We held a bowling tournament. Whether it’s a first-time player or not, everyone was able to have a lot of fun! The men’s winner was Mr. Win (Myanmar) and the women’s winner was Ms. Chaw (Myanmar). It’s getting colder, but let’s watch out for the cold and welcome the new year in good spirits.
We went on a school trip with 50 second-year students from the 71st and 72nd classes. We visited Kunozan Toshogu, KADODE OOIGAWA, and Tea Museum. The weather was good, and we were able to see Mt. Fuji and the sea, and we were able to enjoy going around!
Disaster drills were conducted in anticipation of an earthquake. All classes were able to evacuate promptly. You never know when or where a disaster will strike. No matter what the occasion is, the most important thing is to act calmly. Let’s do what we can, such as not putting things on the floor so that …
We held a traffic safety class for 31 new students who entered the school in October. The instructors of the Traffic Safety Association taught us the traffic rules, and we put what we learned into practice outside. Practice what you have learned, such as inspecting your bicycle before riding and how to cross a pedestrian …
The entrance ceremony for the 74th class was held at the Fukuroi Minami Community Center. Thirty-one new students enrolled this fall. It’s their first time abroad, and I think it’s hard to get used to it because there are a lot of things they don’t understand. Let’s study Japanese together for the next two years!
The graduation ceremony for the 70th class was held. A total of 11 graduates and alumni were seen off by guests, faculty and staff, and classmates who had worked hard to study together, and graduated from our school safely. The introductory VTR of “Fukuroi City” created by the group work was very good in both …
We went on a bus trip with 98 first-year students and 17 faculty and staff members. We visited the Hamamatsu Science Museum in the morning and enjoyed a buffet lunch at Hotel Concorde. At the Hamamatsu Science Museum, we were shown a Planetarium of Hamamatsu from the sky, which was very interesting. Many of the …
The medical examination van came to the school and conducted health checkups. This time, a total of 126 people, including 117 students, mostly those enrolled in April, and 9 faculty and staff members, took the exam. As many of the students were receiving a medical checkup in Japan for the first time, it took some …
We held the Tanabata Festival. Write your wish on a strip of paper and decorate it on bamboo leaves. I thought it was great that everyone’s wishes were very honest and that they could put their wishes into words as they were. May everyone’s wishes come true.
We held a traffic safety class for 78 students who enrolled in April this year. Police officers and instructors from the Traffic Safety Association came to talk about traffic rules for bicycles. All new students, let’s follow the traffic rules and ride a bicycle.
