Comments by "Kurekure KureKure" (@kurekurekurekure5938) on "Kyushoku: The Making of a Japanese School Lunch" video.

  1. I found some comments that US had classroom cleaning and some preparation work long ago. I read some, very rarely, insists littering is also a right. And then there are some who hate Japanese conformist tendency. So I think the US people don't like the teamwork style in shown in the video.
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  2. I agree with you.
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  3. I agree.
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  4. Yes, she is very cute.
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  5. Some say she looks like a pupil.
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  6. Dear Heron De La Torre, I can say nothing. Each has each own way. Japanese way has clearly bad aspects. In the war movies, teamwork is always put importance and no negative comments are given. And school lunch preparation and classroom cleanings seem to matter with child labor/abuse to the US people. If they change somewhat, it may work.
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  7. She looks young and cute. Kawaii.
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  8. Wearing mast may goes back to 40 years ago or before.
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  9. As in the show, school lunch started after the WW2. Taiwan's school lunch system originated under the Kuomintan registration. So both have each individual origins, though they look similar.
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  10. Your comment is more realistic than others referring to class system. I'm impressed.
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  11. バブルのころにできた学校は贅沢に建てられたら。
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  12. Fight! You have lots of rivals.
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  13. Someone said UK has improved school foods. Why are you pessimistic?
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  14.  @ElanovaAutumn , it also applies to Japan. By the way, a school lunch costs US$2.3 and parents pay for it in Japan. How about UK?
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  15.  @ElanovaAutumn , thank you for the reply. You give me much about UK school lunch.
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  16. I'm impressed with your comments about the Caribbean school lunch system, and your effort for the children.
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  17. I don't know what you mean by "do sugarcoated to not make it so bad".
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  18. Thank you for letting know the situation in Portugal. It is the first to see in this comment section.
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  19. I want to know how it is.
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  20. Your mom is a great person.
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  21. Because kids don't touch foods, but spit may be scattered on foods.
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  22. 過去のコメントでは給食はおいしかったという意見のほうが多かったので、あなたのような話は珍しい。 給食センター方式でしたか？それとも学校内で作っていましたか？
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  23. In case of Japan, it has been long time and parents and grandparents experienced it. So, I think, almost all the people agree with it. Most Japanese comments refer to "pleasant or tasty school lunch".
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  24. And you need to plan 20 different foods every month.
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  25. It's just a habit to wear masks, not to scatre spits. It does not matter who visits the class.
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  26. This is a public school and most elementary schools have the same system.
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  27. The same as in middle schools. In highschools students have bento-lunch or buy something.
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  28. Kids are not allowed to bring in foods, though there are exceptions regarding illness, allergy and etc. Costs are not so high and acceptable. But as you think, some parents won't pay, and some kids maybe are made fun of.
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  29. He hurried because he wanted the last portion.
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  30. Actually parents pay for the lunches at the cost of 2.5 US$ per lunch. Teachers and the nutritionist are hired by the local government while the cookers are paid from the lunch cost.
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  31. How enthusiastic youre comments are! Guys like you will lead the country.
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  32. Are you really talking that the foods are heavily contaminated? On what ground do you think so? Could you please let me know the source? Thank you in advance.
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  33.  @atsukorichards1675 , thank you for the comment. It is unknown to me because no US people referred to the breakfast so far. It is a good system to the students who come to school early. What I know is that US had this kind of school lunches over 30 years or more ago, but most of people don't know of it. And they are always afraid of child labor.
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  34. It's been over 60 years starting the school lunch system. Everything takes much time to build. It'll be improved little by little.
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  35. No, it's not free. It costs two dollars or more for a day.
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  36. They don't like to spit.
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  37. They don't like to spit.
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  38. They don't like to spit.
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  39. They don't like to spit.
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  40. This school was built when Japan was on the economic boom. So building was expensive and a bit luxurious.
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  41. Japan is not so good a place to live in.
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  42. They don't like spits.
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  43. You are a good person. How about your collegues? Did they agree with you?
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  44. Judging from the comments, only France and Finland have this system. In other European countries, kids buy or brings their own lunch. Why France has this system?
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  45. ttnt, thank you for the reply. It is a very interesting story. By the way, I've never found a Belgian comments. It may apply to Belgium.
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  46. How are you today? Are you having a healthy life?
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  47. Because she wants children to access as many food as possible for healthy life. If curried rice, favorite menus for most of the children, comes often, the children also want other popular menu come more frequently. She also wants children have no dislike to foods. Even it does not tasty to children, it may be good for health.
