After School Light Music Club

Light music department daily life The cherry blossoms in April fell on the roof of the old teaching building of Sakuragaoka Girls' High School. The door of Classroom 302 on the east side of the third floor was ajar, and the words "Light Music Club" on the door plate were a little blurry. When the naturally stupid guitarist Haruna Mochizuki burst in with her piano in her arms, all she saw was the calm bassist Kirino Sato worrying about the club's budget; the energetic drummer Hibiki Ogawa burst open the wooden door with the aroma of Taiyaki, followed by keyboardist Suzu Hanazawa carrying wagashi - four girls who knew only a little about "light music" formed a makeshift band next to the pile of dusty instruments. There is no rigorous practice plan, no stage to win, just sunshine after school, snacks to share and chords that are always out of tune. They would struggle with club funds to buy new picks, secretly practice singing on the rooftop but the wind would steal the lyrics, and use uneaten lunch boxes as drums to beat out rhythm. When the cherry blossoms withered and bloomed again, when the floor of the storage room was stepped on and left shallow marks, when four different notes finally formed a complete melody - it turns out that the most moving light note is never a perfect chord, but a moment with you, in the time after school, when you can laugh even if you play wrong.