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🚶♂️ Japanese Elementary School Sports Festival - Walking in Japan 日本の小学校体育大会 - 日本のモンスター
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- 🚶♂️Sports festivals (undokai in Japanese) are an important and anticipated event in schools throughout Japan. These events were in the past most often held in the autumn though many schools today prefer to stage these events during the spring. The typically sports day will include an opening ceremony followed by speeches from such dignitaries as the school principal and representatives (kids) from each of the competing teams. Most schools divide the class body into three teams, identified by color (often the school colors) and composed of a fairly equal number of kids from each grade. The older kids typically take a leading role and will assist and guide their juniors through the events. You can spot a sixth grader helping little Emily (at that time a first grader) with her class dance. These helpers are called partners and are typically assigned to help the smaller kids throughout the school year.
Nearly all of the events are group-oriented and designed to help the kids learn to work as a team. Different schools may have unique events though some activities (such as the giant ball games and bean toss) seem to be popular with nearly all schools. Cheerleading is a very important part of a sports festival and especially energetic cheerleaders are greatly admired and appreciated. Watch the cheerleaders as the pull their bodies back to begin a cheer and urge their team members to join in and root hard for the competing athletes.
Sports festivals are not just for kids and many communities will stage these events for the benefit and pleasure of an entire neighborhood of village. Our little community has an annual sports festival in which adults and children compete together. This event is held on the grounds of this same elementary school and is great fun! The old folks of the community especially seem to appreciate our community sports festival and their turnout and management of the event is important and appreciated by all. (KB)
Kurt Bell is a passionate explorer and dedicated family man, delving into the intricacies of life and the world around him. Born in America in 1964, he has journeyed both physically and philosophically, penning insights in his books like "Going Alone" and "No More Looking Out For Number One." With a stoic heart and a skeptic's mind, Kurt believes in navigating life without attaching any inherent meaning, yet finding purpose in every moment. Join us as we venture into the lively arenas of undokai, feeling the beat of Japan's heart and soul. 🌄📚🚶♂️
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この子たちの明るい未来を今の大人たちが頑張って築いてやらねば。
同意する。子供たちのために世界をより良い場所にするために、私たち全員が一生懸命努力しましょう。
Hi Kurt. Almost like a mini Olympic Games. Japan really has it together, having events like this for their young people. I could see that Emily was having a fantastic time. She found you in the audience and waved to her mama and papa. You truly are blessed . And again I say Thank You, ...................Doug
I want my kids to go to school in Japan. It's an awesome place to live for families. That's my dream.
Japan has got to be the coolest country in the universe. I hope I can visit there once before I die.
I LOVE THIS! THANK YOU! SO COOL AND AWESOME! THIS WOULD BE FOREVER TIMELESS!
Thank you for watching and commenting. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Fun video! I especially liked the games. The one where the teams of kids pushing the big balls was funny...
Great stuff :)
I wish I was in a Japanese elementary school when I was younger. I was SO athletic back then, this would of been a DREAM!
LOl When they were passing the giant ball, it reminded me of my High school graduation this year! Some people from the audience threw a beach ball at us during the Mayor Carson's (my town) speech! He was so polite about it, too! I wish we had sports festivals in my elementary school. we only had one in 4th grade, and it ended up in me having a bloody knee.
man, i wish field day was this fun.
Their sports day is already even bigger and better than the sports day in my secondary school. _ .
Thank you for watching!
楽しい！！
Thank you for your nice comment. I wish you all the best! I’m sorry it took me so long to respond. :-)
Wow it's been 12yrs now I hope everyone are happy and fine🙂
It is amazing it's been so long. And I'm sorry it took me over a year to respond to your nice comment. The family and I are doing well. I hope you are well also. :-)
@@softypapa thankyou for reply
We are also fine 😊
so crazy that i got remomended 11 year later lmaoo
Thank you for watching and commenting. Even 11 years later. :-)
me too.i got recommanded too.
