Nagasaki Shiritsu Irabayashi Elementary School

There was a eucalyptus tree on the edge of the ground. It's expensive, so the impression is strong and well remembered. I have heard from my teacher that it is a very rare tree native to Australia. Why are such rare trees planted here? I haven't heard about it. Is this tree still there? When I entered Irabayashi Elementary School, school attendance was divided into morning and afternoon groups. The number of classrooms could not keep up with the number of students due to the dramatic increase in new students. Eventually, the building that was under construction was completed and the division was resolved. The lunch was bread without rice. This is what the United States had eaten in bread to buy their own flour. I hadn't eaten the bread badly. Milk was skimmed milk powder, which was also bad. It's a charge, but this is a cleanup. I entered the school at a time when Japan was still poor, less than 10 years after the cities of Japan were crushed by the madness of the United States. However, with regard to the shortage of classrooms, it was known from a long time ago that the number of new students will increase dramatically. It should be easy to improve the bread for lunch. It can be called poor administration or neglected administration. At the root of such administration was the spirit of neglecting children. It was widespread throughout society and continued for a long time. How is it now? So far, I remembered the school I was from and made memories.

It is my home school.

Because it is a prime place in Nagasaki city

My home school!