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[attr="class","likedoinfo"]The now notorious Kessho Reform Academy was opened in 2020 and services grades 6 through 13 and University. The campus was initially built in the late 1990s to be a revolutionary large campus to provide a complete and full education with no distractions. It was built on a man made island in Tokyo Bay. The school was intricate and modern marvel to behold. It had everything needed for students to live without ever having to leave. Ultimately, the school failed and the campus was shut down after less than five years. In 2020, the campus was re-purposed for the Kessho Reform Academy.

The first year or so of the school's opening, half of it was closed off as it was being refurbished due to the plan for the Academy being rushed. The campus was fully opened for the student body in 2025. The Academy boasts ten dormitories, seven for boys and three for girls. There are ten different large dining halls with varying themes and menus. The school has a mall like building where students can purchase their own items with the usage of “Cash”, a currency earned through good behavior.


Almost all of the students at Kessho Reform Academy are those who have been involved in violence or illegal activities. The most common crime for a student is aggravated assault. The rarest crime is straight out murder. Most murders are tried as adults, even high schoolers. Crimes can range from stealing money from the school, auto theft, cyber terrorism, regular old terrorism and even blackmail. Of course, a small percentage of the students probably shouldnt be here. While no one believes them, some claim to have been suddenly framed out of the blue. Others may have committed a crime, but it was something not deserving of being sent to Kessho. They were made examples of. However, these are the exceptions not the rule.

Students at Kessho Reform Academy follow the Japanese grade system. Students can be entered into the academy from 6th grade, or the final grade of elementary school in Japan. Middle school students are in grades 7 through 9. High school students are in grades 10 through 12, with an optional 13th year for university prep.


Students at Kessho Reform Academy have Saturday and Sundays off and small one day or one week school vacations scattered throughout the year. However, they do not get to go home during these vacations. Once a student enters Kessho Reform Academy, unless they show drastic change and reform, they will remain there until graduation. During these days off, they can go into Tokyo for a few hours. However, students who have caused trouble in the school will not be granted day leaves. Furthermore, all students are fitted with a special ankle bracelet that monitors their location at all times.

When a student graduates from Kessho Reform Academy, if they continued to act violent and commit crimes while within the school, they are sent to a prison. If a student was reformed, they may leave to do whatever they so wish to do. However, they may choose to stay within the school to attend University free of charge. The school is famous for having a high number of students go into the military or other respectable professions.


Classes are held every day Monday through Friday from 10AM to 3PM for grades 6 through 13 and University. They are held in a university block style. Meaning, a student will go to specific classes on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays for an hour each and on Tuesdays and Thursdays they will attend different classes for one and a half hours each. Classes are held in several large glass buildings scattered around the school.


Students who attended Kessho Reform Academy may enter the university upon graduating. Some students who are too violent to be released to the public but not violent enough to be sent directly to prison are forced to go to the university. A student may choose to go to Kessho University or be forced to attend. Students who did not attend Kessho Reform Academy are very rare within the University. Most individuals who commit criminal crimes while in university in the normal world simply go to jail. However, some rare exceptions are made for those who show the possibility of reforming or acted out under extreme conditions. University students are required to wear the uniform. Their classes are held in the top floors of the class buildings.


Kessho Reform Academy requires uniforms be worn to class. Uniforms consist of a black plaid skirt or pants with a white long sleeve or short sleeve blouse. Students may choose between white or black stockings as well as the length or whether they wish to wear tights. Students have the option of wearing sneakers or dress shoes. Students may also choose to wear a default tan or black vest over their uniform. Finally, they can pick between a red bow or a red tie. Students may eventually purchase jackets, colorful accessories and more after gaining enough Cash. The uniforms are not gender specific.


There are ten dormitories on the Kessho Reform Academy campus. As the school's population is is 70% male students, seven of these dorms are boys dormitories. Dorms are small cube shaped rooms with only a bed, a table built into the wall, a trash can, a chair, and a book shelf with a small dresser built into it. The glass window in each room acts as a simple personal computer for each student. However, it only allows access to online libraries for studying, weather reports, school monitored emails or messaging and a video streaming service that allows for students to purchase movies or television shows from around the world to watch.

The dorm buildings are built like large apartment buildings. As the dormitories were first built to be proper apartments for older students, the small cube like rooms were converted from proper four bedroom apartments. Each apartment had their living room and kitchens refitted to form two extra rooms, and the door to the apartment were taken off their hinges to form small hallways into each 'cluster' of rooms.


Students at Kessho Reform Academy are stripped of all personal belongings when they arrive. They are given seven school uniforms and two pairs of shoes, dress and sneakers. Each dorm has a small stack of ten notebooks, a package of five mechanical pencils, a lamp and five folders prepared in advance for the student. They are given three simple meals a day.

In order to purchase more than the bare needs, students are required to utilize 'Cash'. Cash is a reward point system used in place of currency. Students need to use this cash to purchase anything- even the school supplies initially given will run out. Students who pass their classes each month are given a small allowance of Cash every week. This allows for them to purchase more school supplies, entertainment, snacks or clothing if they want. The better the grades, the better the allowance.

Cash is stored on an online system that a student can access at terminals around campus. This information is accessed through eye scan or hand print. Cash is used primarily in the mess halls or in the school's supermarket by simply scanning their eye or hand at check out. The supermarket is a large several story tall department store like building that has anything from an extensive clothing selection to various electronics. Anything, within reason, can be purchased within the supermarket should the student have the Cash to do so. It should be noted that the store is closely monitored and anyone who is caught shop lifting will face severe punishment.


As the Academy caters to the criminal youth, the security on the campus is top tier. Security cameras can be seen on every building corner. As Kessho is on a man made island, the only way on and off the island is by the monorail on the bridge. The bridge is a concrete covered tunnel with sensors to detect if anyone is inside.

The school buildings are surrounded by a large and dense forest. This forest is off limits to students, with a iron fence running through the forest past the first few trees. Students who hop the fence will find a pretty boring forest. However, the forest is patrolled heavily. Any students found out here will be severely punished. The shores have constant monitoring as well. They are all off limits to students the same as the forest is.


Kessho Reform Academy holds a large open air arena in their front lawn. The school is well aware that it hosts some of the most violent students in the world. As such, it has allowed for monitored violence. The arena is a large white concrete pit that students can actively engaged in violence within without interference from faculty for most things. Almost anything goes. Teachers may interfere if the other student is near death and unable to fight back but the other fighters continue to attack. It isnt uncommon for students to die in the arena.