• Top left: today's date in a Year/Month/Day format
• Top right: your parameters/stats (left to right: Humanities, Science, Art, Fitness)
• Bubble underneath parameters: today's events/plans
• Bottom row: Health, Guts, Stress, and Club Experience

* Note that if you quit a club, you'll be unable to rejoin that same club for a full year. Also if you join a sports club, you will be required to attend club activities every third Sunday of the month. If you do not use the club command that day, you will first get a warning and then on your second absence you will be kicked out of the club.

* Further options are added to the Computer command if you use the Web Browsing hobby

* The icon for the Club command is different depending on what club you are in. It does not show up unless you've joined a club through the school's Command Menu.

* This menu changes based on how many girls you've met.
Top left (牧原さん) is Makihara Yukiko and the last option (待たない) is no one. Any other options are the other girls you've met.

• 河合さん - Kawai Rika
• 御田さん - Oda Mari
• 相沢さん - Aizawa Chitose
• 橘さん - Tachibana Emi
• 神条さん - Shinjou Serika
• 渡井さん - Watarai Kazumi
• 和泉さん - Izumi Hotaru

* After picking a girl, your character will wait around to catch them as they go by. It's possible they never will however, and you'll end up going home alone anyways.

* In this event, the protagonist sees one of the girl's preparing to go home. Option 1 is to ask her if you can walk together, while option 2 is to go home alone. The name of the girl can be found directly above the end of the first option (in the image above it's 牧原さん - AKA Makihara-san). See the above event for the kanji of each girl's names.

1. Ask her on a date
2. Ask for her phone number
3. Just go home

* If you already have the girl's phone number, you will only see options 1 and 3.

* Girls may refuse to give you their phone number, especially at low relationship levels. It's recommended you ignore that option unless you've gone on a few good dates with that girl. Once you've raised their friendship by a stage, it should be safe to ask them.

* Check the Date page for info on setting up dates. You'll know she accepts the date if the protagonist repeats the month and day you scheduled it for after she replies to you.

* This section is a cheat sheet for every character's name in menus and in conversation. Full names are found in your phonebook, while the last column is how the protagonist refers to them in dialogue and menus. Note that there are points where you have the option to change how you refer to certain characters, such as changing whether you use their first or last name or what honorific you use with them. If you end up using this feature, I'd recommend writing down what you change it to so you don't lose track of who is being mentioned in dialogue. That said, the default will remain in most important spaces.

* In general, by default the protagonist refers to all the girls as
(Last Name)-san (さん)
and refers to the boys with just their last name and no honorific.
You may also see the honorific -chan (ちゃん) used to refer to girls, either when you modify your own appellations or when other characters are speaking about them.