それはマナー違反ですよ！

■ Which finger do you use to press the elevator button? Is it your index finger? Or another finger? Or should you wait without pressing it? I can tell you one thing: The answer you just thought of is a breach of etiquette. ■ No matter what you choose, you will be scolded. Welcome to the lecture by Ms. Reiko Ogasawara, self-proclaimed supreme authority in the world of etiquette. You are given a scenario and three choices: "What do you do?" No matter which you choose, Ms. Ogasawara will shout, "That's a breach of etiquette!!" There is no right answer. The only difference is "how you are scolded." Ms. Ogasawara's reasons are plausible, the numbers are strangely precise, and you can't trust a single word. This is a parody comedy game that laughs at excessive etiquette. ■ For those who think they will be forgiven if they behave politely: You will not be forgiven. Ms. Ogasawara is especially merciless to those who choose the polite answer. I won't write here the reasoning behind your reprimand. Choose the most polite answer and see for yourself. ■ The more you get reprimanded, the higher your score The scoring is reversed. The more you anger the teacher, the higher your score, and at the end of the course, you'll be awarded a title befitting your level of violation. There are four titles. Some are awarded to those who behave well, and others are only earned by those who have mastered the art of violation. The highest title and what the teacher says at that time are a surprise you'll discover when you reach the end. ■ 12 Departments and 108 Courses with Relatable Situations Japanese Food & Dining, Western Food & Cafes, Business Fundamentals, Business Applications, Transportation & Travel, Ceremonies & Events, Daily Life, Neighborhood & Family, Entertainment & Culture, Sports & Health, Digital Technology, and the highest level, "The Secrets of Manners Department." Start with a situation where you think, "I do this normally, but maybe..." That's definitely a breach of etiquette. ■ What if you had chosen a different answer? The etiquette rule you were told about will be registered in the "Mysterious Etiquette Encyclopedia." There are 972 items in total. The fields for the answers you didn't choose remain hidden. What would the teacher have said if you had chosen a different answer? If you're curious, take the same lesson again. The teacher will scold you as many times as you like. ■ Proof of being scolded is on a "Certificate of Recognition" After completing the lesson, you can create a certificate in the form of an award, inscribed with your title and the most serious violation. Take a screenshot and show it to your friends. Even if you take the same lesson, the way you're scolded will be completely different depending on the person. ■ A way to kill time during your commute ・Each lesson consists of 3 scenes. Each lesson takes 1-2 minutes to complete. ・No registration or login required. It starts immediately upon launch. ・Playable offline (communication is only required during purchase). ・No ads. There are no gacha or stamina systems. ■ About the Fees The first lecture of each department (all 12 lectures) is free to play. You'll be scolded once, and then you can decide whether to continue. The remaining 96 lectures are unlocked for a one-time purchase of ¥300. There are no monthly fees. ■ Caution All manners in this app are fictional. They are not real-world etiquette, so please do not practice them in real life. Taking them seriously constitutes a breach of etiquette. They have no relation to any real people or organizations.