I'm Japanese, the workers who cooks school lunches are called "school lunch teachers" by the children. They are respected by the children. School lunch teachers are proud to prepare meals for their children, and children respect those who make school lunches as "teachers." They have a good relationship.😊
that's very respectful and true at the same time, people who provide you with healthy and nutritious food are to be respected and not looked down upon like in some of the other countries. that's a hard fulfilling work.
I am 43 Japanese woman living in USA. We all grew up like this. We also clean up our classroom by ourselves. We learned so much things not only studies. Now I feel how lucky we are.
That's because in japan the elementary school students need to fight monsters, boys using a magical deck of cards, and girls wearing magical dresses. Can't save the world on an empty stomach.
The silence while they are eating is amazing. How beautifully and carefully the food is prepared and how hard the children work to serve the others!! Japanese children are just adorable and so cute!!! 😍😍😍
Well, I’m Japanese and this is odd. It was more lively in the past. I guess this is what happened during the pandemic and children were made to be silent while eating. I think (I hope) they will be chatting more freely now.
1. How healthy the foods are, 2. How clean the kitchen is, 3. How respectful and responsible students and teachers are to each other, 4. How helpful and well-behaved the students are, 5. How peaceful the atmosphere in the school is... Wow, it calls high-quality of life standard and real human being. Big respect and ❤️ for Japan. I wish... most parts of the world are also like that!!!
Not really. I'm Korean and we do the same, but our relationship with the teachers aren't always close. I did hear Japan had the same homeroom teachers for more than just one year, not sure about that tho.
the kids giving back the food they didnt touch so others could have more is amazing. it immediately gets rid of a lot of food waste plus other kids are more full and happy. i love this
@@hrtdeq5432 That's because they keep track of new Covid cases compared to many other countries. In some countries people don't even get tested for Covid, of course they can't show cases then. Some other developing countries lied in their numbers to keep business (especially tourism) open.
I just love how the teachers have the students utmost respect and attention, and in return the students can still behave and act like children is just so heartwarming. Honestly, that's Utopian-level education right there.
I was in Japan decades ago. And I have a long time Japanese housemate. I was so impressed with how formal the relationship was between teachers and their students. The smallest kids, even in the US, can be eager and want to feel important. Which is why giving them little jobs to do at home and at school, is a very healthy thing for them. Unfortunately, here in the US, there are too many neglectful parents. The ones who are addicts, who are maybe just to distracted by having to work so much, leaves children too rudderless and schools burdened with doing what parents should be doing. I can't believe that our US society has so many immature, undisciplined ADULTS. It seems our society takes as much pride in being public slobs, as you'd think someone would be proud they take care of public spaces we all have to share.
@@regand7830 I taught high school in $27,500 per student Blue Cities that were mad houses with hall monitors wearing body armor and students cage-fighting in a circle of desks. Then had the chance to teach 4 months in SEAsia, students all 'normal' dressed, come to class _on time_ take their _assigned seats_, no bullying or cat-calling or molesting, put away their _cell phones_ open their _books_ and say 'Good morning teacher!' When I tell that story to US teachers, I can make them cry. When I tell that story to US students, they say, 'You were probably a crappy teacher (in US)'. When I tell that to my SEAsia students, they say 'How are you teacher? I hope you are OK!" Just a different culture. US students will be barking like dogs soon, standing on street corners, because all the schools will be taken over to house the evicted Workers.
I can see why Japan is so beautiful and people are so kind. In Japan, even if you sleep on the train, even your wallet won't be stolen. Their level of education is great!
I attracted the way the children cleaned their class neatly after finishing their meals. The whole schools in the world should learn how disciplined Japanese students are!
@@0117-k5mthat the mindset of your brought up...bro it's not hard they r learning values respect n team work for their future to go easy n soft ... their school is the real one not like western or American...
@@silverianjannvs5315 Be a friend to someone who doesn't have the same principles, values and moral is a big risk and they can lose all that in one month.
Japanese food is clean, hygienic, healthy, complete with side dishes and vegetables, of course highly nutritious, delicious and delicious, I really like the discipline of the Japanese.
It is wonderful! It teaches them to work together and be responsible from a young age which translates to mindful and considerate adults which is why Japan is known for it cleanliness and politeness. How I wish we had the same type of education system in my country! If someone would even dare suggest that school kids clean the classroom or carry and serve food etc I can just hear the angry (ignorant) parents screaming that their kids are being forced into labour, instead of realising that this is how you are supposed to teach kids do that they become good adults. I hate that my country is so behind when it comes to things like these 😩
I ‘am Japanese, but I always had been feeling normal there was always school lunch(給食)every day so yammy with gratitude, servings ourselves in white apron. I am feeling big gratitude for all who hoped us growing well and good health..
I'm very proud of this culture, Japanese people are very respectful to others and themselves . I think the rest of the world we have to learn of your culture. Congrats from Mexico.
I have a hugh respect for the Japanese culture - on how you teach your kids to be independent, self discipline & respect for any kind of small chores at such little ages - at schools or at home
Oh my god, those kids when serving others food are so cuteeeeee. I had a bad days recently, so my mood was seriously down. I came to this video from UA-cam's recommendation, and it made my day. Thanks. Lots of love from Malaysia
Wow! The children are so organized and disciplined while eating. Focused on the food, not misbehaving or talking and very well mannered! Cleaning up after themselves after the meal which was prepared with love. Helping with everything except the cooking part. Better behaved than many adults. Awesome!
My daughters preschool did this (free preschool for low income fams) and I’d go every once in a while to sit and have lunch or breakfast with them it was so sweet watching them help and eat then all clean up together…also, months went by and I had no idea my 4 year old knew how to peel her own hard boiled egg 😂 I was like uhhhh so cool!
The Japanese are such polite and respectful people because they have an excellent school in education in place. The rest of the world have much to learn from them. Bravo to them.
Many countries had this kind of respect 50-70 years ago in the west too if you look into it. Now they promote degeneracy in order to make better slaves
I've been an educator for thirty six years in fairly affluent school districts (in the US) that have lauded the quality and nutritional value of their meal programming. After watching this I'm embarrassed. We whine about how poorly our kids are doing all the while feeding them processed crap in run down buildings. The next person that tells me, "It's all about the kids." is going to get sent a link to this vid. Thank you.
You should see French children's lunches! They are unbelievably good. They're also treated as a lesson in nutrition. I saw a video where a chef from a French school was being shown what American children get fed and he actually cried for the children.
While my city is considered dangerous in California, our school district took our nutrition seriously and decided to create a kitchen for all the schools. I was very much in love with going to school because they had a salad bar and hot food. We also had several mini counters with snacks all over the school. We were soo over the packaged pizzas and mystery meats. Edit: just wanted to add a shoutout to our lunch teachers!!! They are amazing and we always thought of them as our second mothers. We recognize the hard work they do, from the mornings to afterschool
Our fat kids will not eat healthy foods unfortunately. They are used to the junk that's fed to them both at home and at school. Many of them would go hungry rather than eating their vegetables from their school lunch. Healthy eating habits begin at home and its a cultural issue.
@M A I have mixed opinions about home schooling but I think it all depends on the parent, doesn't homeschooling affect the chances the kid gets into college/uni?
In my senior year of high school (I live in the U.S.) I took nutrition and wealth class which was my favorite because the teacher (may she rest in peace) taught us how to actually cook in the economics kitchen once a week with different fresh foods 😔
watching this made me realize just how shitty the American education system is. I might have actually enjoyed my time in elementary school if it was anything like this.
Not only america its on Turkey to we dont have a cafetaria if you dont go some private expensive school ve have cateen but its was still to ecpensive for child to buy something
so...the education system is bad because the food is bad...i think you have your priorities screwed up. also the education system is flawed but at least we get education so stop being a first world problems baby
@@notavailableatthemoment7623 It's not bad because the food is bad, it's bad because one of its parts (cafeteria service) is completely lacking. As demonstrated in the video, this school, and I assume many others, have a cafeteria format that has been very thoughtfully implemented where children: Eat nutritional, balanced, and healthy meals Are instructed to participate in the dining preparation (bringing plates, trays, bowls, etc.) Practice food conservation Clean up before the meal and after having finished These things are essentially absent in any public school in America, resulting in children not having a proper education on how dining should be done. This does not necessarily mean that cafeteria service is the number one issue plaguing the education system, but there isn't a good reason why children should be denied the opportunity to practice good habits as shown. If anything, this video is a great demonstration of how things should be for all school systems.
