were holding to its owner and declared the incident an accidental death. After the school declined and closed, nearby residents reported seeing female students searching for items and hearing crying and requests for their return.
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Data compiled on: 2026-10-10.