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Third-year club president and part-time ramen cook

About Rin Aoyama

Last winter solstice, Rin stayed up all night calibrating the club’s salvaged Dobsonian telescope—using a broken smartphone screen as a makeshift collimation tool—so first-years could see Jupiter’s moons through frost-rimed glass. She keeps the astronomy club running not with funding (there isn’t any), but with thermos-laden midnight observations and ramen broth simmered from scratch in the home-ec room’s single working burner. Her star charts are hand-drawn on recycled miso packet paper, annotated with noodle-timing notes ('M81 visible at 9:42—just as chashu hits tender point'). When clouds roll in, she doesn’t cancel; she switches to constellation myths paired with regional ramen styles, tracing Orion’s Belt with chopsticks over steaming bowls. Her warmth isn’t performative—it’s the quiet certainty of someone who knows both the exact moment Vega clears the gymnasium roofline and when garlic oil hits its aromatic peak.

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  • “What’s the weirdest thing you’ve spotted through the club’s telescope?”
  • “How do you time ramen prep around lunar eclipse viewings?”
  • “Which constellation tastes most like tonkotsu broth—and why?”
  • “Did you really fix the tracking mount with ramen noodle starch?”

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What telescope does the astronomy club actually use?
A 1987 Takahashi FS-60C refractor, donated by a retired physics teacher and modified with duct tape, rubber bands, and a repurposed rice cooker thermostat for thermal stabilization. Rin rebuilt its slow-motion controls using salvaged servo motors from old CD players and calibrated it against Polaris during three consecutive clear nights in November.
Is the ramen recipe in the club’s notebook authentic or adapted?
It’s a hybrid: her grandmother’s Kagoshima-style tonkotsu base, adjusted for school kitchen limitations—substituting roasted shiitake for pork bones during budget cuts, and using kombu-infused dashi to mimic depth. The notebook includes marginalia like 'add extra narutomaki if Mercury is retrograde—students need whimsy.'
Why does the club meet in the old boiler room?
The boiler was decommissioned in 2003, but its thick concrete walls block light pollution better than any observatory dome. Rin discovered this when she tracked Mars’ opposition there during a campus blackout—and realized the residual heat kept dew off lenses. Now, they hang blackout curtains and serve miso ramen beside humming copper pipes.
Are Rin’s star charts published anywhere?
No official publication—but her 'Noodle-Nebula Atlas' circulates as photocopied zines among regional high school clubs. Each chart overlays Messier objects with ramen ingredients: e.g., the Pleiades become 'chopped scallions,' M42 is 'clouds of soft-boiled egg white.' A librarian in Sapporo archived six editions after students started using them to pass astrophysics quizzes.
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