@@notavailableatthemoment7623 atleast a comfortable circumstances will motivate students and teacher too. It has been a conclusion by research that if you can learn in comfortable zone, you can study more eficien. I have forgotten which channel it is, just go and search for it
I’m a general Preparation in USA public schools and I never seen a kitchen like this one with a healthy food when there show the kids manners help each other. God bless Japan…♥️♥️
Poor Michele Obama tried to improve fitness and school food standards, even planted a garden with kids and used it to teach kids about growing good food, which was then ripped out by Trump. The US is pathetic. Most food is brought in frozen by contractors and just served by lunch attendants who get no respect. Some schools have tried to adopt new standards, but many haven't.
This is insane to me. All the kids are getting involved in so many things, I love it. I really wish we had this over here in the U.S. The kids aren’t being lazy, everyone is involved, no one seems bored, they all seem very responsible and respectful, and most importantly, they’re being kids and they seem like they’re having fun. It truly is amazing.
I moved to America from Japan when I was in 4th grade and I remember how shocked I was when I saw American lunch. It was so small and it didn't look like it will fill me up. I always get hungry an hour later. I really do miss Japanese school lunches.
I moved to Japan from USA when I was in 4th grade and I remembered how shocked i was when I saw Japanese apartments rooms. They was so small and the rooms didn't fit to me. I always got cramped in them. I really do miss American apartments rooms.
Since majority of the Japanese people are healthy thin I can see why Americans would feel shock to the close proximity of japanese apartments considering USA are more risk of obesity and CVD
@@MarcoPoloTraveler you have to know that the amount of space and the population isn’t as spacious as in the us. but the food for the kids could be healthier
I am Japanese. This environment is guaranteed to children across the country, not only in developed cities, but wherever they are born. And the school lunch was very delicious！！
Am 45 Japanese. Many of kids loves lunch as a best class of the day. I used to love those nearly 40years a go and that was already exactly the same way as they showing. At 10:30 We began to smell cooking of lunch and made us super starved during the class then eventually the lunch time were came. Can you imagine how good the lunch was and how much we appreciate to Kyushoku no Sensei and how much we got sleepy at afternoon classes?
@@ekonugrahaputra2317 I’m also a middle age Japanese, now American. I think this school lunch program started sometime during 60s-70s. Each prefecture has a different lunch program but Elementary school and Middle school mostly provide lunch to all students across Japan. Each city hires a team of nutritionists who create monthly menu schedule for each day. I believe my parents were paying about JPY 3000 ($30) a month for me. That’s about 30+years ago. Then high school is optional (non-mandatory) education in Japan so we had to bring our own lunch food, usually that’s bento box made by mom. By the time kids turn 3rd grade, they can tell what food they will get at lunch from the smell coming out of school kitchen. Weekly team of lunch server kids have to go pick up entire classmates food and serve in each classroom. The rest of classmates line up and carry own food to their desk. Teacher eats the same food in classroom with all students. No picky eaters are allowed to leave any food. They all have to finish every dish because the perfect nutrition balance is built in each meal. I remember a teacher in my elementary school was so strict. She would not allow a picky eater kid who would not finish some vegetables to go home until she eats it. 😂
I've never seen any hi end restaurant test for temperature that many times....this is discipline, ownership, responsibility, food safety and quality to the max. Good for Japan to have maintained such a hi level culture. And look at just how clean that kitchen is. Impressive.
If a restaurant fucks up with temperatures and makes bad food, they've made 1 person sick. If a catering kitchen fucks up with temperatures and makes bad food, they've made 200 kids sick. That is why catering kitchens are meticulous in quality control, compared to restaurants.
I would say these are cooked to the same standards as hospital food as children are considered 'vulnerable', immune system-wise. Some food-borne bacteria can also cause chronic illness, the school wouldn't want to have that tarnishing their reputation.
I love how the children are responsible with bringing food into the classroom. This teaches them responsibilities, empowerment, respect and ownership. It's more than lunch. It's life education about collaboration and respect.
The respect that is shown here by the teachers & the students is wonderful to see. I can see the respect & the love that is put into making the school lunches for the children. I absolutely enjoyed watching this video. I love the Japanese culture & its people. There is such respect & honor!
Hi Diana . Me too. I love the great respect & care & love that the Japanese Teachers Show & Give & Teach Their Students. And Vice Versa. The respect & love & care that the Students have towards their Teachers & Elders. The Cafeteria Cooks & Employees Have Great Respect & Care & Do A Great Job Preparing Fresh Foods & Lunches To The School & Students & Teachers & Staff. I love the Japanese Culture too. Years ago I went to the Local Library & Checked Out a Japanese Audio Tapes to learn their Language or Japanese on my own. I know some other Languages too. I love different Cultures & Countries & Languages.
And none of them look fat or miserable or stressed out or angry. Very well behaved. Staff and students are such team players. I love you all with the love of Christ!
this looks healthy, clean, fresh and well processed - on top of that even looks tasty. I would consider going to elementary school in Japan just for food
Total interessant.Wie höfflich Kinder und Lehrkräfte miteinander umgehen ist wunderbar.Das Küchenpersonal ist extremst fleißig.Vielen Dank fürs einstellen.
The problem isn't the temperature, the problem is the quality of the food, the calories and the freshness. Also, this is a lunch, not a snack, because classes in Japan can last until the afternoon.
I know in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, a school has a canteen which caters a variety of food. In Singapore, a canteen usually has 10 stalls and at least two have to cater halal food (for Muslims). School ends at 1pm to 2pm (Friday at 12:30 pm for Muslims to attend mosque) so students don't lunch in the school. The canteen is meant for mid-morning break.
Instead of watching anime and these only bright side videos, Teach in a japanese school... Watch the light go out in a japanese sixth grader once they transition into junior high school. There are archaic practices in Japanese school system that hold back minorities, extrovert oriented children, girls, and children with disabilities. Take the chance to talk to teaching faculty and how overworked they are...
Japanese Students have more responsibilities maintaining school properties which decreases real estate fees schools have to invest in unlike any other European or North American schools that pay heavy coin for real estate. The students are disciplined and rewarded for this. its as if the school is their second home. Would north American or European students be comfortable to be on duty cleaning toilets and classrooms regularly to get his kind of service? I'm afraid not. A valuable asset we can learn from Japan, not just with the service they provide to their students.
simplicity, cleanliness, innocence, nostalgia, order, and kindness. the sweetest thing i’ve witnessed in a very long time. this video brought so much calm to my soul at such a tumultuous time. helped me to shed a tear of joy. thank you 🙏🏼
What a wonderful school! All the staff take pride in their work. Everything is clean and organized, setting the perfect example for these delightful children. I admire the 1st grade teacher very much. I have to say the food they prepare daily could be served proudly in a restaurant!
It is said to protect students from falling debris and drowning. The backpack can be put over head when earthquake occurs. Also, the backpack floats as a lifesaver.
Because we are taught that politeness goes both ways. If you are polite to me, I must be polite to you and vice-versa. Being rude to others for no reason means the parents have failed to raise their child properly.
This is what creates a great society. Trying to change people once they’re already grown with bad habits doesn’t work nearly as well as raising them right from the start.
Exactly right, @Ernst Achildiyev . We have all but destroyed the culture of order and respect for authority in America that COULD have made this sort of thing possible for our children, and allowed them to enjoy The Benefit. Every time a group of people (especially young people) sits in a movie and watches the hero thumb his nose at Parents, or the School Principal, or Law Enforcement Officers, a little bit of that Benefit is destroyed. The same is true of TV. Popular music has been a HUGE carrier of the virus that has destroyed the benefit for the current generation, and for generations that will come after.
Well, it depends on what you define as a "great society." Japanese culture (and Asian culture in general) values group conformity and obedience. Japanese schools are notorious for a deeply ingrained bullying culture, where those who stand out get ostracized by the other students. The schools themselves officially enforce conformity., forcing Japanese children with naturally brown hair to dye it black (for example). "The nail that sticks out gets hammered down" is a well-known saying.
My friend draw another one of them too (don't know the name )and it looked crazy realistic I wish I have talent like that (For your information my friend is 11 years old )
They are seven years old. In Japan, schools were closed during the first summer of the pandemic but after reopening, kids eat lunch individually in silence. They used to gather the desks in groups and ate with friends. Hope their lunch time will go back to fun chat time agin soon!!
Me he quedado impresionada. Que escuela más organizada limpia niños saludables independientes. Soy pedagoga hace 37 años ojalá todas las escuelas sean así de formadoras reales. Los felicito. Bendiciones
Yes, in Japan, when they make lunch for the children, they think, "what delicious and healthful food can we prepare for our Japanese children today?" In the US they think, "What is the cheapest garbage we can serve so we can get the biggest profit? After all, they're not my kids."
that was amazingly accurate i once had a PB&J from my school it was so unhealthy i got an ice cream later in the day it had less calories then the sandwich so nasty
No Brasil também é assim. Políticos corruptos e não temos nenhum planejamento em relação à educação infantil, a mais importante. Também não temos planejamento para nenhum nível de educação.
