0001Hana★.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:34:09.96ID:IKQ9zhen9
School trips: Let’s reconsider the classic “Kyoto”… Avoiding crowds due to the increase in visitors to Japan, diversifying destinations to Hokuriku and Tohoku
2024/10/16 15:00 Yomiuri Shimbun
Due to the increase in foreign visitors to Japan and the weak yen, school trips for junior high and high school students are starting to change. There has been a movement to avoid the usual destinations of “Kyoto” and overseas travel. Survey results also showed that half of the schools are considering alternative destinations, so school trips are likely to become more diverse. “We can no longer visit popular shrines and temples like we used to,” said Yutaka Mitamura (64), principal of Kamiyugi Junior High School in Hachioji, Tokyo, as he reflected on the city of Kyoto, which he visited on a school trip in September. Long lines formed at bus stops, and Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine were thronged with visitors to Japan. According to a 2023 survey by the National School Trip Research Association, 90% of public junior high schools in the Kanto region conducted school trips to the Kinki region. However, 54% said they would like to consider other school trip destinations in the future, citing Hokuriku or Tohoku as examples. One reason for this is thought to be that crowded tourist destinations have forced students to reduce the number of places they can visit, meaning they can no longer expect the same learning benefits as before. *Click the link for the full text.
2024/10/16 15:00 Yomiuri Shimbun
Due to the increase in foreign visitors to Japan and the weak yen, school trips for junior high and high school students are starting to change. There has been a movement to avoid the usual destinations of “Kyoto” and overseas travel. Survey results also showed that half of the schools are considering alternative destinations, so school trips are likely to become more diverse. “We can no longer visit popular shrines and temples like we used to,” said Yutaka Mitamura (64), principal of Kamiyugi Junior High School in Hachioji, Tokyo, as he reflected on the city of Kyoto, which he visited on a school trip in September. Long lines formed at bus stops, and Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine were thronged with visitors to Japan. According to a 2023 survey by the National School Trip Research Association, 90% of public junior high schools in the Kanto region conducted school trips to the Kinki region. However, 54% said they would like to consider other school trip destinations in the future, citing Hokuriku or Tohoku as examples. One reason for this is thought to be that crowded tourist destinations have forced students to reduce the number of places they can visit, meaning they can no longer expect the same learning benefits as before. *Click the link for the full text.
修学旅行、そうだ定番「京都」を見直そう…訪日客の増加による混雑を敬遠・北陸や東北など行き先多様化
【読売新聞】 訪日外国人客の増加や円安の影響を受け、中学や高校の修学旅行が変わり始めている。定番の「京都」や海外渡航を回避する動きが出てきた。別の行き先を考える学校が半数に上るという調査結果もあり、修学旅行の多様化が進みそうだ。 「
0030Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:46:08.02ID:uKAo/SBm0
>>1
I went to Kyoto and Osaka on a school trip, but it was boring as hell.
Osaka stinks, and there are stupid-looking adults wandering around the city in the middle of the day. It’s a shame for Japan, I think.
I went to Kyoto and Osaka on a school trip, but it was boring as hell.
Osaka stinks, and there are stupid-looking adults wandering around the city in the middle of the day. It’s a shame for Japan, I think.
0048Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:52:22.95ID:PFhCWxFN0
>>1
I don’t think there are many kids these days who would go to Tokyo or Kansai for their first school trip.
If you’re just making school memories, I think it’s fine to go somewhere nearby.
I don’t think there are many kids these days who would go to Tokyo or Kansai for their first school trip.
If you’re just making school memories, I think it’s fine to go somewhere nearby.
0002Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:34:48.20ID:CD1M2D4B0
The bubuzuke effect.
0003Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:35:25.34ID:m0cbu5In0(1/3)
If you’re Japanese, you’d probably rather go to Momoyama Imperial Mausoleum than Fushimi Inari.
0004Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:35:45.82ID:V5M/U7Nq0
Kagoshima and Yamaguchi should go to Nagaoka, Aizu and Wakamatsu and apologize for their atrocities!
0005Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:36:32.95ID:pVFgUKdl0
Junior high school students would probably find it boring and uninteresting to visit the shrines and temples of Kyoto.
0006Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:36:46.90ID:jERdRWd+0
Foreign tourists >>> school trip students
This country is finished.
This country is finished.
0007Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:37:56.52ID:cdPrwezF0
Basically, hotel prices have skyrocketed, and the burden on parents is enormous. Thank you, United LDP. Thank you, weak yen.
0008Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:38:04.16ID:EBN41uKM0
Foreigner: “Hey! Poor students, make way for me!”
0009Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:38:14.77ID:dOIMRaa70
There is a theory that the school trip destination is zero schools in Saitama.
0010Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:39:09.75ID:M4chnj4V0
It’s just too expensive.
0011Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:39:33.17ID:o9c6+CGj0
Why is the school trip to Kyoto?
0088Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 19:09:19.71ID:85jXP3oe0(1/4)
>>11
For beer, Kyoto is the place to go.
For beer, Kyoto is the place to go.
0012Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:39:54.50ID:uRB1tGV10
That’s right, let’s stop going to Kyoto.
0013Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:40:42.12ID:B5dgqQsY0
Let’s bring Kyoto back to quiet. It’s becoming like China or Tonkin.
0014Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:40:44.56ID:DkWrKv8R0
Kyoto is already occupied by foreigners.
