Process of mass-producing school uniforms. A Japanese uniform factory with a history of 170 years 

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That speed is normal for a factory. In fact it is quite slow when compared to automated machinery.

They work to death. Watch videos about it. Impressive because expected 💯%. Faster, better...at human costs. But yes I too am awed. I also know the price of perfection. 😢🇨🇦🙋✨🙏🌷🌷🌷

40k Yen equals what in terms of exchange? Well conversion says Canadian, 😊 $370. Plus taxes at 12% seems quite good for the entire uniform for a years use. Give it take price.

@@Ship2_2 I don't think the conversion should be factored in. It's a Japanese product that will mostly be used by Japanese students. 40K is roughly $400 in local terms and 10% sales tax. You can buy a lot of clothes for that same amount of money. Even a decent adult suit costs less. Almost any clothing can be used for many years if you buy the right material and take care of it.

@@SpartanFarron I am fully aware of all this. Ty. 62 here lols...🥴🙋🇨🇦😻 I too have Google. Cheers.✌️ Conversion of currency takes seconds online. There are exchange students to consider who pay in advance too. Just as those who arrive in other countries.

Yes but you do things that others can not also. Even if it is mouth bubbles created. You are also gifted. 🧁🌟🙋🇨🇦💥💯💥

Keep the rest of us toasty in the abyss in fascination. I too have been lured... Happy New Year.😂🥴🙋🇨🇦🐈

спасибо большое!!! ☺

I had the same question!

Не сразу обратила на это внимание,хотя представляла подобные цеха, что сидя делают также, как и в ателье.

もしやEBA生ですか？

42000円～

Stupid weeb 🤮

*audacity 🤓

Well….. Japanese has did. a lot of things to the Korean, from building schools and teaching how to read and write. Things that people don’t know about this topic.

@@anamarievivero7774 No wonder. A lot of what Korean do today are very similar to Japanese. That's makes me think Korean follow Japanese steps. It's all good thing they do similar.

Japan's use of school uniforms can be traced back to the Meiji period (1868-1912), when the government sought to modernize and westernize the country. The sailor suit-style uniform was introduced in the 1920s to promote gender equality, as boys and girls wore similar clothing. However, it was not until the 1950s that the sailor uniform became widespread. During the American occupation of Japan following World War II, the United States government encouraged the use of Western-style uniforms in schools to promote democracy and individualism. This led to the widespread adoption of sailor uniforms for girls, based on the regimentals worn by naval officers in Western countries.

@@chrixtianr8888thanks for the in depth explaination

制服の種類が多いからだと思います。

日本は1週間40時間労働です。