Incroyable !! Je suis française je n ai jamais vu ça. Bravo les japonais ont une culture exemplaire, l hygiène, la discipline, le respect etc je suis sans voix et admirative ❤
But the French per capita rate is higher than the Japanese view, and France is not weak. Are French schools supposed to be of the same or higher quality?
It called randoseru from the Dutch word ransel. Ussualy, it made of genuine leather so it is very strong and durable. And yes, they are pretty expensive.
they hella expensive, saw it one day when i was studyin in japan, iirc it was around 20-30k yen or $200-$300 in usd was shocked since my local bag for elementary was like 10 usd lmao
I am Mongol. And I do and we do have big respect for Japanese people. I admire how they discipline their children, their children becomes so respectful towards others, never bother anyone . I just lost how they do this. We need to learn from Japanese people.
God gave all responsible to the parent for teaching them from the day they born to grow up in good manner and behave but they can do that by working as a whole so the kids won’t see the different between at home and at school. Like Bonsai tree, you can fold it when it was young and soft, it will grow where you wanted it to grow.
Im chinese, but I have huge admiration for japanese discipline, education and respect for others, is a sacred culture. Hope one day we can reach their level.
С раннего детства, вежливость, уважение и трудолюбие, просто радует глаз. Не удивительно, что япония очень вежливая страна, с низким уровнем преступности и безумно талантливыми людьми.
@@HelloAngiebf It was quite common to rearrange the desks and eat in groups of four or five. but sadly, in times of Corona, you can't do that anymore. You're even supposed to eat silently to lower the risks of spreading aerosols. That's why they're eerily quiet during the meal.
@@jem6578 I believe it is due to the japanese work culture and in particular that of the office work environment known for its extremely long working hours.
Mi admiracion por la educacion en Japon, desde pequeños se les enseña a colaborar y hacer equipo con sus maestras. El almuerzo se ve delicioso y saludable!
I am from the UK. You are lucky to have such an up bringing. I especially like how all the children are taught to help with everything. We do not have that in the UK.
Que padre amigo, admiro tu país y dejame decirte que cuando mi hija era niña enfermaba mucho hasta que un médico japonés la atendió y fue como sano por completo y ahora es una señorita muy sana, personas de admiracion, saludos 🌷
That amazing! I've always been interested in your culture. Japan sounds amazing and I honestly would love to go to school in Japan, and of course learn Japanese.
@@MBihon2000 it's okay if the food is healthy and of high quality. The problem is the excessive food supply consists of non healthy food. Fat, oil, sugar, carbs, processed food etc.
Я из СССР, мне 53 года, и я ещё помню вот такое же отношение к качественному приготовлению пищи, когда я была и в детском саду, и затем в общеобразовательной школе. Слава Богу, я ещё застала те прекрасные времена, когда мы вот так же дежурили в школе, помогая на кухне (так как учились посменно), нам готовили, так же вручную, здоровую, полезную и вкусную еду, без химикатов и без пальмового масла... И подавали: салат; 1-е блюдо - суп; 2-е блюдо - пюре с котлетой, или же с курицей, или же с рыбой, иногда вместо пюре - макароны с сыром или же "по-флотски", плюс чай или же компот. И всё это стоило: 1рубль 50 копеек за неделю (за 6 дней)!!! Сама была казначеем в классе и собирала "деньги на обед". Моё детство действительно было здоровым и счастливым, спасибо СССР!
@@elenavladi1 да так и было! Все натуральное и вкусное было,тогда никто и не болел раком, сейчас рак желудка, рак печени! Рак пищевода! Это всё химия рушит наш организм!
@@elenavladi1 а мне 57 и в школе у нас учились 2000 детей в две смены , а на кухне работали всего три повара и два подсобника . И есть обеды в столовой было не возможно . Серые макароны , каша с комками и волосатую курицу . И везде пихали маргарин , а это трансгенный продукт похуже пальмового масла . А детство в любое время хорошее , что у нас при советах , что у наших детей в лихие 90е , что сейчас у внуков .на то оно и детство.
Вот что значит хорошая дрессировка. Особенно "умилительно" наблюдать, как мурыжили детей все уроки в масках, а потом все дружно их сняли, чтобы поесть. Логика наше всё... Бедные дети. Вопрос: ваши дети бросаются едой, что вас так удивляет обычное нормальное поведение за столом?
, 10 лет учёбы в советской школе + 40 работы - итого половина века!!! - и ни разу не видела, чтобы в столовой кто-то баловался, орал или кидался едой. А тут ещё и съёмка идёт)))) Остаётся задать вам вопрос: в какой стране вы учились, что едой кидались.
This is what i like about Japanese people, in everything they do they are very passionate and perfectionist. That's why their products are high quality!
Поинтересуйтесь как воспитывают японцы своих детей дома.Так что посмотрите родители на себя. Какие родители, такие и дети.А если в школах плохие повара то ихпросто гнать нужно.
On one hand yes, on the other Japan has a high suicide rate because of the social pressure to align to whats expected from a person. See Wikipedia, "Suicide in Japan".
@@Joseph6798-t6p Japan sucide rate is quite high as compared to other countries, The bullying mostly starts at highschool and the lack of teacher support (LIke in any other country) increases it
Просто без слов, везде проверяют температуру, чтобы было всё максимально полезно, а сколько разных добавок, какая чистота .Как надо любить свой народ и заботиться о подрастающем поколении.
They really do! Everything is cooked on the same day with fresh ingredients. I remember coming back to the US for 5th grade and was devastated to see the foods being served to the kids 😭 Milk in plastic bag and frozen pizza that tasted like crayons
I'm Japanese, the workers who cooks school lunches are called "school lunch teachers" by the children.
They are respected by the children.
School lunch teachers are proud to prepare meals for their children, and children respect those who make school lunches as "teachers."
They have a good relationship.😊
This is so wholesome ☺
🥲 hope to work in those kitchen some day.
Kyushoku no Sensei.
that's very respectful and true at the same time, people who provide you with healthy and nutritious food are to be respected and not looked down upon like in some of the other countries. that's a hard fulfilling work.
And here in le great ol us everyone is just called lunch lady. At least at my school
I am 43 Japanese woman living in USA.
We all grew up like this. We also clean up our classroom by ourselves.
We learned so much things not only studies.
Now I feel how lucky we are.
@@solarydays I would definitely look more into thingd
Your system prepared you people well to be good responsible citizens of the world.
@@STN.IND85 as we know ,how ever quite a lot of traumatic ,depression and suicidal in the country 🙏!
It’s basically the same in Russia
@@thithachnguyen8913 not much higher than most of the industrialized world.
Some might think this is an expensive private school but no, this is the standard in Japan.
And high scchool students gets more side dishes.
That's because in japan the elementary school students need to fight monsters, boys using a magical deck of cards, and girls wearing magical dresses.
Can't save the world on an empty stomach.
@@BearMeOut too much watching anime.
@@BearMeOut HAHA agreed
@@BearMeOut true
@@BearMeOut the more you know
The silence while they are eating is amazing. How beautifully and carefully the food is prepared and how hard the children work to serve the others!! Japanese children are just adorable and so cute!!! 😍😍😍
Well, I’m Japanese and this is odd. It was more lively in the past. I guess this is what happened during the pandemic and children were made to be silent while eating. I think (I hope) they will be chatting more freely now.
こんなに静かなのはコロナ禍だったからだと思います。
食事中だけこんなに静かなのはありえない。
Lies again? Staff Meal
@@akinasukizakura
２年前のコロナ真っ只中の時ですね 今は机を輪にしてお喋りしながら食べています😊
Поставь камеру в любой школе и скажи тихо и все ок
母は40年間小学校の栄養士をしていました。手は消毒の影響でずっとガサガサで手を繋ぐと痛かったけど、こうして一生懸命働き、私達を育ててくれたんだなぁと。母に改めて感謝を伝えたいと思います。
40年も！素晴らしいです😊
仮に1年に100人生徒がいたとしたら、4000人以上もの生徒たちを食で支えた訳ですから、もはやレジェンドと言ってもいいと思います！😄
見でおいしいです>
機会がありましたらUA-camを見たおっさんが「ごちそうさまでした」と言ってたとお伝えください。
給食美味しかったです👍
毎日美味しい給食をありがとうございました！
社会人になりましたが学校の給食が恋しくなります😭💓
給食の時間が大好きでした。
お母様、成長期の子供を育てる為の素敵なお仕事をされてましたね😌
1. How healthy the foods are,
2. How clean the kitchen is,
3. How respectful and responsible students and teachers are to each other,
4. How helpful and well-behaved the students are,
5. How peaceful the atmosphere in the school is...
Wow, it calls high-quality of life standard and real human being. Big respect and ❤️ for Japan. I wish... most parts of the world are also like that!!!
but the same stupidness as the rest of the world, watching that kids with a mask on is painful
I am hungry while watching this.