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  48. They had a social study class and the Netherlands was one of thesis. That article introduces Enwtensoep soup and kroket as representative Dutch foods.
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  49. Most elementary schools have no uniforms while high-school and junior high schools have.
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  50. Parents prepare Bento lunchbox foods for students with allergies. Packed in box called "Lunch Jar". If you have interest, search with the word "lunch jar".
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  51. Please do not expect so much. Japanese cannot speak foreign languages like English historically. Instead, they have invested in translation.
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  52. What is PH?
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  53. They are not free. Parents pay USD2 for a lunch.
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  54. Usually uniforms are for secondary and high schools, not for elementary schools.
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  55. Usually uniforms are for secondary and high schools, not for elementary schools.
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  56. Usually uniforms are for secondary and high schools, not for elementary schools.
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  57. Usually uniforms are for secondary and high schools, not for elementary schools.
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  58. Usually uniforms are for secondary and high schools, not for elementary schools.
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  59. Usually uniforms are for secondary and high schools, not for elementary schools.
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  60. Usually uniforms are for secondary and high schools, not for elementary schools.
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  61. Usually uniforms are for secondary and high schools, not for elementary schools.
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  62. I searched it and found that the ratio of lactose intolerance among Japanese is not so high.
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  63. In Japan, no staff are hired for cleaning in schools. So the problem does not exist.
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  64. Some comments from US refer that they had cleaning by students long ago, and abandoned.
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  65. Japan is similar with Cuba in school lunch. That is why Japan is sometimes called socialist country.
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  66. 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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  67. There are kids who won't drink milk. In the past they were punished. These days we know kids who are not good at milk exist.
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  68. この学校は特別で、景気のいいころにお金を使って建てられたようです。 だから、クラスの壁もない校舎。
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  69. Your private school had breakfasts? Do kids go to school early? It's very interesting.
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  70.  @NaylaGC , thank you. I'll do it.
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  71. I read lots of Japanese comments that school lunch was tasty. It may be the same to the Taiwanese.
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  72. Sometimes sea foods, sometimes pork, beef, chicken or something prepared.
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  73. You can turn on subtitle.
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  74. You can turn on subtitle.
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  75. You can turn on subtitle.
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  76. You can turn on subtitle.
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  77. I read your comments through google translation system, which give a good Japanese. Probably you are a smart person and writes good sentences gramatically. Even English comments are not well translated. 'm very impressed with you.
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  78. Is it a breakfast program for children? I'm curious because your is the first comment referring to it.
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  79. He is the owner of this channel.
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  80. I don't know ofdietary. As for allergy, some schools make special foods but in most case students with heavy allergy bring bento from home.
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  81. I haven't got what you said. Could you be more specifice?
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  82. There are some in the comment section kids must learn, not work or they don't like child abuse. I don't know the percentage of those people in the real world.
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  83. No, no school lunch offered during summer holidays.
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  84. Because they don't like to spit to others.
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  85. Are you ironic? Or do you really think so?
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  86. Because she is young.
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  87. You are the first Indonesian who has school lunch program. I read more than 10 Indonesian comments they have to bring food from home or go home. Is your school public?
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  88. This shcool was built when Japan enjoyed her highest economic boom. So gorgeous.
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  89. Where did you grow up?
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  90. I think street vendors in Indonesia is a good and convenient system.
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  91. Indonesia is a growing country and population is still growing. government has a tough time.
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  92. What?
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  93. 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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  94. 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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  95. It is a sad thing. Does he work at a different school?
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  96. 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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  97. Schools are designed for shelter facilities in case of emmergencies. So the equipment are prepared for large number of people.
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  98. Sorry, no. It's the Kouchi area in Japan.
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  99. Anyway, over 600 students, teachers and staff enjoys economies of scale.
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  100. I agree with you.
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  101. Yellow hats is a believed to stand out most on the road.
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  102. 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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  103. Nutritionist in school is an important job to children. What do you do usually?
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  104. No, in that case, you need to take from home.
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  105. They are arraid of scattering spits on the foods.
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  106. Some comments say UK has school lunch system which has been sophisticated.
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  107. 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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  108. Can students get out of school during lunch time?
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  109. Teachers pay for the school lunches as well as parents pay.
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  110. This school was built when Japan enjoyed its prosperity. So the equipment is higher than the standard.
