On the way to the Central Cafeteria at Tokyo University.
"I should buy a computer."
"What are you talking about, senpai?" Seisa Takeshun, walking on the right, couldn't hear clearly.
"Nothing, just thinking it'd be easier to take notes with a laptop."
Near the iconic clock tower of Tokyo University, on the side of the central lawn, there is a small entrance to the cafeteria underground.
With around 15,000 students and staff at Tokyo University's Hongo Campus, the Central Cafeteria was built large enough to accommodate everyone during peak times.
A two-story semicircular structure.
The second floor has a café selling cakes, desserts, and lunches where many people study.
The first floor is for picking up and eating meals, and since it's open to the public, with prices much lower than outside restaurants, it's always more than half full.
After grabbing a tray at the pick-up station, Uesugi Sakura ordered a bowl of Red Gate Ramen.
444 yen.
"Do you like spicy food, senpai?"
