"Fushi no Hitomi" is a visual novel that blends elements of school, Japanese mythology, and horror. Koji Kuzuhara comes to teach at Himegahara Girls' Academy and encounters hidden conflicts between the abnormal class and old acquaintances.
| Title of the work | Rotten eyes |
|---|---|
| The publication date listed in the materials | 1998-05-01 |
| Platform | Windows / PlayStation 1 |
| Genre | ADV |
| Also known as | Kusairo no Hitomi |
| Development | RGB |
| Release | RGB |
| Script | Governor of the rice warehouse |
| Key animation | けみ |
| Music | HRF |
Himegahara Girls' Academy
Math teacher Koji Kuzuhara was assigned to take over a special class. The classroom has only three desks, corresponding to three students considered problematic; His teaching work thus became connected to the academy's unusual circumstances.
Saori Abe
Saori is Koji's childhood friend and lover, and also the shrine maiden of the Kashima Shrine, the guardian of the nation. The academy's experiences intersect with the shrine background in the story, with Japanese mythology serving as a clue to understanding the events.
Myth and horror
Secondhand play records mention mythological names like Wu Wengchui, Jing Jin Zhu, and Tianjin Wengxing, and also discuss the performance of Cthulhu themes. The story includes branches and epilogues, expressing the outcome of events in different directions.
The myth and teacher's life on the original official website
The original official website clearly stated that it is based on Japanese mythology from the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki. Koji Kuzuhara is a modern Japanese high school teacher, whose daily teaching life is gradually disturbed by abnormal events, and the promotional brief links these events to the recurring fates and tragedies that have occurred since the mythological era.
Initial computer specifications
That year's instructions were limited to Windows 95, 800×600 screens and hard drive installation, and the game was released on CD-ROM and a 28-page manual; These are historical version information.
The world in Koji's eyes
Koji has been unable to capture colors since birth; even the spring cherry blossoms turn a dull brown in his eyes. This subjective perspective is juxtaposed with the abnormal events he encounters at the girls' academy, linking the title of the work to the protagonist's own situation.
Personal storylines leave behind questions about their origins
Each of the three students has their own personal storyline, and as the story deals with their issues, it constantly leaves mysteries about Koji himself. The epilogue continues the storyline, further explaining his background and the development of events.
PlayStation fan version
The physical catalog for the PlayStation version records printed CD-R media. Its historical operating conditions are one of three types: an early PS (SCPH-1000), a PAR with CD stop function, or a Mod Chip, and the memory card requires at least one free space.
The prelude to the shrine maiden's battle
eroge777's hands-on record describes the story starting with the shrine maidens fighting a certain object, then shifting to Koji Kuzuhara's perspective.
The empty classroom on the day of his appointment
On his first day, Koji was dissatisfied with the college's approach of concentrating problematic students in Class One and then assigning him the responsibility for handling the matter. He still went to the classroom, but saw no students—only three lonely desks.
Saori's everyday personality
Saori Abe is gentle, enjoys cooking, and enjoys taking care of others. Beyond her close relationship with Koji, the opening also describes these daily habits.
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Related entries
- Characters:Koji Kuzuhara
- Characters:Saori Abe (Rotten Eyes)
- Setting and Setting:Himegahara Girls' Academy
- Setting and Setting:Gokoku Kashima Shrine (Rot-colored Eyes)
- Setting and Setting:The Japanese mythological background of Rot-Colored Eyes
- Related versions:Eyes of Rotten Colors Windows 95 Edition
- Game System:The character storyline and epilogue of Eye of Decay
- Related versions:Rot-colored Eyes PlayStation Print CD-R Edition
References
- Bangumi work entry: Rotten Eyes
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- eroge777: Rot-colored Eye Play Log
- cthulhu: Mythical record of the Eye of Corruption
- Circle RGB: Rotten Eyes Archived on the original website
- Surugaya: The PlayStation Printed CD-R version of Fushiro Hitomi
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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.