Have you ever watched a drama or anime based on a highschool, the ones where the beautiful highschool girls pop out at you in 31 different flavours (and sometimes the teachers too)? You might have told yourself, "I'll bet money that a highschool like that doesn't exist in real life." Well, apparently a highschool like that actually does exist; and instead of having childhood friends, tsunderes, and nerdy girls, these young ladies are actually national idols. The picture (seen above) shows Suzy of miss A, Hyeri of Girl's Day, and Eun Gyo of 5dolls at school, wearing their uniform and posing with two very, very lucky gentlemen. Note that they all have different colored hair and, of course, the uniform can only be described as adorable. Where is that place? Why hasn't anyone heard of it yet? Is that a secret government facility, aimed at producing beautiful girls to entertain the citizens? Or perhaps they are on a set, filming a new drama? Like Nancy Reagan, Just say No to those hypothetical questions as they all actually attend the Seoul School of Performing Arts. That's right, the highschool is a special school aimed towards educating fine young people into actors, musicians and dancers. I guess my government facility theory was somewhat close. The three girls all go to that particular highschool, and that's how they ended up taking a picture together. With two boys who just used up all their luck and will never win anything again in their entire life, I'm quite jealous. Netizens expressed their thoughts, saying "I want to go to that school", "What a variety of hair colors", "They look kind of awkward together. Perhaps they don't get along?" and "Hey, Sulli goes to that school too." Wait, what was that last one again? Sulli from f(x) goes there too? That place is like a real-life Shin Hwa College from Boys Before Flowers... except this time the F4 is for the males to fantasize. Note that upon further research, it was found that those special "arts highschools" tend to have only 2, 3 boys per class of 30 for a ratio of 1 male to 10 to 15 girls. Most people attending are above average because they're studying specialized things such as acting, music and dancing. Source: Daily Sports via Nate