At a school festival, a group of students run a unique café where customers can interact with a dog and pretend to be a butler. The café becomes unexpectedly popular, and the staff work together to provide good customer service. One of the staff members, Satomi, is initially struggling with his role but eventually warms up to it.
Later, the students discuss their recent test results, which were mostly disappointing. However, they are relieved to find that everyone did poorly, so they don't feel too bad about their own scores.
The scene then shifts to a group of students, each representing a season (spring, summer, autumn, and winter), who are introducing themselves and explaining their roles in changing the seasons. They engage in a lighthearted and humorous conversation.
Finally, the story moves to a group of students preparing for a musical performance. They struggle to harmonize and work together, but eventually, they come together and deliver a successful performance.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A dog cafe is being set up at a school festival.
2. The cafe is offering bananas for sale, priced at 50,000 yen.
3. Satomi is feeling depressed and is being consoled by his friends.
4. Satomi's friends are trying to cheer him up by playing a pretend train game.
5. Satomi scored 47 in an English test.
6. The average score on the test was not very high.
7. A study session was held to review the test results.
8. The group is discussing the results and trying to determine who scored the lowest.
9. The princes of the seasons (spring, summer, autumn, and winter) are introduced.
10. The princes are competing in a performance event, with the goal of getting first place.
11. The group is practicing their singing and arrangements for the event.
12. Satomi is arranging the parts for the performance.
13. The group is having trouble harmonizing and is breaking up into parts to practice.
14. Haruto is playing an important part in the performance.
15. The group is scolded for not singing together and is told to start again.
16. The performance event takes place, and the group sings freely without arrangements.
17. The group is kicked out after the performance.