On Tuesday, June 2, we held a Life Support Seminar.

One of the things that many students find confusing when living in Japan is garbage sorting. In Japan, waste disposal rules vary by municipality, and residents are required to separate their trash into categories such as burnable waste, non-burnable waste, and recyclable materials.

For this seminar, we invited a representative from the city office, who provided a clear and easy-to-understand explanation of proper garbage sorting and other community etiquette. Using actual examples of household waste, students learned how to sort garbage correctly and listened attentively, deepening their understanding of these important rules.

At our school, we provide not only Japanese language education but also opportunities to learn the knowledge and manners necessary for daily life in Japan. 📝

We will continue to offer various programs and support initiatives so that our students can live comfortably and confidently as members of their local communities.