Minami Elementary School

私は去年卒業した者です。卒業した人数が少ないため、すぐ私が誰かわかるはずです。　さて、下のコメントに「この学校に日本人はいまません」というコメントに私は疑問を抱いています。私も一応ハーフなんですけど、確かに外国人が多いと思います。しかし星1はなんの根拠で付けているんですか？謎です。それと、外国人が多いからこそ得られていることもあります。なのでもし不満があれば具体的に書いてほしいです。この学校の卒業生ですから。

There aren't many Japanese in this school

It is my alma mater. It was Osaka City Daiho Elementary School before becoming Minami Elementary School. Of course, kindergartens are also from Taiho kindergarten. I had seen a lot of elementary school souvenirs before it was integrated under the south elementary school. I would like to have a fun and nostalgic visit at the alumni association (if there is one, 50 years after graduation, after everyone has reached their 60th birthday). Until then, I want to stay healthy and healthy. The neighborhood of Shinsaibashi is a special place for me because I have my alma mater.

I'm lonely The oldest elementary school in Osaka City since the Terakoya period. The Emperor Meiji stopped by at this elementary school when he decided whether to make the Japanese city Tokyo or Osaka after the dedication of the great government. Due to the declining birthrate of Osaka City, three elementary schools were integrated, and Osaka City Daiho Elementary School was reborn as Minami Elementary School. The retro look of that Meiji Western-style building. Chandelier lights at the entrance. Many of the students who graduated from here cry and show their thoughts in the school building, and the teacher in the staff room told me in their late twenties.

Located in the middle of the downtown area.