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  111. "süß" in this case means "sweet or cute".
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  112. Is it free or do you pay for it?
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  113. Could you tell me what your lunch was? I'm curious.
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  114. 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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  115. I think another video helps you. Please click the link below . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hL5mKE4e4uU
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  116. I like polite people like you.
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  117. Yes, teachers pay. In fact it is automatically deducted from their salary.
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  118. It is an interesting point. Could you show me more detailed logics of your opinion?
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  119. Because they don't litter spits.
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  120. 景気のいい頃に建設されたから。
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  121. 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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  122. So fat people are rare in Hungary?
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  123. I hope you can run a school and it becomes a good example to others.
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  124. No, Gakushoku means school careteria.
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  125. No. There is little exceptions like students with allergies.
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  126. I hope you can do it in the future.
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  127. 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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  128. In total how many hours do you study a day?
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  129. 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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  130. Yes, this is the common style.
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  131. Maybe who takes the dishes to the basket.
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  132. This school is a bit special because the building was built with plenty of money at that time.
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  133. 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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  134. 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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  135. 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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  136. It's a sad story.
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  137. 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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  138. To avoid hair fallen on the food. They don't touch foods with hand directly.
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  139. Don't US parents scold kids?
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  140. Another Swedish comments it was delicious. How about you?
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  141. Did they look like having a torture or having fun? I hope people outside Japan know preparing lunch and cleaning school is a fun, not a labor.
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  142. They don't like to spit.
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  143. This is a public school and most elementary schools have the same system.
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  144. This is a public school and most elementary schools have the same system.
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  145. This is a public school and most elementary schools have the same system.
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  146. You may fail in losing weight as there are fatty like me.
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  147. In Japanese schools, students stay at the classroom and teachers come. Even in case of school lunch they eat there. So they may have longer time than in the USA. A total of school lunch, cleaning and break time is about 80 minutes.
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  148. In Japanese schools, students stay at the classroom and teachers come. Even in case of school lunch they eat there. So they may have longer time than in the USA. A total of school lunch, cleaning and break time is about 80 minutes.
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  149. Was your school public or a special school?
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  150. Her job, school nutritionist is a state certified professional and get to pass a state examination. So she is very prefessional.
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  151. What do you mean "corrupt the place"?
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  152. You just tell the channel owner. He will help you.
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  153. What is the irony? I don't understand.
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  154. Parenets prepare foods for students with allergies.
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  155. Why so little?
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  156. She is so kawaii.
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  157. Please come to Japan. We welcome you.
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  158. You are the first person who refers to nutritionist's hidden role, after reading more than 2000 comments.
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  159. This is a very common style in Japan. Not new, very usual. Please let me know how did you double check it?
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  160. She is 26 or 27 years old. Was your guess right?
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  161. Because it's cute, kawaii.
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  162. So there's no national consensus on school lunch programs?
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  163. You better tell it to the school authorities as soon as you arrive. I don't think they give you vegetarian foods. Maybe you need to bring foods by yourself.
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  164. I don't understand what you mean. Where is your country?
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  165. It is a problem these days. Local government pays for those chilldren.
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  166. It is a pity that the principal has to eat it alone.
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  167. You have an evil mind, don't you.
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  168. Japan is sometimes called Socialist country.
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  169. They have only lunch. No other foods are not permitted such as candy, chocolate, and so on.
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  170. I think Jun is more handsome than this principal.
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  171. Not to litter spits.
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  172. I reply to you.  It is a standard case. A school has a janitor and his job is mainly to repair/keep school facilities, and does not involve in classroom cleanings. The Japanese pay respect to teachers and teachers are expected to behave more moral. But it is true that there are some teachers who are accused of bad activities including sexual abuse.
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  173. Because they are afraid of spits scattering. On the other hand, hands are clean because they wash hands before the preparation.
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  174. School nutritionist is a state certified job. She is so professional.
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  175. Really, it's monthly.
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  176. Really, it's monthly.
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  177. You know the ADACHI ward very well.
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  178. Foods are prepared on the calorie the school nutritionist calculated. So the amount is not so much or less. Japanese eat rice mainly because it is their main food.
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  179. What do you think the reasons of the fail? Students must not be messy.
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  180. 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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  181. A sad story. Did you take foods from home then?
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  182. No, it's usually forbidden.
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  183. It is a daily routine. To most of kids, it is troublesome to clean. Though there are exceptions like me who find fun in cleaing school.
