Grand Starlight Festival: Stage Of The Seventh Sons

Shizuhara Music and Performing Arts Center, once a beacon of artistic excellence, is now experiencing a troubling decline in its talent pool and reputation. This decline was starkly highlighted by their disgraceful loss during the previous interschool revues, prestigious competitions that had always been a testament to their supremacy in the performing arts. The loss sent shockwaves through the institution, shaking the confidence of both students and faculty alike.

In a desperate bid to reclaim Shizuhara's lost glory, the determined and visionary director, Akira Tachibana, decides to take a bold step. She appoints Hoshizu Kamiki, a prodigious talent and one of Shizuhara's most promising performers, to lead a new unit. This unit is tasked with revitalizing the spirit of the center and restoring its former prestige. Hoshizu, known for his remarkable skills and creative prowess, is nonetheless daunted by the enormity of the task ahead. The weight of the institution's expectations rests heavily on his shoulders, and he fears that even his exceptional abilities might not be enough to turn the tide. Still, he gladly accepts this responsibility as he is seen by almost all of Shizuhara's students, especially the underclassmen; as their brightest hope.

Just as the future of Shizuhara seems bleak, a glimmer of hope emerges with the unexpected enrolment of Hoshizu's younger cousin, Kotaro Rikuyama. Kotaro, though young and relatively inexperienced, possesses a raw and untapped potential that catches Hoshizu's eye. With a fresh perspective and a passionate drive, Kotaro brings a renewed sense of possibility to the endeavor. Hoshizu, inspired by his cousin's enthusiasm and natural talent, begins to see a sliver of a chance to overcome the monumental challenges ahead.