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Yasogami High School is a location in Persona 4. It is a high school located in the town of Inaba and serves a central role in the story of the game.
Profile
Yasogami High School consists of two main buildings, namely the Classroom Building and Practice Building. The Classroom Building mainly contains teaching classrooms, with three classrooms per school year. The building has three floors, each corresponding to a specific school year. For example, the second year classrooms 2-1, 2-2, and 2-3 are located on the second floor. Some auxiliary rooms, such as the faculty office and student council room are also situated in the Classroom Building.
The Practice Building consists of two floors, and is connected to the Classroom Building via a walkway on the second floor as well as a path under the walkway on the first floor. The Practice Building contains a variety of auxiliary rooms used mainly by club activities. This includes the music club room and the meeting room, used by the band and drama club respectively. Other than the two main buildings, Yasogami High School also contains a gym and field, each used by the basketball club and soccer club respectively.
Gameplay
- For complete gameplay information, see Gameplay:Yasogami High School.
Game Appearances
Persona 3 Portable
The female protagonist visits Yasogami High School[a] in August, 2009 for a two-day training camp if she joins the volleyball or tennis club. Ms. Kanou, the advisor for the club chosen, refers to the school as "rustic," and notes the lack of nearby clubs or convenience stores.[1]
Persona 4
Yasogami High School is one of the main settings of the story of Persona 4. The protagonist transfers to this school as a second year due to his temporary stay in Inaba for a year. The rumor about the Midnight Channel is well-known at the school, evident by how many students talk about watching it and seeing people such as Mayumi Yamano and Saki Konishi.[2][3]
Yasogami High School schedules several school events throughout the year. This includes a school camping trip in June, a school field trip scheduled in September, and a school culture festival held in October. In 2011, during the events of Persona 4, the school visits Gekkoukan High School and the surrounding Tatsumi Port Island area as part of its field trip. The 1st and 2nd year students go on the camping trip and class field trip together.
When the Fog from the TV World starts entering the real world near the climax of the game, the faculty and students at Yasogami High School are also affected, with rumors of students falling ill and even fainting.
Persona 4 Arena
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth
Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth
List of People
Students
- Protagonist - 2-2, Transfer Student, Investigation Team Leader
- Yosuke Hanamura - 2-2, Student, Investigation Team
- Chie Satonaka - 2-2, Student, Investigation Team
- Yukiko Amagi - 2-2, Student, Investigation Team
- Kanji Tatsumi - 1-3, Student, Investigation Team
- Rise Kujikawa - 1-2, Transfer Student, Investigation Team
- Naoto Shirogane - 1-1, Transfer Student, Investigation Team
- Saki Konishi - 3-3, Student
- Naoki Konishi - 1-2, Student
- Ai Ebihara - 2nd year student
- Kou Ichijo - 2nd year student
- Daisuke Nagase - 2nd year student
- Yumi Ozawa - 2nd year student
- Ayane Matsunaga - 1st year student
- Hanako Ohtani - 2nd year student
- Funky Student - 3rd year student
- MC - Student
Staff
- Principal
- Kinshiro Morooka - Philosophy Teacher, Homeroom teacher for 2-2
- Noriko Kashiwagi
- Kimiko Sofue - World history teacher
- Kondo - PE teacher
- Hosoi - Composition teacher
- Yamada - Geography teacher
- Nakayama - Math teacher
Nomenclature
Yasogami comes from the legend of the Hare of Inaba, which gives names to multiple locations around Inaba. Okuninushi's brethren are collectively called the Yasogami in the tale. Although the kanji used for Yaso, 八十, means "Eighty", it is more accurately understood as a metaphorical term referring to an innumerable number of gods.
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese
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八十神高等学校 Yasogami kōtō gakkō | Many Gods Senior High School |
 French
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Lycée Yasogami | Yasogami High School |
 German
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Yasogami High School | Yasogami High School |
 Italian
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Liceo Yasogami | Yasogami High School |
 Korean
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야소가미 고등학교 Yasogami godeunghaggyo | Yasogami High School |
 Spanish
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Instituto Yasogami | Yasogami High School |
Gallery
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Yasogami High School Emblem
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Yasogami High School on a cloudy day
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Yasogami High School on a rainy day
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Yasogami High School during sunset
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Yasogami High School on a foggy day
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Yasogami High School on a rainy foggy day
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Yasogami High during winter
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Yasogami High during snowy weather
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School Road during cloudy weather
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School Road during rain
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School Road during foggy weather
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School Road during fog and rain
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School Road during sunset
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School Road during winter
Notes
- ↑ Referred to in-game as "Yasoinaba High School"
References
- ↑ "What a rustic school. There's no convenience stores nearby, and no clubs either." - Emiri Kanou, 8/1/2009
- ↑ "Chie: Ahhh, that's okay. It's just, I heard a guy in the class next door yell something like, "My soulmate is Yamano, the announcer!"" Persona 4 (PlayStation 2). Developed by Atlus. Published by Atlus. English.
- ↑ "Rumor-Loving Girl's Friend: Unknown...? C'mon, this isn't some sci-fi drama. Oh, by the way, did you hear? Someone saw a girl that looked like Saki on that Midnight Channel thingie." Persona 4 (PlayStation 2). Developed by Atlus. Published by Atlus. English.