Kuwana Shiritsu Seiwa Junior High School

The junior high school here is a wonderful place with good security, club activities, and study. Bicycle commuting has improved recently, and I think it's a good school for going on to school because I'm on the right side of the road and greetings are neat. There are many active students these days, and I am very happy about this.

I moved from Yokkaichi, but I saw this unconventional junior high school student for the first time. As others have said, the manners of the bicycle are really terrible, and even if I was careful, I didn't say anything and had an unfaithful face. The most suspicious thing was that some boys who came to a school-designated jersey at a nearby supermarket took a bar to cover the tip of a cone in a corner of the store and swung it around to play. I was there. I don't think even elementary school students will do this. When I start to list it, there is no end to it. Calling the school doesn't improve anything, so I think it's probably not being taught properly. The world is at the end.

本当に酷いとしか言いようが無い。 数年前ディズニーランドを出禁にされただけはある。

As you can see from the acquaintance Dorareko, there are many students who don't understand the traffic rules to ride a bicycle in 4 or 5 rows in a narrow living road. I wonder if teachers (parents?) will not teach at all? According to the amendment of the Road Traffic Law, bicycles are also dangerous driving, compulsory training for those over 14 years old. This is annoying to local residents and passers by. It's fine to restart club activities when the corona is closed, but let's get out of school.

Of the public junior high schools in the Kuwana / Inabe district, it will be a junior high school with bad bicycle etiquette. As shown in the photo, it doesn't matter if a car comes in, splitting on both sides of the road, running in parallel, or standing on the side of the road. It's so terrible that even if I ask the school for guidance on bad driving of a bicycle, who is the female teacher who answers the phone? The reply was so blurry that I was not motivated. At schools with teachers who do not have such leadership skills, we cannot expect to improve student etiquette!