✦With thirty days left before the cultural festival, Haruki recruits two new members for one original song, complicating both his music club and his relationships.
Synopsis
Haruki Kitahara belongs to a light music club that lacks enough members for his cultural-festival goal. With thirty days remaining, he recruits two girls, including a well-known student, to help perform an original song. The club’s staffing problem improves. His personal life becomes correspondingly less simple as the festival approaches.
Thirty days before the cultural festival, Haruki’s light music club still needs performers. He recruits two female students, including the school idol, to complete the group and bring his original song to the stage. Their shared deadline turns a modest club project into a romantic drama shaped by practice and anticipation.
Haruki has thirty days to assemble a band and perform an original song at the cultural festival. Then two new members enter the club, including the school idol, and the little stage goal suddenly carries enormous emotional weight! Music gives the trio something immediate to build together while their relationships become harder to ignore.
A school love triangle formed inside a music club is familiar material. White Album 2 gives the setup a firm deadline. Haruki wants to perform an original song at the cultural festival and recruits two girls to make it possible. The club’s practical goal places all three students in the same creative pressure cooker.