Due to the declining birthrate, both girls' and boys' schools seem to be disappearing. Fukuoka is one of the few cities where the population is still growing.
What a wonderful bond there is between the chef , his staff , and the pupils . He may be employed by a separate company, but you can tell he genuinely cares for the well-being of the pupils . He was really mindful of the impact that food can have on the emotional , physical, and intellectual well being of the pupils. Being honest I was sold as soon as I saw it was a rugby playing school 😊😊😊😊😊❤😊 .
They are a very strong sports high school winning many tournaments in Rugby. We would have liked to showcase that a bit more in this video but we don't always get permission.
@@Japanesefoodcraftsman The most important thing was that you showed respect to the school by adhering to the parameters they set out , You still managed , and very well I would say , to convey the positive school spirit . Those content creators who " sneak ", footage without permission are soon found out , and their reputation suffers .
I wish I could say that I had such positive memories of school lunches in GB . However we were not given choice , and you were not permitted to leave the dining hall until your plate was empty . I am in my late 50's .
They way to man's heart is through their stomach. Applies to everyone too. Having a good meal brightens ones day and energies one to any work or studies ahead.
well this seems like its not a normal high school since the chef did say they have a lot of athletes. in the US we have high schools that receive huge fundings because they have top notch sports programs like IMG. they probably receive great food to keep their players in great shape
For me Japan is the best country in the world, because the people are respectful, kind, serious and rigorous in everything they do and with humility too! It is the people who make the wealth of a country, if the people are good, the country will be too. I think that cuisine in Japan is essential for an active and productive population and for serving people.
Well it is indeed nice to live there but you have to take these factors into consideration too: -Toxic and very exhaustive work culture particularly in the big companies. -High cost of living particularly in highly urbanized areas. -A lot of people there are not very welcoming to foreigners if you are one. -A lot or most of them don't speak english.
@@jessierosenqueen5644 Bullshit. US & South Korea has a higher rate of suicide than Japan. You're just a chinese bot spreading false, negative propaganda on RU-vid,
Japan never fails to amaze me, quality service always, elegant, respectful and dignified. Everything is so professional and orderly. Someone like me who is particular about cleanliness and orderliness, japan is a dream country for me, and i might soon tour it in near future
This is such a nice video...the cool was so sweet talking about the students...and I love the 1 tall well-spoken handsome boy spesking of how he looks forward to the school becoming co-ed & it improving things & making things more progressive, while his buddy beside him is just head down shoveling in his udon soup 😁
Even though it is super busy and there is a limited budget, the food still looks tasty and nutritious. Great work by the chef and the other cafeteria staff !
Hmm I wouldn’t go that far. The oil that used to fry chicken is mostly soybean oil and the color is almost black. It’s been used for many times. I would agree it’s better than a lot of American high schools. However, it’s still highly carbohydrates food and very little fibers and vegetables
This is great too quality food. For those in USA saying how USA schools should do the same. Yes they should. But they can't for endless reasons. Think about it - Japan is a solid singular culture. They have barely any immigration. Anyone in USA making specialized menus would have tons of parents complaining about everything. Then the kids complaining and so on. The culture there, and the students there are totally different than what is going on here in USA.
If you observe closely, you'll notice there are no visibly obese children in the video. In Japan, people predominantly consume whole foods, with processed items being relatively rare. Even their vending machine Cokle are exceptionally expensive - I wonder if that's intentional to discourage purchases.
But the price of foods are cheap like only 2.6USD for noodles etc….I got curious and checked the tuition, first year 4300USD includes donation and all.
The quality of food does not vary too much from affluent schools to public schools since government has strict standard and guidelines of what has to be served and included to maintain nutrition. The gap is not much wider than in many other countries.
The boys are super excited to get girls in their school next year. Very cute. 🥰 Could not recognize the first meet. I think it’s tripe Which I believe is cow stomach. Or maybe it was intestines. Either way, I wouldn’t eat it. But the chicken and pork looked OK.
For me is super delicious I wonder y school chef in japan do care about the students needs what they r having for lunches all the foods look great thumbs up super satisfying love the contents like the foods look delicious yummy for sure oishi des🙀😻💖💖💖🍜🥗🍙🥚🍳🍖🎉
These are 5 star schools and almost every country have them the normal local schools and their food are very different some extremely healthy and tasty food while other have very low quality food.
Overall, Japanese schools have very high grade nutritious menu. This is because there is a strict standard and guidelines of what has to be included in school meals. There are not a big spread in quality like in many other countries between affluent, private or public schools.
I love this for those kids! I would love if my son could go to a school and rely on the school to provide nutritious and fresh meals prepared by caring and clean chefs.
