Homestay Japan

Kids in Japan are taught to be responsible for their own meal and also the cleanliness of their environment. That is why when I asked for my Japanese host family for visiting to a Japanese schools when I am homestay in Japan, you'll see students taking over the role of school janitor to serve their own lunch, wash their own dishes, and clean their own classes.

A proof of a good education system that we all need to learn from Japan.

Students graduate in style at art college at Kyoto University

Japanese elementary school students will bow when crossing the crosswalk. What will you react to this?

What would life be like if we were more considerate of others and more grateful every day?

Respect this kind of culture and spirit in Japan. A mother welcome her daughter back from school bus.

Have you ever been greet by your mother when you return from school like this in the video? If yes, please tell us where are you from and nationality, appreciate it so much 🙏🏼😊

Impossible Invisible Mending!!!

A little workshop in Minokamo City, central Japan receives countless requests from across Japan to repair damaged clothes.

Kaketsugi, or invisible mending, is a technique for repairing holes or tears in the fabric. The shop is run by a father-and-daughter team: Kataoka Tesshu, with 40 years of experience as a craftsman, and his daughter Goto Yoshiko.

The pair research weaving patterns in fabrics and are able to use a needle to accurately weave threads into gaps as small as 0.1 millimeters.

The program follows them as they restore the cherished garments they receive.

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