空想百科账户

Heartbeat Memory Play Series VOL.3 ~Poem of Departure~

"Poem of Departure" is the third volume of the drama series "Heartbeat Memories," set against the backdrop of campus life before graduation, centering on the regrets and determination of Fujisaki Shiori, Tatebayashi Mikiyoshi, and the protagonist.

Work information
Title of the workTokimeki Memorial Drama Series Vol.3: Poem of Departure
Chinese nameHeartbeat Memory Play Series VOL.3 ~Poem of Departure~
The publication date listed in the materials1999-04-01
PlatformPS / SS
GenreA youth adventure
ScriptYasuki Ide, Shinta Nojiri, Kensuke Yoshitomi
MusicMaki Kirioka and Takaya Ishiyama
DirectorKensuke Yoshitomi
ProducerHideo Kojima, Motoyuki Yoshioka
Character designHiroyuki Inoue
Website address recorded by the sourcehttp://www.konami.jp/gs/game/tabidati/
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=5534 / https://vndb.org/v21131

Before graduation

In the winter of senior year, the protagonist has already completed his entrance exams and is preparing to confess his feelings to his childhood friend Fujisaki Shiori, but Shiori first hopes they will continue to maintain a close friendship. Looking back on his three years of high school, he realized he hadn't fully devoted himself to anything, so he spent the rest of his time training for marathons.

Memories from the anthology

Yoshio Saotome recommends that the protagonist and Shiori jointly manage the graduation anthology, where they need to select content and design layouts from a large number of photos. Organize old photos together, reconnecting childhood memories of doing homework and helping each other back into the present world.

Wrong number

The protagonist receives a mistaken call from a girl, who also harbors regrets about her high school life. The two listened to each other over the phone, continued their conversation, and agreed to meet on the Sunday one week before graduation. Training, essays, and this phone call together make up life before graduation.

Classmates and juniors

Shiori is the center of attention at school, while Tatebayashi Kenqing secretly likes the protagonist and often looks for opportunities to get close to him. Soccer club manager Saki Nijino is admired by junior Minori Akiho, while Yoshio Saotome and his sister Yumi bicker while defending each other; These relationships also affect people beyond classmates after graduation.

Two graduation bonuses

'Rainbow Graduation' and 'Aya's Graduation' correspond respectively to Saki Nijino and Ayako Katagiri. Usually, you need the happy ending album from this game and the corresponding predecessor, with the data stored on the same medium and selected at startup; The PS version also allows you to get close to all 16 characters through PocketStation's communication feature, with two bonus items available.

Platform additional content

After completing the PS version, you can add character information to PocketStation, and character messages change over time and in terms of interactions. The SS edition offers a graduation commemorative set, including commemorative albums for the three works, autographed content from 17 voice actors, and Shiori posters. These two types of content correspond to different platforms.

Music

Shiori Fujisaki's ending theme is "Shiawase no Image," Miharu Tatebayashi's corresponds to "Power of the Starry Sky," and there is also a theme song "April Wings," all composed by Maki Kirioka. They are included in the game's soundtrack, released on April 23, 1999, under the number KMCA-4.

Source: Structured works maintained by the Bangumi community, filtered and rearranged by this site.

Related entries

References

Source author: Bangumi article contributor and community maintainer; License: CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/); Adaptation: This site filters and reorganizes structured facts, without copying the article summary.

Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.

本版编辑：免费机器翻译 · 2026-10-11

内容许可：CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

本译文依据的源修订