First, about the holidays for elementary school students in children's facilities
(Although I had to wake up at 6:30 on normal weekdays) We could "wake up freely" only on Sundays and sleep until about 8 am.
There was baseball practice every Saturday morning from 9am.
Generally, children's animations and squadrons are aired from 8 am to 10 am, but only halfway through.
Sunday was basically free.
However, high school students in the same facility were forced to participate because there were not enough heads to play a soccer match.
Elementary school students enter high school soccer.
However, it is difficult to play the role of a wall throughout the afternoon.
What can be said in common on Saturdays and Sundays is that you can play games and watch TV for about two hours at night.
It may have been the only pleasure of life in the facility.
I was allowed to play games on rainy days. I remember praying that it would rain on Saturdays, Sundays and Sundays.
Next is summer vacation, but summer vacation is not so much fun for the children of the facility.
Every morning, as soon as I wake up, I do radio exercises and run about 2km.
And after breakfast, it's about 2 hours for self-study. Basically, I do my summer vacation homework.
I had to finish my homework by August 1st every year.
After that, baseball practice will come in.
After self-study in the morning, you are free in the afternoon.
There were mountains and fields inside the facility, so we used to catch insects outside and play with everyone in the garden.
Anyway, it was hot in summer and there was no cooler, so I couldn't sleep at night.
Every night I think it's no good, I visit in the morning.
Around the beginning of summer vacation, there were festivals at nearby temples and shrines.
My friends from the same elementary school also came and was able to spend hundreds of yen.
The last few hours of the festival was one of the fun events every year.
Baseball practice begins in August.
In mid-August, a baseball junior high school tournament will be held at facilities in the prefecture. It is junior high school students to practice.
Elementary school students just endured the heat for about two weeks, just picking up the ball and cheering from morning till evening.
I just didn't like it at the time, but I can't escape.
During that period, playing games at night was the only fun.
After the baseball tournament in mid-August, children with parents will be allowed to go home.
Children without parents, children who cannot return will remain in the facility forever.
For the rest of the summer vacation, I often went swimming in the nearby public pool.
I just swim for about an hour or two.
There was also a camp for two days and one night by bus every year.
To summarize the summer vacation, "Summer vacation even if it rots. Not so bad."
