<report>Kosaka-san is an extremely short story. If there were more VNs like it, I would categorize them as visual novellas instead of visual novels.

The VN's plot points and characters through their motives manage to inspire different lines of thought that run in everyday life. The VN explores concepts of perception as it relates to cognition and behavior. For instance, a major point relates the self-image and social image (our idea of how others perceive us) to motivation and behavior. As another example, it draws a question on the nature of reality as it relates to different individuals' perspectives. What drives agreement and disagreement on certain things external to you and to me? How can... Read more »