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  184. Wearing mask during the preparation of the school lunch can be traced back to 50 years ago.
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  185. They don't spit to others.
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  186. It's interesting half the UK comments relate good school lunch and the others bad school lunch while most US comments say school lunch are the worst.
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  187. Not to scatter spits on the foods.
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  188. It sounds good. Is it common for elementary and junior high schools?
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  189. I agree with you.
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  190. We don't have homeschooling system. Do children attend the school a few times a month? Or don't they go to school at all?
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  191. I found that France has the standard school lunch program unlike other European countries. Do you know when it started?
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  192. It an explanation about Netherlands. In the sentences Enwtensoep soup and kroket are introduced as representative of Dutch foods.
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  193. As you know, school lunch is for mass. I've heard there are some schools that provide non-allergic foods for some students, but it is very rare. Usually parents prepare non-allergic bento for their children. In the past when allergy was not well known, teachers forced childlren to eat prepared foods, which caused tragedies.
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  194. As far as I remember, no indonesian refer to the cleaning. Is is common in the country?
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  195. I know what "鬼子" means. Please tell me what "鬼食" means in this situation.
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  196. I don't understand your comment. Could you please tell me more precisely?
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  197. Chickens and rabbits love the kyushoku leftovers.
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  198. Gorgeous?
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  199. I don't know what you mean. Could you please describe more precisely?
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  200. Acually we have very small no. of vegetarians. Some special dishes are made for allergetic kids. Though with heavey allergetic must bring their own lunch from home.
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  201. You are the first person who referred to the Hawaiian system. The mainland people don't know of this. Are there anyone who accuse child abuse?
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  202.  @taimana1115 , thank you for the reply. I hope the mainland people find your comments and the system becomes popular.
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  203. It is a great school. Please keep in mind that it cannot apply to all of the Japanese schools.
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  204. A student yelled to her, "Hidari". That means "look at your left side". The teacher turned left in reflex.
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  205. It's an explanation of the Netherlands for students. In the article Enwtensoep soup and kroket are introduced as representative Dutch foods.
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  206. Not so. It is just 2 hour work with the lowest wage.
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  207. Yes, it is eay for Japanese with less variety of cultural background, and hard for multi-cultural countries to run a shcool on a common background. Maybe years later good methods will be obtained.
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  208. I have a doubt with comments from the US people. Most of them complains of processed foods, no-taste, non-healthy because it concerns with big business. Why do they contract with local agencies? According to the comments, I noticed that big company provides foods at an unreasonable costs.
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  209. Fruits tomatoes are sweeter than normal tomatoes.
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  210. It's a long way but you won. How long did you need?
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  211.  @rolandoruiz7659  , It is shorter than I expected. Thank you.
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  212.  @rolandoruiz7659  ,thanks.
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  213. Even in the grade school, a variety of kids were there like geeks, skaters, metalhead/goths and artsy kids?
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  214. May I ask you which country did you grow up?
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  215. I'm sorry no. To make things simple, a day of a month is designated as "Special Birthday Day" of the month and something special menu is presented or additional dessert was given to all the children.
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  216. This is an ordinary school lunch system. Why do you think so?
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  217. In addition to Wojak, I think, this school and local government was helpful.
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  218. I have a question about "school dinners". Is it really a dinner or lunch? I found some countries have school breakfast for children. So I'm curious.
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  219. Elementary shools have no uniforms, while middle and high schools have. In high schools, they have cafeterias or students brings Bento from home.
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  220. Because it is the poorest among the 23 wards of Tokyo, and unemployment is higher than the average.
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  221. We don't hate someone who are different. But we may hate someone who do damage to another one or someone who disgusts others. This is a clear difference but to the foreigners it may be hard to distinguish.
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  222. Do you bring something from home?
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  223. It is a pity those trams were out-of-serive long years ago.
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  224. They pay and teachers also.
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  225. almost every meal has milk.
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  226. It's the tradition to wear mask in the preparation of school lunch, whichi can be traced back to 50 years ago.
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  227. No Japanese think it's child abuse. There are some who claim that this is a forced uniformity though.
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  228. To prevent spits from littering.
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  229. 60-90 minutes for lunch, cleaning and rest.
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  230. 私にはあなたの発言がよくわからない。
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  231. It's a sad news because we Japanese believe Sweden is the top advanced country.
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  232. Is it real?
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  233. Is it a real story?
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  234. I have not found that comments. Where of the video did you find it?
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