First of all...

I've heard of "Here is Greenwood" (Kon Wa Greenwood - I think I

spelled it

right) 

"Koko ha Greenwood"

Romanization lesson: When "ha" is being used as a particle, instead
of as part of a larger word, it should be romanized as "wa", which is
how it is pronounced as a particle.

That having been said...

I'd like to ask the person who brought up Greenwood in reference to
this thread one question: Is there supposed to be any significance of
"Koko wa Greenwood" to the topic at hand, which is legitimate
questions about Japanese schools, or are you simply spamming?

To everyone else: Whether or not you've seen Koko wa Greenwood is
more or less irrelevant to fanfiction. Let's try not to post replies
to this question to the FFML, alright?

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