The third generation of Subaru's flagship model, the Impreza. Subaru's product concept for the third generation of the Impreza was "New Comfort Style", with the development of improved comfort as a key objective. Accordingly, the wheelbase and overall width were widened compared to the previous generation to achieve superior comfort and improved collision safety. As with the first and second-generation Impreza, the rally-based WRX model, armed with a 4WD system and a turbocharged engine, was set up as a base machine to compete in the World Rally Championship (WRC), and was designed to demonstrate its fighting power on all kinds of terrain, including tarmac, dirt and snow roads. It is a machine that can demonstrate its fighting power in any field, including tarmac, dirt and snow roads. Subaru decided that a hatchback body with a short rear overhang and excellent turning ability would be most suitable for rallying on twisty roads, and with the introduction of the third-generation Impreza, the decision was made to switch from a sedan body to a hatchback Impreza body for WRC competition. On the other hand, the sedan-bodied Impreza WRX, with its superior aerodynamics at medium to high speeds, was used in the Nürburgring 24-hour endurance race, where stability at high speeds is required. In 2011, the 3rd generation Impreza won the SP3T class (21st overall) of the Nürburgring 24 Hour Endurance Race, and in the following year, 2012, it won the same class (28th overall), demonstrating its high level of competitiveness not only in the rally field but also on the circuit field. The 3rd generation Impreza demonstrated its high level of competitiveness not only in the rally field but also on the circuit.

In the spring of her first year of high school, Yui Hirasawa joined the Light Music Club as a beginner on a musical instrument. Together with the club leader Ritsu Tainaka, the shy Mio Akiyama and the calm Tsumugi Kotobuki, she spent her days enjoying the club's usual tea in the club room, training camps, school festivals and Christmas. In their second year of high school, they welcomed a serious new member, Azusa Nakano, and the Light Music Club's second school festival was a great success with their five-member band, Houkago Tea Time. Yui and her friends then enter the spring of their third year of high school...

First-year student new to the light music club. In the same class as Yui's younger sister, Yuu. She has a very serious personality and is worried about the light music club's tea time and the loose atmosphere of Yui and her friends. She started playing the guitar when she was in primary school under the influence of her parents, and is quite good at it.

She is presumed to be quite a young lady from her words and behaviour. She has been learning the piano since she was four years old and has won prizes in competitions. She is calm and friendly and always has a smile on her face. She brings sweets and a tea set to the clubroom.

He chooses to play the drums because he has a rough personality and is not good at detailed instruments. She and Mio have been childhood friends since kindergarten and often play around with each other. She has strange skills such as narrating and imitating other people's voice tones.

She had planned to join the literature club, but her childhood friend Ritsu pulled her into the light music club. She is serious, gets good grades and has the best proportions of all the members, but she is so shy that she chooses to play the bass guitar because it stands out. She is quite skilled on the bass guitar.

Joins a light music club under the mistaken impression that light music club = light music (like whistling). Starts playing guitar as a complete beginner. Self-starter and intuition-driven. Loves cute and sweet things.