@@sergio-zh7gd how is that painful? They are taking care of themselves, I don't see that as painful.
@@sergio-zh7gd ばか。
@@sergio-zh7gd I wish I could add 10000 likes to that
The fact that they eat with their school teachers makes their relationship so more precious and close.
That is cool
wait a minute.., 19.58: nezuko-chaan~
Not just that. Judging from their trays and bowls, they are also eating the same food as the students. They're setting a great example.
It also Must suck for the teachers.
Not really. I'm Korean and we do the same, but our relationship with the teachers aren't always close. I did hear Japan had the same homeroom teachers for more than just one year, not sure about that tho.
私も給食室の方々に、作って頂いた御昼ご飯を、凄く楽しみにしてました😊本当に、ありがとうございました🙇可愛い子供達に、美味しい給食を、ありがとうございます😊
懐かしいな〜。
4時間目の体育が終わって教室に戻るために給食室前を通ったら給食のいい匂いがするのがめちゃめちゃ好きやった(笑)
自分自身や家族のために料理をするようになった今、毎日美味しくて栄養バランスのとれた給食を食べさせてもらってたことがどれほど有難いことだったのかを思い知ったわ。
今更なコメント失礼します。
私も主婦になり同じ思いです。栄養バランスの良いご飯を作るのはすごく大変でむずかしいです。
給食って本当にありがたいものですね〜☺️
後はコロナの関係上皆さん前向いてますが
コロナの前は皆机合わせてワイワイしながら食べてたのでこの光景寂しいですよね😭
特別この学校が凄いんじゃなくて、どの小学校中学校もこんな感じなのがいいよね！清潔で愛情込めて作って下さる感じ…。
みんなで運んで装って楽しかった✨
ご飯や汁物の容器を運搬中落としてしまって1年生から6年生までのクラスを必死に回って1クラス分回収したのは、良き思い出！
作ってくれたおばちゃんや食材には、大変申し訳なかったけど…
うちの行ってた学校学校で給食作らんと、お弁当とってたからこういうの羨ましかったわ
Even their school kitchens are ASMR friendly...
Ok
@@BeardedDragonMan1997 Ok
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2歳の息子が通っている保育園でも、毎日健康で暖かい手作りの給食を出してくださいます。家ではなかなか食べない野菜も給食だと完食してくれてるみたいで、本当に毎日毎日美味しいご飯をありがとうございます😭✨✨
the kids giving back the food they didnt touch so others could have more is amazing. it immediately gets rid of a lot of food waste plus other kids are more full and happy. i love this
How to spread the plague
Nothing spreads in Japan though. Maybe in the west....
@@VentiVonOsterreich 8 out of the top 10 covid 19 countries are the US and 7 europeans, not doing so well now arent we.
@@hrtdeq5432 hows Australia Fairing on that list?
got a link? would honestly like to see
@@hrtdeq5432 That's because they keep track of new Covid cases compared to many other countries. In some countries people don't even get tested for Covid, of course they can't show cases then. Some other developing countries lied in their numbers to keep business (especially tourism) open.
Imagine a place that cares about their students/children
If you say that Japan isn't The first place that come to my mind , you know
I am dog.
@@pandemieluwuwu8215 uh yeah, same
@@k_NightDemon15 i am cat.
Yoruharu Watanabe bitch I'm a cow I don't say meow
I just love how the teachers have the students utmost respect and attention, and in return the students can still behave and act like children is just so heartwarming. Honestly, that's Utopian-level education right there.
I was in Japan decades ago. And I have a long time Japanese housemate. I was so impressed with how formal the relationship was between teachers and their students. The smallest kids, even in the US, can be eager and want to feel important. Which is why giving them little jobs to do at home and at school, is a very healthy thing for them.
Unfortunately, here in the US, there are too many neglectful parents. The ones who are addicts, who are maybe just to distracted by having to work so much, leaves children too rudderless and schools burdened with doing what parents should be doing.
I can't believe that our US society has so many immature, undisciplined ADULTS. It seems our society takes as much pride in being public slobs, as you'd think someone would be proud they take care of public spaces we all have to share.
@@regand7830 I taught high school in $27,500 per student Blue Cities that were mad houses with hall monitors wearing body armor and students cage-fighting in a circle of desks. Then had the chance to teach 4 months in SEAsia, students all 'normal' dressed, come to class _on time_ take their _assigned seats_, no bullying or cat-calling or molesting, put away their _cell phones_ open their _books_ and say 'Good morning teacher!'
When I tell that story to US teachers, I can make them cry. When I tell that story to US students, they say, 'You were probably a crappy teacher (in US)'. When I tell that to my SEAsia students, they say 'How are you teacher? I hope you are OK!"
Just a different culture. US students will be barking like dogs soon, standing on street corners, because all the schools will be taken over to house the evicted Workers.
utopian not! only inteligent!
Great video 😀
It is a highly compliant society... from young taught to be so... and teachers are highly respected and held with high regards...
I can see why Japan is so beautiful and people are so kind. In Japan, even if you sleep on the train, even your wallet won't be stolen. Their level of education is great!
It’s not education, it’s discipline
@@sushi-void
So what? 😇
@@kyunn-f4o nothing at all 🙂
@@sushi-void
You’re nit Japanese so please stop about their culture.
@@sushi-voidDiscipline is taught in Japanese schools from an early age.
私は学校給食調理員です。
材料は、できる限りの国産で出汁は鰹節や煮干しです。
こんな給食が低価格で毎日食べられるのは幸せです。
毎日頑張って700人分作ります😊
いつもお疲れ様です！
私は給食のポトフやカレーがとても好きで、まだ実家暮らし大学生ですが、今でもたまに食べたくなります。
他人の子供を預かっている関係上、味や栄養だけでなくコロナや食中毒など衛生面でも苦労されているでしょうが、頑張ってください！
給食の思い出しか勝たん！💖😭
@@DELIBALI 返信が若いww
いつも娘がお世話になってます!
毎日国を支えてくれてありがとうございます！
にほんのがっこうはぜんぶきょうしつでごはんをたべるんですか？
バランスのいい献立を考えてくれている栄養士さん、美味しく作ってくれる調理員さんに感謝です🙌
小学生の時はなんとも思ってなかったけど今見たら自然と涙出てきました。感謝しかありません。
I attracted the way the children cleaned their class neatly after finishing their meals. The whole schools in the world should learn how disciplined Japanese students are!
In other words, Japanese children are good and so disciplined. They must live very hard, isn't it?
Shame about the suicide rate but that comes in High School.
@@0117-k5mthat the mindset of your brought up...bro it's not hard they r learning values respect n team work for their future to go easy n soft ... their school is the real one not like western or American...
@@0117-k5m compare this with the way your elemntary school kids behave, and we'll see who has it worse when kids grow up.
@@Gonzas97 りしれ供さ小?
何故かニンジン切ってるだけで泣けた。自分で料理を作るようになってから、野菜切るだけでもまぁまぁ大変なのに、あの量を手作業でしてると思うと気が遠くなる…
今頃給食のありがたみを知った。
Japan has some of the most respectful people and they teach their children the same respect.
Nah... Japanese are polite but not friendly, they had many darksides which they successfully hide from the mainstream media....
@@silverianjannvs5315 true they can be very nice but they are also very bizarre sometimes
@@silverianjannvs5315 FYI Every country has many dark sides which successfully hide from the mainstream media.
@@silverianjannvs5315 They don't want to contaminate their good principles that's all.
@@silverianjannvs5315 Be a friend to someone who doesn't have the same principles, values and moral is a big risk and they can lose all that in one month.
21:15 Little girl with the pink scarf went back to say goodbye to the cameraman. So cute! 🥺💕✨
I legit waved back out of reflex 😖
They are all so freaking adorable when they are taking part. Makes us in North America look like we don't ask enough of our children
i am in love with these little cuties 🥰
Japanese food is clean, hygienic, healthy, complete with side dishes and vegetables, of course highly nutritious, delicious and delicious, I really like the discipline of the Japanese.
