Yamazaki's Piano Recital

A batsu game (punishment "game") featuring Yamazaki Hosei.

This poor guy is supposed to play piano in the dead of the night at a school...abandoned or not...I dunno. Haunted or not, I'm not too sure either. However, a school's definitely one of the worst place you can ever visit at the deepest of nights.

So Yamazaki's gotta walk all the way from his 1st floor "suite", up till level 4 to where the music room is, which held nothing but a lone piano in the center of the room...

Of course, traps are installed along the way...

The problem is...he's gotta walk through the same corridors 4 separate times due to the fact that he had to play 4 different pieces of melodies at an hour interval. And not to mention different traps are utilized every single time...though 1 or 2 might still remain. So yeah...very unfortunate, but it's fun to watch...

Just in case there's some enigmatic surprises...I'll try my best to describe what are the traps laid down for poor ole' Yamazaki...

1st attempt:

1. There's this sign that says: "Meeting in process, please keep quiet." (A meeting in the middle of the night...what else could that mean...)

2. Random sounds just pops out of the wall...

3. The elevator shall move...


2nd attempt:

1. An old soul shall be on patrol...

2. Sound of glass shatter...

3. Lotion applied onto the door handle of the music room...

4. Piano keys had trouble producing sounds...


3rd attempt:

1. Cries of a woman coming from within the toilet...

2. A pair of twins in kimono will be stalking Yamazaki. (This part is the best in my opinion...it gave the most kick to anyone who ventured beyond the point in person...and see of you can notice that one of the lil girl jumped at Yamazaki's screams...)

3. Farting cushion...

4. Secret #1...


4th attempt:

1. Blood on piano keys...

2. Secret #2...

Well, those are based on what I know about Japanese characters. As for the 2 secrets, I merely noted them down as the video stated...so you shall be kept from the secret until you've watched it...and on a side note, this is the video which allowed me to discover Merry Christmas, Mr Lawrence...

Ok without further ado, lemme present Yamazaki Hosei's Piano Recital...