Love, Election and Chocolate

When a school election threatens to ban snack clubs, a group of foodies fights back with flavor and fervor.

Yuuki Oojima spends his days as a proud member of the Food Research Club, a school society devoted entirely to sampling and cataloguing snacks funded by the school’s budget. The club’s carefree existence—snacking, rating, and debating the merits of every confection—gets a sudden jolt when the student council election looms. Satsuki Shinonome, the charismatic head of the finance department and a front‑runner for president, runs on a platform promising to slash frivolous clubs and reallocate their money to more “productive” activities. Her polished speeches and popularity make her a formidable opponent, and her proposal threatens to dissolve the Food Research Club entirely. Faced with the prospect of losing their beloved snack stash, the club’s president, the determined Chisato Sumiyoshi, rallies her members for a last‑ditch campaign. Yuuki, along with a motley crew of fellow snack enthusiasts, must navigate debates, rallies, and a flurry of school politics while keeping their bellies full. As election day approaches, alliances shift, secrets surface, and the line between genuine passion and political maneuvering blurs. In the end, the battle isn’t just about preserving a club—it’s about defending the simple joys that bind friends together in the chaotic world of high‑school elections.

A high school rom-com where a snack club fights disbandment by running a candidate in the student council election, blending light harem comedy with surprisingly heavy character dramas. Expect standard anime fan service and emotional backstories, but nothing graphic or inappropriate for young teens.