/jp/ - Otaku Culture

H2O's story revolves around Takuma Hirose, a blind young male junior-high school student, though the cause for his blindness is undetermined. After his mother died an unexpected death, it left a deep emotional scar on him, which caused him to become very lonely and reserved. Due to this, Takuma and his uncle move from the city out into a rural area and Takuma is enrolled into a new junior-high school. At his new school, he meets several new girls, though three of whom he gets to know the most out of anyone else. They are, the firm and obstinate Hayami Kohinata, the kind and obliging Hinata Kagura, and the cheerful and mysterious Otoha. As Takuma interacts with these girls, his medical condition gradually begins to heal.


The game itself may or may not be good, frankly I have no clue

but the idea of playing as a blind protagonist sounds like a fun handicap and source for reasonable drama

Is Pixiv fucking up for anyone else? I can't search properly or access my favourites.

Let's have a /jp/ novel recommendation thread.

For example, if you liked Subarashiki Hibi you may find the works of Wittgenstein to be to your liking. If you liked Saya you might want to indulge yourself in a twisted romance like Let the Right One In.

Hell, even if you just wanted to recommend some stuff you've enjoyed and think that the rest of /jp/ would like, go right ahead.

In before Welcome to the N.H.K.

After reading SubaHibi, I have become interested in reading more of SCA's works. After looking up the synopsis to H20, it seems hilariously underwhelming in comparison. I'm supposing that it's not as brickshitting?

Can also turn into a general SubaHibi thread, or a general brickshitting VN thread.