Sakura High





Description
The Sakura High school building is the shape of an 'N'. The building has three floors, in which the third floor is incomplete. To the right of the school building, there are sports fields, an archery house, a shrine, and a beach. To the left of the school building, there is a parking lot and a teahouse.

Locations
Teahouse

The Teahouse is to the left of the Sakura High building, across the small bridge. This building has two rooms - a sitting room, and a preparation room. As implied in the name, the Teahouse is made for drinking tea while sitting down.

School Building

The School building consists of (X) rooms and 3 floors. Here, players can roleplay as students or teachers in classes.

Pond

The Pond is where players can Fish to earn in-game currency.

Archery House

The Archery House, as the name implies, is an archery station where players can get the Bow and Arrow item.

Track and Field

The Track and Field area is directly to the right of the School Building. It features a high jump and a running track.

Baseball Pitch

The Baseball pitch is directly below the Track and Field.

Shrine

The Shrine is the highest point on the map, located in the top right-hand corner of the map. Here, players can directly donate Robux to the developer of Sakura High and place a wish.

Beach

The Beach is located to the very right of the map. The Beach features a 'football'-like game in the waters. There is a single dock here that can be used for fishing. Furthermore, on the beach, there are coolers and fruits in which players can receive a watermelon.

Easter Eggs/References

 * The Music Room in the Sakura High Building is heavily based on the music room that is featured in the anime series K-On!.
 * There is a 'door' to the right of the south gate in Sakura High. When pressing 'E' on the door, the door requires you to get a password to open the door. This password has not been found.
 * The Student Council room (accessible with the Honors Membership) is based on the student council room featured in the anime/manga series Kayuga-sama: Love is War

Trivia

 * Japanese Highschools do not actually look like this. The Sakura High location was amped up in saturation, and liveliness.