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*[[Track team|Track]]
*[[Track team|Track]]
*Science (Hisao and Mutou start this club in some routes)
*Science (Hisao and Mutou start this club in some routes)
*Book (According to Misha this club is full)
*Book (According to Misha, the most popular)
*Music Clubs (mentioned in some routes)
*Music Clubs (Mentioned in some routes)
*Literature (Mentioned by Lilly and Misha on random occasions)
*Literature (Mentioned by Lilly and Misha on random occasions)
*Newspaper
*Newspaper (Hanako joins this club in Lilly's route)
*Photography
*Photography
*Baseball (Mentioned by Lilly)


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Revision as of 09:55, 5 March 2015

Yamaku High School - Setting of Katawa Shoujo

Yamaku High School

Yamaku High School is a fictional school for disabled children, located somewhere in modern Japan. It is the main setting of Katawa Shoujo, where Hisao, the protagonist, is sent by his parents due to his heart problem. While it primarily caters for students with various disabilities, it is stated that anyone can join. The school does not however, accept mentally disabled students.

Features

Yamaku High contains several features:

  • Main Building
  • Medical Building
  • Library
  • Gym
  • Male Dorms
  • Female Dorms
  • Running Track
  • Pool (Talked about, but never explicitly shown)
  • Cafeteria
  • Yamaku foundation offices 

Students are pushed to join clubs at Yamaku. Clubs include:

  • Art
  • Track
  • Science (Hisao and Mutou start this club in some routes)
  • Book (According to Misha, the most popular)
  • Music Clubs (Mentioned in some routes)
  • Literature (Mentioned by Lilly and Misha on random occasions)
  • Newspaper (Hanako joins this club in Lilly's route)
  • Photography
  • Baseball (Mentioned by Lilly)

Trivia

  • Hisao, upon first seeing it, comments on the gate being too 'pompous' for what it is.
  • Despite having a 'grand' exterior, classrooms and other areas appear quite plain and simple, with basic wooden desks, old windows and classic blackboards (but as Hisao would say: 'Simple and efficient.').
  • It is suggested that Yamaku has a large amount of funding, which would explain its size and its many features.
  • "Yamaku" is not a real Japanese word.
  • Some of the photos of the academy are actual photos of Brown University.
  • Yamaku's exact location is never explicitly revealed. However, a few hints exist as to its possible location: