Sakura School Simulator Palace Guide: Throne Room, Sauna, Four Cats

The Palace is the grandest building in Sakura Town. This white-and-gold mansion has a throne room, a sauna, royal bedrooms, and a courtyard with a helicopter, which makes it a favorite setting for prince and princess roleplay.

Despite its size, many players visit the throne room and leave. The palace actually holds several rooms and interactions that rarely get attention, from a circle that changes you into pajamas to four white cats spread across different corners.

This guide maps the palace using descriptions from the community-run Sakura School Simulator wiki on Fandom, along with Garusoft's official release notes. The exploration route and scene ideas are our own suggestions.

Where the Palace Is and What the Grounds Look Like

The Palace stands at the end of the road next to Sakura Castle. A large white-and-gold gate marks the entrance, and paved paths lead past fountains, flower gardens, trimmed hedges, and decorative trees arranged in a symmetrical layout.

The parking area holds a blue helicopter and a white car, both usable for travel or landing. That makes the palace a natural starting point for royal journey scenes. Green hills around the grounds make it feel separate from the rest of town.

The community wiki notes that the building was reused from Palace in England, an escape room game also made by Garusoft, and adjusted to fit Sakura Town.

Compiled from descriptions on the community-run Sakura School Simulator wiki on Fandom. NPC positions may shift after updates.

Throne Room, Sauna, and Royal Bedrooms

Enter through the right door and Haruka Meido greets you in the foyer. Climb the stairs and follow the carpeted hallway to the dining area, where Akina Meido is stationed. Tapping the green circle puts food on the table. You cannot eat it, but you can sit in the chairs for banquet scenes.

Beside Akina is a staircase down to the Royal Hall, the throne room. At its center is a raised stage with two thrones. The door opposite the thrones leads outside to the fountain courtyard.

Four doors lead off the throne room. The first on the right is a royal bedroom with a pink circle for changing into pajamas. The second on the right is the sauna, where you can change into a towel before relaxing. On the left are a second bedroom and a royal office with green sofas, ideal for meeting scenes.

Another staircase climbs from the throne room to the left wing and a large reception hall with a blue-and-white checkered floor. A hallway beyond it leads down to the left entrance, where Eito Oki greets visitors.

Four White Cats and the Rina Tamaki Theory

Four white cats live in the palace. One stays with Haruka at the right entrance, one stays with Eito at the left entrance, one wanders the fountain courtyard, and one sits in the reception hall.

The cats once vanished because of a bug. Garusoft's official notes for version 1.043.11 list a fix for there being no cats in the palace. If you cannot find any, update the game first.

According to the community wiki, Rina Tamaki is the only character who is already friends with all four cats, and the staff greet her with a welcome back. Those details have led players to theorize that Rina was once royalty or a regular palace guest before moving to her house near the school. Garusoft has never confirmed the theory.

The palace cat emblem also appears on the princess dress and prince suit and can be spotted around Sakura Town, so the royal costumes and the palace were clearly designed as a set.

Royal Roleplay Ideas for the Palace

The palace is made for prince and princess stories. Dress characters in the princess dress and prince suit with the palace cat emblem, then seat two of them on the thrones to open the story.

For a guest arrival scene, start with the helicopter in the courtyard. Land it, walk past the fountain to the right entrance so Haruka greets you, then move to the dining area, activate the food with the green circle, and seat your guests.

For a night scene, move to a royal bedroom and change into pajamas at the pink circle. The sauna works as a relaxing break mid-story, and the green-sofa office suits a king meeting his ministers.

Remember that the palace has no bathroom or kitchen. If your story needs a cooking scene, film it at a house or restaurant elsewhere in Sakura Town, then return to the palace.

Conclusion

The Palace in Sakura School Simulator offers far more than a throne room. It has a sauna, two royal bedrooms, an office, a reception hall, a helicopter, and four white cats tied to a popular Rina Tamaki theory.

Explore it from the right entrance to the left so you do not miss a room, then build your royal story from those spaces.