アキバのバイト女王 - Complete Story Instruction Guide

Overview

This document provides comprehensive guidelines for the Japanese learning drama “アキバのバイト女王” (Akiba Part-time Job Queen), including formatting guidelines, component usage, and character information.

Story Context

The story follows a foreign student working at a maid café in Akihabara, providing language learning opportunities through workplace interactions and cultural contexts. The narrative focuses on authentic language learning experiences, workplace communication, and cultural immersion.

Required Components Import


import { Character, Scene, Narrator, Action } from '../../components/drama';

Available Drama Components

Character Component

Creates dialogue boxes for characters with their avatars and styling.


<Character name="tenchou" emotion="angry">
いらっしゃいませ！
</Character>

Available Characters:

tenchou (店長) - Old otaku manager with cap and glasses
watashi (私) - Young blonde girl learning Japanese
customer (お客さん) - Store customer

Available Emotions:

normal - Default state
angry - Red shadow effect
happy - Yellow shadow with warmth
confused - Gray shadow
tired - Purple shadow
excited - Green shadow with bounce animation
nervous - Light blue shadow for anxiety

Scene Component

Creates scene containers with location and time information.


<Scene 
  title="第一幕: 初日のバイト" 
  location="秋葉原のメイドカフェ" 
  time="朝 9:00"
>
  // Your dialogue here
</Scene>

Narrator Component

Adds narrative text between dialogues.


<Narrator>
私は緊張しながらカフェに入った。初めてのバイトの日だった。
</Narrator>

Action Component

Describes character actions and movements with language support.


<Action character="watashi" language="en">
nervously adjusts her cap and takes a deep breath
</Action>
 
<Action character="tenchou" language="jp">
スマホを見ながら頷く
</Action>

Character Names:

Use predefined character names: tenchou, watashi, customer
Or use custom character names as strings
Language support: en (English) or jp (Japanese) for action descriptions

Character Profiles

店長 (Tenchou)

Physical Description: 太ったオタクのおじさん
Appearance: いつもキャップとサングラスをかけている
Technology: サングラスはスマートメガネです、それを隠すため、いつもスマホモックアップを見ている
Personality Reference: シュタインズ・ゲートの橋田至が年を取ったような感じ
Character Traits: 少し面倒くさがりだが、心は優しい
Speech Style: Casual, sometimes uses otaku slang, slightly impatient with newbies
Role: Provides both humor and guidance in the learning journey

私 (Watashi)

Physical Description: 金髪のポニーテールの若い女の子
Uniform: 制服の一部として店長に言われてキャップをかぶっている
Learning Goal: 日本語を勉強中で、日本に住みたいと思っている
Interests: 秋葉原で時間を過ごすのが大好き
Character Trait: よくおかしなミスをする
Speech Style: Polite but sometimes confused, mixes languages
Role: The protagonist learner, allowing readers to identify with the language learning journey

お客さん (Customer)

Variety: 様々なタイプの客が来店
Types: オタク、サラリーマン、観光客など
Usage: Variable character for creating different interaction scenarios
Role: Reflects real Akihabara demographics and social situations

Structure Guidelines

1. Scene Organization

Use <Scene> component with title, location, and time props
Each scene should have a clear setting and timeframe
Focus on workplace scenarios in Akihabara maid café context

2. Character Interactions

Use <Character> component with name and emotion props
Include <Narrator> for descriptive text and cultural context
Use <Action> component for character actions and behaviors

3. Language Learning Integration

Show authentic learning moments with mistakes
Mix Japanese and English to demonstrate learning process
Include vocabulary building through context

4. Vocabulary Section

Include relevant Japanese vocabulary at the end
Group by theme (workplace, customer service, otaku culture)
Focus on practical expressions for service industry

Template Structure


# アキバのバイト女王 - [Episode Title]
 
import { Character, Scene, Narrator, Action } from '../../components/drama';
 
<Scene 
  title="[Scene Title]" 
  location="秋葉原のメイドカフェ" 
  time="[Time]"
>
 
<Narrator>
[Descriptive text setting the scene and cultural context]
</Narrator>
 
<Character name="watashi" emotion="[emotion]">
[Dialogue in Japanese with learning moments]
</Character>
 
<Action character="tenchou">
[Action description showing character personality]
</Action>
 
<Character name="tenchou" emotion="[emotion]">
[Response with guidance or humor]
</Character>
 
</Scene>
 
---
 
## 語彙リスト
 
[Workplace and cultural vocabulary items]

Language Support Examples

Mixing Languages for Learning Context


<Character name="watashi" emotion="confused">
あの...すみません、「ユニフォーム」って何ですか？
</Character>
 
<Character name="tenchou" emotion="tired">
制服だよ、制服。日本語まだまだだな...
</Character>

Character Actions with Language Support


<Action character="watashi" language="en">
nervously adjusts her blonde ponytail and the required cap
</Action>
 
<Action character="tenchou" language="jp">
スマートメガネを調整しながらスマホモックアップを見る
</Action>

Quality Checklist

Tips for Creating Episodes

Start with Scene setup: Always begin with location and specific time
Use Narrator for context: Explain cultural situations and learning moments
Show emotions: Use emotion props to convey learning anxiety, confusion, or success
Add realistic actions: Use Action component for authentic café work movements
Mix languages naturally: Show the learning process through code-switching
Create learning mistakes: Show authentic moments of language confusion
Include otaku references: Use 店長’s character for cultural depth
Focus on workplace scenarios: Customer service, training, daily operations

This comprehensive guide ensures consistent, educational, and engaging content for the アキバのバイト女王 series!