Japanese children also attended the ceremony. But the way of calling is different from China. In Japan, children's "entrance ceremony" is known as "enrollment style". Besides, the time for Japanese children to participate in "entrance" is different from that in China. Chinese children are enrolled in high-spirited autumn days in early autumn and September, while Japanese children are enrolled in spring with cherry blossoms dancing in April.
Japanese primary school opening
April seems to be a special month for the Japanese. This month of the year is the busiest month for all Japanese families. This month, working adults are busy changing jobs. Freshly graduated college students are entering new jobs. Children are led by their mothers to attend kindergartens or school admissions. < br /> Whether the kindergarten children enter the kindergarten, or elementary school, middle school, high school, university, or even the inauguration ceremony of University graduates, from adults to children, must be dressed in formal clothes. So if you travel to Japan in early April, you can see many Japanese mothers wearing suits and brooches on the streets, and children wearing the same dress.
Parents accompany their children to attend the admission ceremony, which is usually held in the school gymnasium or auditorium from the blog Miyaguchi.tv
. The basic process of admission: < br /> (1): admission: by senior children holding the hands of first-grade children, queue entry; < br /> (2): new students roll-call: according to class order, by the teacher shouted out the names of their class students, the children named raised their hands to say "hi ~" (Japanese small). In the lower grades, there are up to 26-30 children in each class, and 26 children are all taught by a teacher. All the children in the class are taught Chinese, Mathematics, Painting, Music, Calligraphy, Handicraft, Sports Ethics, etc.
(3) The mayor (or parliamentarian) of the city or region gives a speech to bless the freshmen to enter the school;
(3) 4) Presidential Address; < br /> (5) Student Representatives take a vow with the freshmen to follow all the rules of the school; < br /> (6) chanting the school song; < br /> (7) face-to-face: After the entrance ceremony in the school hall, the freshmen follow the teacher back to the classroom. At the same time, "follow" to the classroom, of course, there are children enrolled in the school type of parents. In the classroom, parents and teachers meet for the first time, bowing to each other, saying, "Please take more care in the future."
Japanese elementary school lunch for students of the same age