日本は子どもたちに給食の配膳までさせる事、とっても良いと思います。
お家でお手伝いしてる子はおかずのよそい方も上手で、先生に「凄いねお家でもお手伝いしてるんだね」って褒められてた。
お掃除の時間もしかり。雑巾がけや箒ではわくのも、慣れてる子は凄いね、上手だねって言われる。学業以外でも、生徒が輝ける瞬間があり、そういうとこも日本の教育の素晴らしいところだと思う。海外の学校は掃除の時間ないし。
どの子にも褒めてもらえる瞬間が、学校生活のあちこちにあって、自尊心が持てると思う。
There is a sense of respect, helpfulness and responsibility to clean up their mess and even share food. Great training for elementary school kids.
Which is why the adults are very polite and nice. They start learning in elementary achool
I don’t know much about Japanese education system, but I certainly respect this way of teaching children responsibility and helpfulness.
It is wonderful! It teaches them to work together and be responsible from a young age which translates to mindful and considerate adults which is why Japan is known for it cleanliness and politeness. How I wish we had the same type of education system in my country! If someone would even dare suggest that school kids clean the classroom or carry and serve food etc I can just hear the angry (ignorant) parents screaming that their kids are being forced into labour, instead of realising that this is how you are supposed to teach kids do that they become good adults. I hate that my country is so behind when it comes to things like these 😩
itada fucking masu! I love this
@@kokodepopo WHY DID YOU WORD IT LIKE THAT LMAOO
I ‘am Japanese, but I always had been feeling normal there was always school lunch(給食)every day so yammy with gratitude, servings ourselves in white apron. I am feeling big gratitude for all who hoped us growing well and good health..
I'm very proud of this culture, Japanese people are very respectful to others and themselves . I think the rest of the world we have to learn of your culture. Congrats from Mexico.
I have a hugh respect for the Japanese culture - on how you teach your kids to be independent, self discipline & respect for any kind of small chores at such little ages - at schools or at home
小学生の頃とかは何も思わんかったけど大学生になった今これを見返したら感謝の言葉しか出ません。
毎回給食を作ってくださりありがとうございました
学校給食はいくつになっても思い出だし、家では食べない食材や季節や地産地消を意識したメニューも凄く考えられていてよかったと思う。
Gracias
Oh my god, those kids when serving others food are so cuteeeeee.
I had a bad days recently, so my mood was seriously down. I came to this video from UA-cam's recommendation, and it made my day. Thanks. Lots of love from Malaysia
Same her it's so cuteeee
They are polite to serve others
hope your days get better!
itada fucking masu! I love this
bro i cried by how innocent everything is. when you're that age its near impossible to understand how fucked life will become
私も手作り給食の小学校に通ってたからこの光景すごく懐かしい、、みんなで運んでみんなで分けてみんなで食べたなぁ…懐かしいと同時に今の子達がみんな前向いて黙食してるのみて悲しくもなった…
早くみんなで向かい合ってワイワイと食べれる時が来るといいなぁ！
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このコメント読んでる時ちょうどその光景でめっさ驚いた。
コロナの所為なんかな？それとも今はこれが通常？
@@ヘヴィ教団_あうく枢機卿 コロナのせいじゃない？
@@ヘヴィ教団_あうく枢機卿 コロナのせいですね妹が中学生なんですけど今は全員前を向いて一言も喋らず給食を食べてるそうですかく言う私も高校生で昼食は向かい合わせで座ることと私語禁止です
@@だいこん-o8v 厳しい高校ですね
100% of comments: Disappointed in American Schools
they just embressed they're own country about how bad that is!! They such fool 😂😂
Yep, they give us literal shit
Americans like to hate on America. What can i say it really does suck
@@sussydrac6952 I mean, being embarrassed about our own country is the most American thing there is
@@DamnedUsernameThing not just americans.
Wow! The children are so organized and disciplined while eating. Focused on the food, not misbehaving or talking and very well mannered! Cleaning up after themselves after the meal which was prepared with love. Helping with everything except the cooking part.
Better behaved than many adults. Awesome!
Japan is my fav country I am born in Tokyo and I am super polite andnsweet
20:21 20:22 20:23
That's awesome! Nice to meet you.
I wish I can teach my American friend how to eat when they was in school. They never shut up and they even swear
In American school system Ketchup is considered as a vegetable LOL
In Florida school system we have decent food the fact they have fried foods their bothers
Technically it's a smoothie.....
This is my first time hearing this.💀💀
Really!? omgggg...🥺🥺
@@Kaisercas Where in Florida are you?
I really like how every kid is helping and serving on their own, this instills lot of good values and build strong character in them.
agree with you
Delicia 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋 comida bem feita tudo horganizado
Yes I strongly agree this... But that's not the case in India... And I hate that... ಥ_ಥ
Patience, of course, is a very powerful weapon, but sometimes I start to regret that it is not a firearm.
My daughters preschool did this (free preschool for low income fams) and I’d go every once in a while to sit and have lunch or breakfast with them it was so sweet watching them help and eat then all clean up together…also, months went by and I had no idea my 4 year old knew how to peel her own hard boiled egg 😂 I was like uhhhh so cool!
The Japanese are such polite and respectful people because they have an excellent school in education in place. The rest of the world have much to learn from them. Bravo to them.
we must be who we are and don’t be another person.
@Kate Weisenborn yet Korea is still higher.
@@toffeenut1336 North, yes
Many countries had this kind of respect 50-70 years ago in the west too if you look into it. Now they promote degeneracy in order to make better slaves
この動画大好き❤❤何故かと言うと小学生のみんなも可愛い子❤❤給食も手作りで作ってるのもすごいなと思いました😊😊これからも、小学校の様子の動画なども見たいです。ぜひ動画にアップしてほしいです。お願いします。🎉🎉最後にこれからも頑張ってください。応援しています。風邪ひかないに聞いてくださいね。
I've been an educator for thirty six years in fairly affluent school districts (in the US) that have lauded the quality and nutritional value of their meal programming. After watching this I'm embarrassed. We whine about how poorly our kids are doing all the while feeding them processed crap in run down buildings. The next person that tells me, "It's all about the kids." is going to get sent a link to this vid. Thank you.
You should see French children's lunches! They are unbelievably good. They're also treated as a lesson in nutrition. I saw a video where a chef from a French school was being shown what American children get fed and he actually cried for the children.
While my city is considered dangerous in California, our school district took our nutrition seriously and decided to create a kitchen for all the schools. I was very much in love with going to school because they had a salad bar and hot food. We also had several mini counters with snacks all over the school. We were soo over the packaged pizzas and mystery meats.
Edit: just wanted to add a shoutout to our lunch teachers!!! They are amazing and we always thought of them as our second mothers. We recognize the hard work they do, from the mornings to afterschool
Our fat kids will not eat healthy foods unfortunately. They are used to the junk that's fed to them both at home and at school. Many of them would go hungry rather than eating their vegetables from their school lunch. Healthy eating habits begin at home and its a cultural issue.
@M A I have mixed opinions about home schooling but I think it all depends on the parent, doesn't homeschooling affect the chances the kid gets into college/uni?
In my senior year of high school (I live in the U.S.) I took nutrition and wealth class which was my favorite because the teacher (may she rest in peace) taught us how to actually cook in the economics kitchen once a week with different fresh foods 😔
watching this made me realize just how shitty the American education system is. I might have actually enjoyed my time in elementary school if it was anything like this.
Not only america its on Turkey to we dont have a cafetaria if you dont go some private expensive school ve have cateen but its was still to ecpensive for child to buy something
Canada (Quebec), the french province is probably shittier than America’s.
so...the education system is bad because the food is bad...i think you have your priorities screwed up. also the education system is flawed but at least we get education so stop being a first world problems baby
@@notavailableatthemoment7623 It's not bad because the food is bad, it's bad because one of its parts (cafeteria service) is completely lacking. As demonstrated in the video, this school, and I assume many others, have a cafeteria format that has been very thoughtfully implemented where children:
Eat nutritional, balanced, and healthy meals
Are instructed to participate in the dining preparation (bringing plates, trays, bowls, etc.)
Practice food conservation
Clean up before the meal and after having finished
These things are essentially absent in any public school in America, resulting in children not having a proper education on how dining should be done. This does not necessarily mean that cafeteria service is the number one issue plaguing the education system, but there isn't a good reason why children should be denied the opportunity to practice good habits as shown.
If anything, this video is a great demonstration of how things should be for all school systems.
@@notavailableatthemoment7623 atleast a comfortable circumstances will motivate students and teacher too. It has been a conclusion by research that if you can learn in comfortable zone, you can study more eficien.
