At the age of four, I went to kindergarten.
All the children in the facility go to the same kindergarten.
There are 6 boys and 5 girls of the same age.
After 8 am, I wait for the bus with my sister in front of the living quarters.
When you get on the bus and start
All the voices are said to the driver, "Please."
If you go to kindergarten, you can sing songs, draw pictures, fold origami, and play with playsets when you play outside.
This is the only place to interact with the outside world.
At this time, there was no particular complex about growing up in a facility.
After kindergarten, wait for the bus to pick you up.
If you think about it now
"Why do the outside children come home with their moms picking them up, but we all go home by bus?"
You may have been wondering at a young age.
Children in the facility are not educated outside of kindergarten (current status is unknown).
You don't even go to entertainment facilities such as amusement parks, restaurants, or shopping.
I didn't know the outside world until I went to elementary school.
Life before becoming an elementary school student
Certainly a room for 6 to 8 people. I get up at about 6:30 in the morning and change my clothes from my pajamas.
Basically, one sister will handle it.
Rice is eaten at the table, while everyone sits upright at the same time.
Bring and line up the food made in the cafeteria that makes rice for the entire facility.
It can't be helped, but it's been tens of minutes since the rice was cooked.
Cold rice and miso soup.
I didn't like pickles, so I often cried and ate.
It doesn't mean "I can't help it. Let's dispose of it."
The rule was to spend hours eating everything.
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