@@softypapa man how is your daughter now ? I hope she doing fine
i got reccomended 13 years later
Wild how I got this recommended to me 11 years later
Thank you for watching… Even all these years later. :-)
softypapa Of course😁 I appreciate your response, thank you
Recognizing your own shoes from all the shoes gathered at the entrance to the gym after lunch break... that has to be its own sporting event. :)
i like Japan
at 2:40 Polnareff - Tout Tout Pour Ma Cherie
at 4:50 The Black Mages - To Those who Fight Further (Final Fantasy VII battle music)
looks fun
2020 and 2021 anyone??🙋♂️🙋♂️😅
Thank you for leaving your comment. I’m sorry it took me so long to respond. Have a great day! :-)
3:30 is awesome!!! Wow!
We don't even have school festival in Finland :(
traveling soon japan and gonna see all :)
So did you travel yet. I’m responding to your comment 8 years after u said this.
Please respond
@@keiko3781 Yes did travel there about 5-6 years ago, too bad did't really see any school festival there lol
yuukit Damn nice
I wanna go to Finland from Philippines
You did'nt search this?.. am I right?
Hello, thank you for your message. I’m afraid I don’t quite understand what your question is though. And I’m sorry it took me so long to respond. Have a great day! :-)
Wow..so much school spirit! Where I'm from (california) there's never anything like this in my highschool. Even at homecoming games and such, the school was never really participates as a whole. Your video depicts a true community :)
Oh my that's seriously amazing how the Japanese school system is like..
If I didn't know that this is an Elementary School Sports Festival I would have thought it's something like the Olympics ..
I wish I would have been a Japanese kid attending to a Japanese School with all those Club activites !!
(That's what I'm gonna be/do in my next life ;))
可愛いよ
かわいい！
I do these every year wow
Wonderful!
gright, energetic, enthusiastic and well behaved children with active and supportive and teachers is just so amazing. American could not come close in a million years. in America lousy parents and union teachers along with a left wing curriculum guarantee our kids fail.
The sports days I had to be a part of when I went to boarding school in England were all very physical stuff. Races and such. I was always the anchor in tug-of-war.
This is so CUTE btw! Aw!
i wish we had school sports festivals in america but no one here even had this idea cross there mind
It is called 'kibasen' ,means 'mock cavalry battle'.
0:18〜
Japanese drama " Water boys" theme
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That's was a fun day. :-)
BRUHHHHHHHHH. DAMN. LIKE. AMERICA PLEASE. CAN WE DO SPORTS FESTIVALS TOO PLEASE? SCHOOL IS BORING
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I wish that America had events like this as well. I’m sorry it took me so long to respond. Have a wonderful day! :-)
if u were in an Australian primary/ Elementary u would not experience that if u were from 4 - 9 year coz we dont have those we only have athletics which is not only for our school but for every school in the state and only ppl from 10 - 12 get to go and u have to get chosen to by our sport teacher
Damn these video too old
..how old your daughter now
:)
@@ddewe6041 :))
@Rose Bell you really didn't have to do all that
I hope she's doing well
damn this video and these comments are old, cant believe how time pass soo quickly
Yes. This is indeed an old video.
Lol for a second i was thinking some anime super hero was going tgo fly over in the beginning. I guess only in japan they have that type of music for sports lol
I remember watching this video years ago (my comment was deleted :( )
A few years older than Emily haha
Just cheering on :D
What did you say with your comment. I rarely ever delete comments unless they are overtly mean spirited or racist. In fact, I've probably only ever deleted no more than a dozen comments. I can't imagine your comment was along those lines. I wonder what happened?
@@softypapasorry for the very late reply i think i said something like : i wished we had those kind of activities in my country (especially with the ball ) it looks fun ^^ I don't know maybe UA-cam deleted it by mistake ?
Have a nice day :)
wow! looks fun compared to our Malaysia school sports
the parade song reminds me of a pokemon background music
Hi Kurt! SO enjoyed your video! Hope you are having an awesome week. Hey, we are wanting to purchase a camcorder. Can you tell me what you have? I am hoping not to spend a huge amount of money and find something Vista compatible that will also take some still photos.