0015Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:40:48.34ID:VKLL9tw90
I was bullied so I purposely skipped the school trip. I got some of my savings back and put it in my own pocket. Win-win.
0016Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:41:14.80ID:/C0sWxrb0
Let’s travel to Kyoto wearing anime school uniforms, and foreigners might say it’s like an anime world!
0017Security guard [lv.9].Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:41:46.83ID:DlaoeR/V0
Why not go to Shikoku? It’s cheap and you probably won’t have a chance to go.
0018Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:41:53.02ID:ngfrcTJH0
That’s sad.
0019Security Guard [lv.8] [Sprout].Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:43:26.89ID:SI+uUXVT0
If you start to become more aware of death as a reality, it might be worth visiting Nara and Kyoto, but I don’t think it’s appropriate for middle and high school students to go.
0020Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:43:40.93ID:vprukW/10
Kyoto and Nara are standard in Tokyo, but I wonder where the closest place to Kyoto and Nara is. Aichi is close, and maybe from the east side of Shizuoka. On the other hand, Kyushu and Toyama in Hokuriku are a bit tricky.
0021Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:44:18.14ID:NyamYSNV0(1/2)
I wonder if there are still schools that choose foreign countries as travel destinations.
0022Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:44:23.33ID:0WZVaaFE0
What kind of school trips to Nara and Kyoto are necessary to learn about Japanese history?
Establish a period when foreigners are not allowed.
Establish a period when foreigners are not allowed.
0032Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:48:19.00ID:ZlRJ7FMG0
>>22
Right. Kyoto and Nara are places you should visit at least once in your life. Depending on your cultural capital, you may never go there.
Right. Kyoto and Nara are places you should visit at least once in your life. Depending on your cultural capital, you may never go there.
0024Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:44:54.25ID:M/ilTtao0
You can’t do much in 3 nights from Tokyo to Tohoku. Where should you go?
0073Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 19:04:29.36ID:wfy2/4nE0
>>24
When I was in middle school, I went to Lake Towada and Osarizawa Mine in Tohoku.
When I was in middle school, I went to Lake Towada and Osarizawa Mine in Tohoku.
0025Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:44:57.69ID:BI/b0GUk0
Sapporo Dome: “We look forward to seeing you.”
0026Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:45:00.97ID:LZ9ygUd10
On the other hand, what prefecture is the school trip coming to Asakusa from?
0027Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:45:21.81ID:FjslvRLE0
The US president changed, the yen rose sharply, and the number of tourists dropped off, but there were no Japanese visitors either.
0028Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:45:27.34ID:8Jgn6rA70
Kiyomizu-dera looked completely different when I visited it on a school trip than when I visited it after I turned 30. Even a child can’t see even half of its beauty.
0029Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:45:35.92ID:NBts6QF10
Foreigners stay in Tokyo for about three weeks and then travel around Japan by Shinkansen or airplane.
0031Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:46:42.97ID:wia2/e/60
There are no tourist spots comparable to Kyoto in the Hokuriku and Tohoku regions, so what will they do?
0036Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:50:03.08ID:DuhSDue70(1/5)
>>31
Kanazawa is compact, so I think it’s fine to plan your own trips.
Fukui has poor transportation access, so if you’re going around, you’ll probably want to do it as a group.
Kanazawa is compact, so I think it’s fine to plan your own trips.
Fukui has poor transportation access, so if you’re going around, you’ll probably want to do it as a group.
0056Security Guard [lv.14] [Sprout].Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:56:11.41ID:SPkulDrC0(2/2)
>>31
If there’s a sacred place comparable to Kyoto, there’s Mount Osore.
If there’s a sacred place comparable to Kyoto, there’s Mount Osore.
0033Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:49:07.17ID:m26w9f0R0
It’s a lack of sense to make a child visit temples. Let them go abroad.
0035Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:49:28.76ID:Lu4bleuT0
That’s where the World Expo is.
0037Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:50:29.55ID:TR03OuYr0(1/2)
Let’s switch to a trip that includes an overnight stay in Nara.
0038Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:50:44.33ID:fb0gC+3E0(1/2)
In Nikko.
0040Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:50:58.21ID:ysHn2bWh0
Why not go on a school trip to the Alpine Route?
0041Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:50:58.74ID:Yo6hCj1n0
There’s nothing to see in Hokuriku.
0042Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:51:25.84ID:Y5B6cxeK0
25 years ago, you couldn’t stay anywhere in Kyoto city. I had to go all the way to Shiga prefecture to sleep there.
0043Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:51:45.90ID:wMjQZwHn0
That’s right. Don’t give money to rip-off temples in Kyoto.
0044Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:51:46.30ID:XjjmjkSp0
Korea is close by so everyone would be happy.
0045Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:51:58.54ID:Lm5zoWXc0
There’s no need for students to go on sightseeing trips, it’s just a privilege.
0046Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:52:02.77ID:YTzNbwua0(1/3)
Neither I nor my children have ever been to Kyoto on a school trip.
0049Security Guard [lv.14] [Sprout].Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:53:12.73ID:SPkulDrC0(1/2)
I think you should go to Nara and Kyoto, even if it’s outside of peak season.
0050Anonymous Donburako.Oct. 16, 2024 (Wed) 18:53:15.77ID:rWmOoodo0
Even if you go to Kyoto there’s nothing there except temples.
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