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A story about unusual students, a formidable homeroom teacher, and their quirky and lovable daily lives.

Class 4, 2nd year at a girls' high school.
A student who fixes his bangs, a student who secretly draws cartoons, a student who openly sleeps.
In the midst of the lively and realistic classroom environment of high school girls, there is a teacher who is far from lively.
A stiff, formal tone with a blank expression throughout.
The pranks of the high school girls begin, with no one knowing where they will end up, with the homeroom teacher of Class 4, Grade 2, Mr. Hoshi, who seems to be formidable.


1st period, puzzle picture word game.
A puzzle game with a picture of a riddle spread out in the class journal.
The first day's drawing is a smartphone.
The second day is a mysterious figure.
The last day is squid (ikaika).
Although Hoshi thinks he won't get caught up in the students' petty pranks, as a Korean teacher he wants to guess the second day's word that starts with 'ho' and ends with 'i'.

2nd period, career counseling in crisis.

Hoshi points out a student who is secretly drawing comics during class.
But what's more concerning than anything else is the characters in the student's comic who die one after another.
"I want to hear your opinion, teacher!" After reading a practice manga with an unpredictable plot, Hoshi struggles between realistic advice and support.


3rd period, a company dinner I don't remember.
A long-awaited dinner with a fellow teacher sitting next to me.
Although Hosi said he would only have one drink, he started to get drunk, and as he drank, only memories of guilt kept coming to mind.
"You hate me, don't you? I'm just a nuisance, always ticking." And there was a student who happened to witness this...

4th period, bazooka attack.

A student who mistakenly submitted a diary and class notes.
Hoshi, who read all of the student's diaries as if opening Pandora's box, returns them with a special comment.
And a few days later, he faces the biggest crisis of his teaching career when he discovers a note passed around the classroom by a student whose diary was found.
"How about shooting a bazooka when Mr. Hoshi comes into the classroom?"

“I want to draw someone who isn’t 100% a good person, but someone who would be nice to have around.”
The world of Wayama Yama, where ordinary life becomes extraordinary, just by a little bit.

The first full-length manga, "The Star of the Girls' School," by Wayama Yama, who captivated Japanese and Korean readers with his debut work, "I'm Falling for You," has been published.
It has been featured in "This Manga is Amazing!" for two consecutive years, and has attracted attention from all walks of life, including famous actors and singers, creating a new generation in the Japanese manga industry beyond its debut work.

At the heart of Waya Yama's work, which has garnered such incredible popularity and attention, is none other than the trivial 'daily life'.
"The Star of a Girls' School" begins with the narration, "A meaningless story of a girls' school," and depicts the absurd pranks and jokes of students and teachers.
Picture game, teacher's nickname, practice cartoons drawn secretly during class.
The author uses his unique humor and imagination to create a special moment from the ordinary daily life that somehow feels like his own story.


“I think a 100% good person would be unnatural, so I try to add a little bit of roughness to the character.
But I tried to draw a character who makes you think, 'It would be nice to have someone like this around.'" (From an interview with Munye Chunchu Online, July 16, 2021)

"People I wish I had around me." This is how the author introduces the characters in "Star of the Girls' School."
Students who are not pretty or kind, but are always ready to play a quirky prank.
Although he is not a ‘passionate teacher,’ he is not indifferent to each and every student.
Let's go to the school they are waiting for with our shoulders relaxed and at ease.