Heather
I'd thought of trying kibasen ^^; its unfortunate i didnt make it for the student exchange program
i wish my schoolwould have had somthing like this
Are events like these in Japan open for the public to watch? or is it only open for people in some way affiliated with the school?ie, parents,teachers?
blackhat2005 p
Back in those innocent days, they used to be completely open to the public. But after the society became aware many pervs are videotaping kids and sharing on the net, it became rather strict. You have to prove you are a family member to be admitted.
501 amiga lmao. There could be a other reason?
The Final Fantasy battle theme xD
I didn’t know that was the music. Thanks for watching! :-)
If schools in america had those kinds of event people wouldnt be as lazy =(
Competitive games are improvised, but mass games and marching performances are practiced a month in advance using physical education time. If you do that in your country, there will be no schools you want to do because you could be sued for child abuse or your school could be charged if you were injured.
10 años
Thank you for your comment
You said 2007. Is this an old video or is that the year it is considered in Japan?
2009
Sounds about right
@@softypapaand, now how old is she?
ingat po kau dyan
Elementary sports day in Bhutan. see my video :)
I really enjoy how kids all around the world do march past ;)
when i saw the giant balls I thought they were going to play omniball xDD
DUDE I SRSLY WANT TO BE JAPANESE its no fair theres only one japanese person i know in america where i live DDD:<
Any idea where the music at the beginning is from?
how did it go ? :D
@DrCruel Same here
I wan to try Roll the Ball LOL
I'm here bro, Carpe Diem
i love japan and its culture and i love watching your videos.!
but i have a question. are you one of the families who ignore the type of bullying that has become culture to the Japanese schools that lead to suicide. also what do you think about the new poor? the ppl who have to have 3 jobs just to survive? what do you think about racial profiling, specially with the ainu?
your daughter looked cute in the dance haha
thanks for sharing :D
For you 👇
ua-cam.com/video/Qeprj9vPtSM/v-deo.html
It is an organizational problem that exists in any country. It doesn't happen very often in Japan, as the Japanese media reports a lot.
Just because another country's media doesn't cover that country's bullying culture doesn't mean that the country's bullying culture is less prevalent than Japan's.
@@No_Moo_Hyun Absolut any culture any country has the same issue. The degrees to which these are in them as an acceptable practice vary in degrees, and despite how they're covered in the medium and it's individual country impact of it it's not the same. Or are you proposing that even though it exists in all of them it's the same statistical impact?
The reasons why I'm asking these questions is not as a form of shame to the owner of the channel. I'm more interested in their perspective on these issues, as they are unique in their country and how it is handled.
If you can't manage to separate the conversation in your own defensive feelings then you're going to have a hard time understanding people and their cultures.
@@cemor3876 thanks man that was a cool doc.
@@endnami I just wanted to say that you don't have to worry more than necessary because of the biased information you get from the media. I just want to say that this isn't the right question for you to ask a channel owner who just filmed a happy picture of his or her child. The information you need can be obtained from research data published by scholars in each country or from national statistical data, and you can easily obtain it as a PDF document through Google. Shame? Why are you so aggressive and serious?
What is the game called at 4:43?
7 years have passed... in video at 4:43 game, we called "KIBASEN". KIBA means horse‐riding, SEN means battle.
in English , It's a cavalry battle .
何がモンスターですか？
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts
What song were they singing at 2:10?
?!
They were singing supporting song. Kids were separated in 3 teams, green,pink,gray. Usually, other schools separate kids in 2 teams, red, white. So kids are singing their team supporting song.
ua-cam.com/video/8AGGOrylRSc/v-deo.html
Yes FBI he’s the one, the one reading this comment.
Thank you for watching my video and sharing your thoughts. I’m sorry it took me so long to respond. :-)
1 dislike?! WTF?!
YAMInoARTS lmao
This is what my school does every year as tradition.
watch?v=a_jIhFJ2qRw
The only thing I would not like would e wearing the very skinny shorts up to my bellybutton.
Try it on too, and you will do the same.
school bullying.come on there are lots of documentaries about this and proff in numbers if you like.
as far as racism, japan use to be like n. korea. "we hate those immigrants why are they here" sort of feeling though there is worse. ive spoken and met with teachers who have lived there for years. now japan is not too bad on that.
im satisfied to hear that you did not questoin about the new poor. im happy.
555 Color sport, we do not like that.