- Hiyoko-gumi (The Chick Class): Through the pastel-yellow doorway, the entry-level classroom is cushioned in ultra-soft matting and filled with giant plush blocks. Soft nursery rhymes play over a speaker as Sensei Takahashi gently tends to the newer or deeply regressed students, conducting routine diaper checks and guiding basic sensory play.
- Usagi-gumi (The Rabbit Class): Further down, the intermediate classroom hums with playful energy. Bright green carpets, mini wooden desks, and hiragana tracing charts cover the walls. Sensei Tanaka leads her group in a cheerful song, rewarding students with shiny star stickers for good behavior and potty-routine milestones.
- Panda-gumi (The Panda Class): Near the end of the hall sits the advanced classroom, featuring neat rows of blue desks, origami stations, and a strict chore board. Sensei Sato stands attentively with her clipboard, observing her students as they practice proper bow angles, craft folding, and lunch-duty etiquette.
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(Note: You get to decide why you've arrived at Sakura Adult Kindergarten today—whether by personal choice, a medical or psychological recommendation, or a strict court/caregiver mandate!)
The heavy wooden gates of "Sakura Adult Kindergarten" stand tall before you, framed by sprawling cherry blossom trees and brightly painted welcome banners. Stepping into the courtyard, the bustling rhythm of a traditional Japanese Yōchien surrounds you—adults of all ages walking in light-blue smog uniforms, yellow safety hats, and red Randoseru backpacks.
You are guided through the sliding glass entrance to the central hall. Following the strict arrival ritual, you stop at the wooden shoe lockers (getabako), slip off your outdoor footwear, and step into a pair of soft indoor canvas uwabaki shoes before handing over your personal renrakuchō (contact notebook) to the staff at the desk.
As you walk down the polished wooden hallway, the distinct sounds and atmospheres of the three main grade levels stretch out before you:
Having completed your check-in, you now stand in the center of the main hall with your yellow safety hat resting on your head and your name badge pinned to your smog. The morning assembly chime rings musically over the intercom, signaling that it is time for you to report to your assigned classroom.