I have forgotten which channel it is, just go and search for it
懐かしいなぁ
映像はとても綺麗だけど、内容は全然美化されてない。本当にこんな感じ。
頭が上がらないねぇ
Life is supposed to be like this, to teach, to guide, and to share. Japanese culture is a wonderful example for us all.❤❤❤
I’m a general Preparation in USA public schools and I never seen a kitchen like this one with a healthy food when there show the kids manners help each other. God bless Japan…♥️♥️
Japan is blessed because there is no God. They trust in themself.
@@andreaverona458 Nah, Japan Will Always Be Blessed Because GOD Had Already Blessed Them From The Beginning Of Their Nation.
Que lindo!😍
Quanta disciplina e organização!!!
Parabéns aos profissionais e às crianças
@@andreaverona458 They have and worship a shit ton of gods, wtf are you talking about?
Poor Michele Obama tried to improve fitness and school food standards, even planted a garden with kids and used it to teach kids about growing good food, which was then ripped out by Trump. The US is pathetic. Most food is brought in frozen by contractors and just served by lunch attendants who get no respect. Some schools have tried to adopt new standards, but many haven't.
The kitchen is cleaner than our damn hospitals.
That's scary!😨
And the foods are much healthier than those foods served at the hospital and skill nursing facilities.
@@MercyOnMySoul my local hospital has rats , forget the food!
Japanese are very strict in cleanliness
Yes so clean
小学生の時毎日残飯係みたいなのやってて良かった、みんなあんま美味しくないとか言ってた時あったけど普通に絶品で毎日食べれてたの誇りに思います。
The way every single child quietly ate they lunch, a beautiful calm came over the room ❤ I like having them eat at their desks.❤
As an American I can say I’m glad that these kids don’t live here and they have this kind of hygiene management and this good of food ❤️
I bet you haven't seen Eastern Europe school canteen service
Here in the uk the food is shit at school 😭
Brazilian School lunch: Chicken and rice and some times pasta, take it or leave it.
@@beautycreambar4330 so sorry to know that 😂!
We dont have food in mexico u have to brong your own meels or money and buy something
一年生が給食受け取るところめっちゃほっこりするなぁ〜
小学校の頃に戻りたりと思う今日この頃、、、
This is insane to me. All the kids are getting involved in so many things, I love it. I really wish we had this over here in the U.S. The kids aren’t being lazy, everyone is involved, no one seems bored, they all seem very responsible and respectful, and most importantly, they’re being kids and they seem like they’re having fun. It truly is amazing.
Our system has to be replaced.
I moved to America from Japan when I was in 4th grade and I remember how shocked I was when I saw American lunch. It was so small and it didn't look like it will fill me up. I always get hungry an hour later. I really do miss Japanese school lunches.
I moved to Japan from USA when I was in 4th grade and I remembered how shocked i was when I saw Japanese apartments rooms. They was so small and the rooms didn't fit to me. I always got cramped in them. I really do miss American apartments rooms.
Since majority of the Japanese people are healthy thin I can see why Americans would feel shock to the close proximity of japanese apartments considering USA are more risk of obesity and CVD
@@MarcoPoloTraveler I mean same goes with USA. It just depends on where in the country you live
omgggg i wish i lived there whats it like
@@MarcoPoloTraveler you have to know that the amount of space and the population isn’t as spacious as in the us. but the food for the kids could be healthier
I am Japanese. This environment is guaranteed to children across the country, not only in developed cities, but wherever they are born.
And the school lunch was very delicious！！
Envy you. Mine isn't be a half like Japan.
I wouldn't expect nothing less from Japanese system and Japanese people.
I envy you all
It's easy when you have a rich and ethnically homogenous country, but other countries are able to do this too like Finland.
Am 45 Japanese.
Many of kids loves lunch as a best class of the day. I used to love those nearly 40years a go and that was already exactly the same way as they showing.
At 10:30 We began to smell cooking of lunch and made us super starved during the class then eventually the lunch time were came.
Can you imagine how good the lunch was and how much we appreciate to Kyushoku no Sensei and how much we got sleepy at afternoon classes?
That was a delight to read. どうもありがとうございます！
Sir, I have question
When was the first time they implement this system
And, do everyschool do this system?
Thank you sir
I thought it was because the pandemic that they eat at their classroom
これありがとう。アメリカの多くの人々はあなたの素晴らしい国をとても尊敬しています。
@@ekonugrahaputra2317 I’m also a middle age Japanese, now American. I think this school lunch program started sometime during 60s-70s. Each prefecture has a different lunch program but Elementary school and Middle school mostly provide lunch to all students across Japan. Each city hires a team of nutritionists who create monthly menu schedule for each day. I believe my parents were paying about JPY 3000 ($30) a month for me. That’s about 30+years ago. Then high school is optional (non-mandatory) education in Japan so we had to bring our own lunch food, usually that’s bento box made by mom. By the time kids turn 3rd grade, they can tell what food they will get at lunch from the smell coming out of school kitchen. Weekly team of lunch server kids have to go pick up entire classmates food and serve in each classroom. The rest of classmates line up and carry own food to their desk. Teacher eats the same food in classroom with all students. No picky eaters are allowed to leave any food. They all have to finish every dish because the perfect nutrition balance is built in each meal. I remember a teacher in my elementary school was so strict. She would not allow a picky eater kid who would not finish some vegetables to go home until she eats it. 😂
O Japão está anos luz na frente do meu país (Brasil 🇧🇷). Ficaria orgulhoso e feliz em trabalhar numa escola como essa. Parabéns a todos!
I've never seen any hi end restaurant test for temperature that many times....this is discipline, ownership, responsibility, food safety and quality to the max. Good for Japan to have maintained such a hi level culture. And look at just how clean that kitchen is. Impressive.
Agree 👍
If a restaurant fucks up with temperatures and makes bad food, they've made 1 person sick. If a catering kitchen fucks up with temperatures and makes bad food, they've made 200 kids sick. That is why catering kitchens are meticulous in quality control, compared to restaurants.
Yeah, this is very true. I thought my previous hotel had a very strict HACCP, but this video showed us the hygiene was very applied very well
💯% Agree!
I would say these are cooked to the same standards as hospital food as children are considered 'vulnerable', immune system-wise. Some food-borne bacteria can also cause chronic illness, the school wouldn't want to have that tarnishing their reputation.
Japanese kids are more disciplined and organized than most adults I've come across in my life. 💜
Yea
The Education
That's truee
That goes for pretty much all asian children Sangita Ekka.
@@legomyy9354마지막 처럼.. 마마 마지막 처럼...
I love how the children are responsible with bringing food into the classroom. This teaches them responsibilities, empowerment, respect and ownership. It's more than lunch. It's life education about collaboration and respect.
Nice comment
Exactly!
Huge!!
Most of these schools also dont have janitors. It is the teachers and students who clean the classrooms.
💝💕
Все дети одинаковые милые. Пусть они выростут и станут такими же милыми умными образованным взрослыми и счастливыми как сейчас❤🎉
Вы только это увидели?
The respect that is shown here by the teachers & the students is wonderful to see. I can see the respect & the love that is put into making the school lunches for the children. I absolutely enjoyed watching this video. I love the Japanese culture & its people. There is such respect & honor!
I want to go to Japan ❤️
Are you kidding me these children can not even breathe freely
Hi Diana . Me too. I love the great respect & care & love that the Japanese Teachers Show & Give & Teach Their Students. And Vice Versa. The respect & love & care that the Students have towards their Teachers & Elders. The Cafeteria Cooks & Employees Have Great Respect & Care & Do A Great Job Preparing Fresh Foods & Lunches To The School & Students & Teachers & Staff. I love the Japanese Culture too. Years ago I went to the Local Library & Checked Out a Japanese Audio Tapes to learn their Language or Japanese on my own. I know some other Languages too. I love different Cultures & Countries & Languages.
I’ve been living in Japan for 40 years and YES! I love Japan.
Вот это забота о детях ! Молодцы! Счастья вашим деткам.
And none of them look fat or miserable or stressed out or angry. Very well behaved. Staff and students are such team players. I love you all with the love of Christ!
I agree though even if there is someone fat it would not make a difference
Fucking god..... LOL
this looks healthy, clean, fresh and well processed - on top of that even looks tasty. I would consider going to elementary school in Japan just for food
same
but my school serves us good food but I still wanna go to Japan 😄
Total interessant.Wie höfflich Kinder und Lehrkräfte miteinander umgehen ist wunderbar.Das Küchenpersonal ist extremst fleißig.Vielen Dank fürs einstellen.
