An arcade dating sim — the rarest genre combination of the 90s. Three heroine themes in long versions: "Idol Diary" for Midorikawa Rin, "Neverending TEEN'S NIGHT" for Ichijoji Ayumi, "Monochrome Season" for Fuyuno Kasumi.
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Each character theme doubles as a full vocal song. "SWEET LOVE (Confession TIME BGM)" scores the moment of truth. "DADDULE of Love" and "BADIYAH of Love" — invented words that sound like they should mean something romantic.
The BADIYAH gets a JAZZ 7 MIX variant. "Day of Watermelons" captures a summer date scene. "Departure (MAP T..." likely scores the map travel between date locations. "FROM M-DARW N" is another cryptic title. A dating sim in an arcade cabinet — you'd put coins in to go on dates, which is both mechanically appropriate and philosophically interesting.
The long versions of character themes suggest this music was meant to be enjoyed beyond the quarter-eating arcade context. "Diary For the First Time" handles the name entry with more emotional weight than most games give that screen.
A unique artifact from 90s arcade culture.