Comments by "Kurekure KureKure" (@kurekurekurekure5938) on "Life Where I'm From" channel.

  1. What?
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  2. ということは自宅から弁当持参だったのですか？
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  3. それは大変でしたね。 ちょっとびっくりしました。
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  4. It is a sad thing. Does he work at a different school?
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  5. We call it "Work experience". The purpose is let the children know how the society works and what kind of jobs exist. So no money are paid to the them. But it is programmed for children to have a pleasant time, a big business like Toyota has programs for Work experience and Work place tour. At the end of the program children are generally given a small gift. In this case, local farming, they may have some edamame for home, though I cannot confirm. I think US has Work experience also.
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  6. Schools are designed for shelter facilities in case of emmergencies. So the equipment are prepared for large number of people.
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  7. Sorry, no. It's the Kouchi area in Japan.
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  8. Anyway, over 600 students, teachers and staff enjoys economies of scale.
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  9. I agree with you.
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  10. Yellow hats is a believed to stand out most on the road.
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  11. Japan cannot except criticism but they don't see problems in school lunch systems. It is a pity that you spend life in such a culture.
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  12. Nutritionist in school is an important job to children. What do you do usually?
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  13. No, in that case, you need to take from home.
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  14. They are arraid of scattering spits on the foods.
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  15. Some comments say UK has school lunch system which has been sophisticated.
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  16. According to the comments, this style exisits in Korea, Taiwan and Japan. In China, there are some. In France and Finland, govenment are responsible for the school lunch but kids don't serve. It's interesting that Korean do not refuse the Japanese style school lunch system. By the way, how Korean think of cleaning schools by themselves? They like it or dislike it?
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  17. Can students get out of school during lunch time?
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  18. Teachers pay for the school lunches as well as parents pay.
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  19. This school was built when Japan enjoyed its prosperity. So the equipment is higher than the standard.
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  20. "süß" in this case means "sweet or cute".
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  21. Is it free or do you pay for it?
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  22. Could you tell me what your lunch was? I'm curious.
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  23. It's interesting. Statistics say 50% of the schools have in-house kitchen and 50% ask the central kitchens aided by the local government. Another difference exists that no vegetarian foods are offered in Japan. So children with allergy, with ill or cultural/religious reasons need to bring bento from home. By the way, do you know when this school lunch system began in Taiwan?
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  24. I think another video helps you. Please click the link below . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hL5mKE4e4uU
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  25. I like polite people like you.
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  26. Yes, teachers pay. In fact it is automatically deducted from their salary.
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  27. It is an interesting point. Could you show me more detailed logics of your opinion?
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  28. Simply because too much population.
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  29. Because they don't litter spits.
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  30. Maybe, but not so good as original.
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  31. 景気のいい頃に建設されたから。
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  32. I found on another source an average of Euro41755 income per household in Germany. You may have mistaken personal and household incomes.
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  33. So fat people are rare in Hungary?
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  34. I hope you can run a school and it becomes a good example to others.
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  35. No, Gakushoku means school careteria.
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  36. No. There is little exceptions like students with allergies.
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  37. I hope you can do it in the future.
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  38. It is a sign of being common for every kid to eat the same meat all together. So it does not make a stigma. But those who eat very less, very slow or don't like milk, it is like a hell.
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  39. In total how many hours do you study a day?
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  40. School lunch is for elementary and secondary schools in Japan. In high schools, students buy foods or they bring bento from home. If your country have school lunch, it is a good system and can be improved. I think.
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  41. Yes, this is the common style.
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  42. Maybe who takes the dishes to the basket.
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  43. This school is a bit special because the building was built with plenty of money at that time.
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  44. Some schools prepare special menu for allergic children, but mostly parents cook foods and children take and eat it in school.
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  45. Some schools prepare special menu for allergic children, but mostly parents cook foods and children take and eat it in school.
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  46. Some shcools cook special dishes for allergetic. In some school they bring their own lunch from home where their mothers cook "BENTO". Most Japanese elementary and secondary schools have school lunch programs. Some school have their kitchens. In other cases town has a central kitchen and lunch are delivered to schools. A small share is the case food companies provide lunches to school.
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  47. It's a sad story.
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  48. They had a social class and the Netherlands was one of thesis. And article says Enwtensoep soup and kroket are representative Dutch foods.
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  49. To avoid hair fallen on the food. They don't touch foods with hand directly.
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  50. Don't US parents scold kids?
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