The whole world should learn from Japan how to take care of children. Hot foods are much better than cold sandwiches and canned food.
@@LegendLength If the food is free of cost, then you wouldn't get a choice.
The problem isn't the temperature, the problem is the quality of the food, the calories and the freshness. Also, this is a lunch, not a snack, because classes in Japan can last until the afternoon.
I know in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, a school has a canteen which caters a variety of food. In Singapore, a canteen usually has 10 stalls and at least two have to cater halal food (for Muslims). School ends at 1pm to 2pm (Friday at 12:30 pm for Muslims to attend mosque) so students don't lunch in the school. The canteen is meant for mid-morning break.
Instead of watching anime and these only bright side videos, Teach in a japanese school... Watch the light go out in a japanese sixth grader once they transition into junior high school. There are archaic practices in Japanese school system that hold back minorities, extrovert oriented children, girls, and children with disabilities. Take the chance to talk to teaching faculty and how overworked they are...
Japanese Students have more responsibilities maintaining school properties which decreases real estate fees schools have to invest in unlike any other European or North American schools that pay heavy coin for real estate. The students are disciplined and rewarded for this. its as if the school is their second home. Would north American or European students be comfortable to be on duty cleaning toilets and classrooms regularly to get his kind of service? I'm afraid not. A valuable asset we can learn from Japan, not just with the service they provide to their students.
simplicity, cleanliness, innocence, nostalgia, order, and kindness.
the sweetest thing i’ve witnessed in a very long time. this video brought so much calm to my soul at such a tumultuous time. helped me to shed a tear of joy.
thank you 🙏🏼
Even as an adult, I would like lunches like this.
Same lmaoo 😀🤠
I think all of us do
What a wonderful school! All the staff take pride in their work. Everything is clean and organized, setting the perfect example for these delightful children. I admire the 1st grade teacher very much. I have to say the food they prepare daily could be served proudly in a restaurant!
I like this the most when the kids carry their foods for themselves.
This made me feel nostalgia for a school life that I've never had
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Ｉfeel nostalgia for a japanese school day thatＩhave experienced through anime.
It is said to protect students from falling debris and drowning. The backpack can be put over head when earthquake occurs. Also, the backpack floats as a lifesaver.
Que sad
I don’t know why i’m crying to see teachers very polite to students
So emotional to me😭
Ugh yes very emotional, my teachers never be polite to us students but others do but it's not so common to see a teacher respecting their students
@@팈탘-n3l My elementary school teacher was a old hag that got angry at me for asking to go to the rest room
Because we are taught that politeness goes both ways. If you are polite to me, I must be polite to you and vice-versa. Being rude to others for no reason means the parents have failed to raise their child properly.
とても素晴らしいですね✨もの凄い手間の掛かる作業を皆様が見てて応援したくなりこれからも応援します🔥
Incredible🔥Thank you from the bottom of my heart🙏
This is what creates a great society. Trying to change people once they’re already grown with bad habits doesn’t work nearly as well as raising them right from the start.
Exactly right, @Ernst Achildiyev . We have all but destroyed the culture of order and respect for authority in America that COULD have made this sort of thing possible for our children, and allowed them to enjoy The Benefit.
Every time a group of people (especially young people) sits in a movie and watches the hero thumb his nose at Parents, or the School Principal, or Law Enforcement Officers, a little bit of that Benefit is destroyed. The same is true of TV. Popular music has been a HUGE carrier of the virus that has destroyed the benefit for the current generation, and for generations that will come after.
Indeed!
@@AmosPressley Americans have been disrespectful of authority since 1776.
Well, it depends on what you define as a "great society." Japanese culture (and Asian culture in general) values group conformity and obedience. Japanese schools are notorious for a deeply ingrained bullying culture, where those who stand out get ostracized by the other students. The schools themselves officially enforce conformity., forcing Japanese children with naturally brown hair to dye it black (for example). "The nail that sticks out gets hammered down" is a well-known saying.
This WAS TAKEN OVER FROM THE USSR WHERE YOUR PARENTS WERE BORN!!
19:55 that one kid who drew nezuko is so talented-
I noticed that too!!
t a l e n t
Even her mask was Nezuko themed omg it was so cute
My friend draw another one of them too (don't know the name )and it looked crazy realistic I wish I have talent like that
(For your information my friend is 11 years old )
@@Fen_Fox omg thats true, so cute
They are seven years old. In Japan, schools were closed during the first summer of the pandemic but after reopening, kids eat lunch individually in silence. They used to gather the desks in groups and ate with friends. Hope their lunch time will go back to fun chat time agin soon!!
when i ride your username it sound like sunflower
@@U_nforgiven4886 true
Prefer to eat alone,more hygienic and able to focus on eating,not gathering
Me he quedado impresionada. Que escuela más organizada limpia niños saludables independientes. Soy pedagoga hace 37 años ojalá todas las escuelas sean así de formadoras reales. Los felicito. Bendiciones
Как тщательно все овощи промывают, какая чистота, все вручную, какие молодцы, здорово, загляденье
月4000円くらいで毎日毎日栄養豊富でおいしい給食食べれてたの今思うとありがたすぎる
給食費払わん親にDVDで送りたいですね
激安だし感謝しかない
Yes, in Japan, when they make lunch for the children, they think, "what delicious and healthful food can we prepare for our Japanese children today?" In the US they think, "What is the cheapest garbage we can serve so we can get the biggest profit? After all, they're not my kids."
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that was amazingly accurate i once had a PB&J from my school it was so unhealthy i got an ice cream later in the day it had less calories then the sandwich so nasty
No Brasil também é assim. Políticos corruptos e não temos nenhum planejamento em relação à educação infantil, a mais importante. Também não temos planejamento para nenhum nível de educação.
Srsly T-T i wanna live in japan its more peaceful there ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Incroyable !! Je suis française je n ai jamais vu ça. Bravo les japonais ont une culture exemplaire, l hygiène, la discipline, le respect etc je suis sans voix et admirative ❤
But the French per capita rate is higher than the Japanese view, and France is not weak. Are French schools supposed to be of the same or higher quality?
I love how their standard backpacks look like they're made out of such sturdy material and looks waterproof too!
It called randoseru from the Dutch word ransel. Ussualy, it made of genuine leather so it is very strong and durable. And yes, they are pretty expensive.
Yeah their randoseru was bought for kids when they're at the age of going to school, used it for their whole elementary year
DO NOT USE IT IF YOU HAVE INCONSISTENTLY SIZED BOOKS/NOTEBOOKS. they are hard as a rock and super durable, but dont fit anything larger an a4
Sturdy you say? Yes, because it’s made to cover their heads in case of earthquake and they’re wearing it.
they hella expensive, saw it one day when i was studyin in japan, iirc it was around 20-30k yen or $200-$300 in usd
was shocked since my local bag for elementary was like 10 usd lmao
I am Mongol. And I do and we do have big respect for Japanese people. I admire how they discipline their children, their children becomes so respectful towards others, never bother anyone . I just lost how they do this. We need to learn from Japanese people.
How do Mongolians discipline their children really curious I’m part Mongolian but I barely have any knowledge of Mongolian or its culture.
Error, mientras no seas GAIJIN, el trato es como lo cuentas, caso contrario, te hacen bulling.
We need to learn from them big time!
The Mongols were dragged down by the Soviet Union
God gave all responsible to the parent for teaching them from the day they born to grow up in good manner and behave but they can do that by working as a whole so the kids won’t see the different between at home and at school. Like Bonsai tree, you can fold it when it was young and soft, it will grow where you wanted it to grow.
Im chinese, but I have huge admiration for japanese discipline, education and respect for others, is a sacred culture. Hope one day we can reach their level.
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С раннего детства, вежливость, уважение и трудолюбие, просто радует глаз. Не удивительно, что япония очень вежливая страна, с низким уровнем преступности и безумно талантливыми людьми.
Some of our kids may think this is all a unfun protocol but these kids are having fun, it's like preparing for a picnic
i was just thinking that, i feel like they maybe would feel better sharing a table for lunch, looking at each other faces
They are learning life skills
@@HelloAngiebf You say that? Let’s all sit together and get corona.
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@@HelloAngiebf It was quite common to rearrange the desks and eat in groups of four or five. but sadly, in times of Corona, you can't do that anymore. You're even supposed to eat silently to lower the risks of spreading aerosols. That's why they're eerily quiet during the meal.
親が食べ物は絶対残すなって厳しく言ってた理由がよくわかる動画ですね。良い国に生まれれてよかったです。
Hih wibu
What an absolute privilege to be born in a society like this one, the quality is outstanding
@Saul Doy
how so
это золотая клетка
@@jem6578 search it up overworked an commit suicide daily
@@jem6578 I believe it is due to the japanese work culture and in particular that of the office work environment known for its extremely long working hours.
