Kyoto Municipal Momoyama Elementary School

It's my alma mater, about 50 years ago? It's a bad memory, but when my father was a carpenter's master and there weren't many homes owning cars at that time, I was sometimes picked up at the TOYOTA crown, and craftsmen at sports events and events. Because he came to support me, I was fooled by bullying and threw a stone and I cried all the time and went home, but I was sad only because my father was angry, I hate studying, I am sick, The teachers couldn't even teach me properly. I was told that I could do it by reviewing the preparation even if I heard it, and I became an adult without being able to study. I was doing something stupid, so I was spending time at a nearby Nogi Shrine. After all, since it was a municipal teacher, it would have been better if that time passed. I don't think it will change much now.

It's my alma mater I graduated 18 years ago. At that time, I didn't climb the hill and entered from the gate below. I miss various things and want to go back

I graduated from my alma mater about 50 years ago, which makes me very nostalgic. The statue of Kinjiro Ninomiya, who was in front of the front door, was also moved. It looks small when you look at it now. I think that it looked bigger at that time because I got bigger. I got into the intercom with the understanding that I wanted to go into school, and everything was different. Was the playground so small? The total number of children was around 1300 at the time of me, but now it is around 700. Thank you Professor Kazuo for listening. I can't take pictures of the site, so I only take pictures from outside.

It is a school with history. I remember eating a cake to commemorate the 100th anniversary.

I graduated ~