#22 Rinsing Hair with a Washbasin and Teru Teru Bozu Without Faces
Reflecting on their very first open house at elementary school, a duo of best friends humorously reminisce about long class hours starting from Saturday mornings and nostalgic episodes of school life back then.
The first open house we experienced was a grueling three-hour session.
From 9:00 AM to around 11:45 AM on a Saturday, parents roamed around to observe classes like Japanese and math. Many parents apparently stayed in the classroom from start to finish to watch over the children, bringing back the fresh atmosphere of those days vividly.
The image of a boy using an extremely short pencil leaves a strong impression.
They get excited talking about a classmate who kept using a pencil so short it hid entirely in his hand. Imagining whether his parents made him use it because they hated waste brings a chuckle to the two personalities, conveying the nostalgic daily life unique to the Showa era.
There is a way to ride a bicycle taught by a very strict music teacher.
Memories of a very strict teacher in charge of music during elementary school and unique advice taught when entering a curb diagonally on a bicycle are shared. You will be drawn into the intense teaching methods that are rarely heard today, but please listen to the full episode for the rest.
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