In today's video, I share with you the things to prepare for your child, who will be entering Japanese Elementary School (Shogakko). Japanese Elementary School (shogakko) begins in a few months and your elementary school will have provided you with a list of items to purchase and label. However, there are a number of items not highlighted that your child will need throughout their years in elementary school. And this video covers all of those. I also share a bit of insight into some of what you can expect during this new journey.

--------------------------------------------------------
Time Stamps
00:00 - Intro
02:51 - Uniform – Seifuku – せいふく
03:47 - Long White Socks - Nagai shiroi kutsushita – ながい　しろい　くつした
04:08 - Polo shirt – poroshatsu – ポロシャツ
04:48 - Winter Jacket/Vest – Fuyu-yo jaketto – ふゆじゃけっと
05:10 - School Hat – Boushi – ぼうし
05:54 - School Bag - Randoseru - ランドセル
07:45 - Security Buzzer – Bouhanbuzaa – ぼうはんぶざあ
09:42 - Home Bag/Hand Bag ― Tesage Bukuro – てさげ　ぶくろ
10:28 - Indoor Shoes – Uwabaki – うわばき
10:50 - Shoes Bag – Uwabaki Bukuro – うわばき　ぶくろ
11:28 - Pencil Case – Fudebako – ふでばこ (2B Pencil – Enpitsu – えんぴつ, Red and blue Pencil – Akaao enpitsu - あかあお　えんぴつ, Eraser – Keshigomu – 消しゴム, 15cm Ruler – Monosashi – ものさし, Name pen – Namae pen - 名前ペン)
12:44 - Writing Pad – Shitajiki – したじき
13:21 - Stationery Box/Tool Box – Dougu-bako - どうぐーばこ
13:38 - Contact Bag/File Bag ‐ Renrakufukuro - れんらくふくろ
14:00 - P.E Gears/Gym Clothes (with bag) – Taisou-fuku – たいそうーふく
14:28 - Red and White Cap – Kouhaku Boushi – こうはく　ぼうし
14:39 - Handkerchief – Hankachi – ハンカチ
14:42 - Pocket Tissues －Pokettotisshu - ポケットティッシュ
14:52 - Water bottle - Suitou – すいとう
15:46 - Placemat/Lunch Mat (with bag) – Ranchimatto –　ランチマット
16:03 - Name Stamp Set - Namae sutanpu setto - 名前スタンプセット
16:47 - Lunch Coat/Apron (apron, hat mask) – Epuron, Boushi, Masuku – エプロン, ぼうし, マスク
17:46 - Cleaning Rag/Dust Cloth – Zoukin　ぞうきん
18:55 - Maths Set – Sansuu setto – さんすうせっと
20:00 - Keyboard Harmonica - Kenban hāmonika – ケンバンハモニカ
20:35 - Skipping Rope –　Nawatobi – なわとび
20:45 - Swimsuit (with bag)‐ kaisuigi – かいすいぎ
21:41 - Paint Set/Paint Bag – Enogubaggu – えのぐばっぐ
22:28 - Umbrella – Kasa – かさ
22:51 - Picnic Sheet – Shikimono – しきもの
23:07 - Clay set – Nendo setto – ねんどせっと
23:36 - 12 Colored Pencils – Ku-pi- クーピー
23:43 - 16 Pastel Colors – Kurepasu - クレパス
23:56 - Name Tag - Nafuda – なふだ, Traffic Tag/Safety Patch – Koutsuuanzen – こうつうあんぜん
24:19 - Chromebook/Laptop – Rapputoppu – らっぷとっぷ
24:54 - Contact Book – Renrakuchou – れんらくちょう
25:54 - Textbooks
--------------------------------------------------------

Come hang out on Instagram: [ Ссылка ]
Let's be Facebook buddies: Facebook: [ Ссылка ]
Connect with me on TikTok: [ Ссылка ]
--------------------------------------------------------

Question — Have a question about Life in Japan, teaching English in Japan, or anything else? Post in the comments section of this video!

🔔 SUBSCRIBE to Honeysimja here: [ Ссылка ]
📩For Business Inquiries, please email: honeysimja@gmail.com
📩 If you want to talk to me about something non-business-related, please leave a comment or hit me up on Instagram or Facebook! :-)
--------------------------------------------------------

Join me for new videos every other Friday!
--------------------------------------------------------
Hi there! 😀 New to Honeysimja? If so, here's what you need to know – My name is Michelle. I have been living and working in Japan as an English teacher for over 4 years. I have learned a LOT, so I use this channel to share what life is like living in Japan, teaching English in Japan, and my travel adventures. I hope to help you who either live in or plan on living in Japan adapt to the environment and have a better understanding of what life is like in Japan, especially as a foreigner. And if you're just interested in what life is like in Japan, then you're also in the right place.
--------------------------------------------------------
DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service from those links, I may receive a small commission at no additional charge to you. Honeysimja is also a member of amazon associates, an affiliate service, where a commission is earned from qualifying purchases using my amazon links. There is no additional charge to you. Thank you always for supporting the Honeysimja brand.

Additionally, please note that any information shared on this channel is drawn from observations made, information collected from others living in Japan, my personal experiences, and researches I've done. Life may differ depending on where you are located in Japan. So please ensure that you do your own research.

**Stay Blessed**
---END---

свернуть