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i notice how the kids are very mature and organized, how they are very independent and don't need help from adults. As you see in the video, all students bring their utensils and their desk blanket. some of them have duties like passing the milk, serving the food and cleaning their hands and much more. After they all clean up and take everything where it belongs.

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the video shows how the students eat in school and how their meals are prepared, it shows the whole process of their lunch.

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it makes me wonder if independence is something really important to their culture.

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They show you they're amazing food, while keeping it healthy and they make it taste great

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I noticed some things different about the two videos, one school while they are eating they put on aprons and something to cover there head while they eat but when they serve they don’t. But the other school everyone had aprons. Both schools cleaned, both brushed there teeth, both served..

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That the kids enjoy the school, instead of being on a bad mood because they have to clean or do chores there happy and great full for the food they have, and as one video said they lovee there lunches and their school!!

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This connects with a tradición because in the school the chores became a tradición all the kids do the work they serve each other, they look for there food, they clean everything...etc..

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At what grade do all the kids start doing all the chores?

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Both schools have the tasty lunch program, Both schools have cleaning systems, at both schools the kids are taught a little about their food.

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How do the kids dont complain

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The kids dont complain for doing work such as cleaning

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They both have nearly the same food program

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I notice japans cleaning systems, also i noticed that kids brush their teeth at school, there is a lot of systems that help everything be so organized.

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The 2 schools are similar because students serve food

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They each go to the farms to help get fruits and vegtables

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one school shows and the other gives

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all these kids are very well educated and behaved

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The videos connect to the themes (Traditions and Values, Food, Environment, Religion and spirituality) because the first video kids had values like to do what is best for the group, also the open design of the school.

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of how they teach the kids, to value and be grateful for the food they are given

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one of the schools takes the kids to see where the food they are going to eat in being grown

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Do the kids do this in every grade?

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One hhelps dileviring teh food and someone picks the food from grden

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All the students seem alot more well behaved than kids here

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These videos make me wonder about japanese culture and tradition because i wonder how everything has a system and is organized.

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I notice how organized the kids were and how they knew exactly what they were supposed to be doing.

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Everybody is focusing on the well being of the group

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is this the only school in Japan who does this?

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one school helps to pick in the garden

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everyone is so happy and respectful

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their traditions are shown

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The other school also have manners but the other school has different foods and but mostly everything is the same but the other school has to wear outfits to eat and to not get food on their clothes and instead of getting food in the classroom they go to the food court lunch place thing yes.

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Do the chefs get paid a lot

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The second school eat with robes and hair nets on

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What do they do with the left over food?

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they show us their tradition and value and they also talk about their food

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was the food the same as it was before the pandemic?

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I notice that they are happy serving the food and they are helping each other out, they do not see it as a punishment or as something bad

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everyone is so respectufl

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how much does the people get paid

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It connects to themselves because it teaches them labour and how to be hard working, and to be appreciative about what they have

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DO they do this in private schools as well

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the kids are respectful

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does every school in japan do this

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Does every school in Japan do this?

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The kids take turns serving.

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I noticed that people there are more respectful maybe has something to due with there culture and foods look a lot healthier they also look cleaner

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Everyone there has a more healty lifestyle then most people because they have a lot healthier lunches

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They show there tradition in other ways than America because America gives you fat foods and they are very rude to you but in Japan the students serve each other and they are very respectful.

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Do the chefs there get paid more then normal because it looks like it takes alot more time to make

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Why do the kids help dish out food is it because they don't want to have them wait or because they don't have enough money, or because it could help build friendships?

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How much do the chefs get paid because that looks like a lot of work and why did the government not want the schools to have lunch.

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Most of the food is healthier than American lunches. James

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Most of the food is healthier than American lunches. James