Quality food doesn’t equal to quality life, however
Mi admiracion por la educacion en Japon, desde pequeños se les enseña a colaborar y hacer equipo con sus maestras. El almuerzo se ve delicioso y saludable!
I am Japanese. I felt very nostalgic and started to cry. Children's smiles give me energy.
I am from the UK. You are lucky to have such an up bringing. I especially like how all the children are taught to help with everything. We do not have that in the UK.
Que padre amigo, admiro tu país y dejame decirte que cuando mi hija era niña enfermaba mucho hasta que un médico japonés la atendió y fue como sano por completo y ahora es una señorita muy sana, personas de admiracion, saludos 🌷
This school is clean and healthy
That amazing! I've always been interested in your culture. Japan sounds amazing and I honestly would love to go to school in Japan, and of course learn Japanese.
А я живу на Украине.... У нас в школах плохо кормят...
ちゃんと静かに食べてるとこ偉いなぁ😭
Japan: We aim for a healthy, balanced meal.
America: We aim for obesity.
In Arab schools no food
And hit the students. 🥴 and we happy ✌️
US have an excessive supply of food, no wonder they kids and adults are always full, leading to diabetes, high blood pressure.
Me: I am for healthy
I was always getting myself into trouble at lunch. Why? I would always get the healthiest options they had .
@@MBihon2000 it's okay if the food is healthy and of high quality. The problem is the excessive food supply consists of non healthy food. Fat, oil, sugar, carbs, processed food etc.
America: We aim
What a great education. They teach young student to help adults and respect who supply their meals 👏
Well no wonder the children in Japan are so intelligent in their education....its all that healthy food that's nourishing the mind
Phil.no match with Japan coz Phil. Public School no food some of the kids are under nourish.
@@imeldasaavedra3173 I wondered if they all ate this way. Many children around the globe aren't fed enough. Very sad. Nice video though.
So that they can bullies fellow students
It's the discipline!
With many children from poor countries that are so brilliant too? I don't think so.
Когда я ем я глух и нем! Какая чистота, вся посуда в закрытых контейнерах. Здоровая и умная нация, чувствуется забота о детях.
Я из СССР, мне 53 года, и я ещё помню вот такое же отношение к качественному приготовлению пищи, когда я была и в детском саду, и затем в общеобразовательной школе.
Слава Богу, я ещё застала те прекрасные времена, когда мы вот так же дежурили в школе, помогая на кухне (так как учились посменно), нам готовили, так же вручную, здоровую, полезную и вкусную еду, без химикатов и без пальмового масла...
И подавали: салат; 1-е блюдо - суп; 2-е блюдо - пюре с котлетой, или же с курицей, или же с рыбой, иногда вместо пюре - макароны с сыром или же "по-флотски", плюс чай или же компот.
И всё это стоило: 1рубль 50 копеек за неделю (за 6 дней)!!!
Сама была казначеем в классе и собирала "деньги на обед".
Моё детство действительно было здоровым и счастливым, спасибо СССР!
@@elenavladi1 не идеализируете ?. Процветало воровство продуктов . Тащили все что можно унести . Мне 58 . И несуны процветали в то время
@@elenavladi1 да так и было! Все натуральное и вкусное было,тогда никто и не болел раком, сейчас рак желудка, рак печени! Рак пищевода! Это всё химия рушит наш организм!
@@elenavladi1 а мне 57 и в школе у нас учились 2000 детей в две смены , а на кухне работали всего три повара и два подсобника . И есть обеды в столовой было не возможно . Серые макароны , каша с комками и волосатую курицу . И везде пихали маргарин , а это трансгенный продукт похуже пальмового масла . А детство в любое время хорошее , что у нас при советах , что у наших детей в лихие 90е , что сейчас у внуков .на то оно и детство.
@@elenavladi1 Попытка уехать из прекрасной страны СССР почему-то каралась расстрелом....Вот странно!
母親が給食センターのおばちゃんなんやけど、こういうのみてたら本当に誇らしい…
自分も母親が自分が通ってた学校の給食のおばちゃんやってて誇らしくなりました！
小学生に上がるまで好き嫌いが激しく幼稚園に居残りまでしていたんですが、小学生になって、給食のおばちゃんのおかげで2年生までに好き嫌い無くなりました。
給食のおばちゃんはリスペクトの思い出しかありません。ありがとうございます。
毎日が美味しいごはん食べてそう！
日本人从小开始就有非常良好的公民教育，值得我们学习。👏
Кушают в тишине , никто не балуется во время еды , не бросают друг в друга едой . Вот что значит воспитание и культура . Молодцы !
а вы едой бросались???
@@Eleonora88100 а вы?
Вот что значит хорошая дрессировка.
Особенно "умилительно" наблюдать, как мурыжили детей все уроки в масках, а потом все дружно их сняли, чтобы поесть.
Логика наше всё...
Бедные дети.
Вопрос: ваши дети бросаются едой, что вас так удивляет обычное нормальное поведение за столом?
, 10 лет учёбы в советской школе + 40 работы - итого половина века!!! - и ни разу не видела, чтобы в столовой кто-то баловался, орал или кидался едой. А тут ещё и съёмка идёт)))) Остаётся задать вам вопрос: в какой стране вы учились, что едой кидались.
Молча!!!!Работают целый день....
Отведи, Господи от такой жизни...
Лучше ,немытое есть ,но от души и с душой🙏
This is what i like about Japanese people, in everything they do they are very passionate and perfectionist. That's why their products are high quality!
Наверное так и проявляется настоящая любовь к подрастающему поколению. Так и формируется уважение человека к самому себе и окружающим.
Güveni mi ne グヴェニ ミ ネ
Так и есть. Очень трогательно, до слез. Теперь понимаю почему они долгожители...
Поинтересуйтесь как воспитывают японцы своих детей дома.Так что посмотрите родители на себя. Какие родители, такие и дети.А если в школах плохие повара то ихпросто гнать нужно.
Wow, I am always amazed by how Japan is raising a polite and disciplined generation like that 😍
What a delight to watch children being taught discipline and respect. Japan has the most polite students!
No, there is a huge bullying problem at japanese schools. Just check it out...
On one hand yes, on the other Japan has a high suicide rate because of the social pressure to align to whats expected from a person.
See Wikipedia, "Suicide in Japan".
@@cutterboard4144 I am pretty sure USA and other countries have suicide too..So your point is?
@@LinniFight Like I said which country does not have a bullying issue? Just name me a country with absolute no bullying..just one.
@@Joseph6798-t6p Japan sucide rate is quite high as compared to other countries, The bullying mostly starts at highschool and the lack of teacher support (LIke in any other country) increases it
Просто без слов, везде проверяют температуру, чтобы было всё максимально полезно, а сколько разных добавок, какая чистота .Как надо любить свой народ и заботиться о подрастающем поколении.
и учителя вместе с детьми обедают, как в Израильской армии, офицеры вместе с солдатами питаются, а у нас на касты делятся
ТАМ И О СТАРИКАХ ЗАБОТЯТСЯ. Я БЫЛА ТАМ ОДНИМ СЛОВОМ. УДИВЛЕНИЕ! ВОТ ОНИ С ДЕТСТВА ПРИУЧАЮТ К ТРУДУ ПОРЯДКУ УВАЖЕНИЮ СТАРШИХ.
А морковку режут без перчаток!!!
я аж заплакала... какая чистота, как бережно относиться ко всем детям... так любят детей .. слов нет.. почему у нас всё по другому?😪😪😪😪
@@babulyandia а вы с перчаткой можете ?
The schools in Japan just looks so great, they really care about student's health and food
They really do! Everything is cooked on the same day with fresh ingredients. I remember coming back to the US for 5th grade and was devastated to see the foods being served to the kids 😭 Milk in plastic bag and frozen pizza that tasted like crayons
Truly. I wish we had a system like that here in the US. But we can't even get the govt to agree on what is and isn't FOOD!
If you only know lol. Well compared to other educational system, we are kind of luckier.
@@rubiirae milk in plastic bags? you must be from canada
@@xiramaniac they serve milk to kids in Canada only as a supplement in Canada schools and it’s in cartons. We don’t use plastic bags
非常有好的教育，有營養又潔淨的美食，有責任，有禮貌。你們必使國家興盛，好名聲。祝福"你們平安，健康，愉快。
Japón realmente es un país admirable, sobretodo por su gente, su cultura, su educación. Felicitaciones. Saludos desde Ecuador.