新型コロナウイルスが今、流行っているなかで医療従事者にコロナにかかった人の命をいつも助けてもらっているので私たちはこれからも、医療従事者の方々への感謝の気持ちを大切にしていきたいです。

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今、新規のコロナウイルス感染者は減ってきています。しかし、医療体制側はひっ迫が続いています。また感染が再拡大すると、医療崩壊になってしまうかもしれません。だから、今、私たちは、どのような行動をするのかを考えて、感染拡大を乗り越えていく必要があると思っています。


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Dear doctors,frontliners and all the peoples who gives an effort to fight this corona virus,
All of us owe you guys so much.Without you guys,this pandemic could get worse.You’re hardwork will be remembered forever.It’s really surprising to have pandemic as year starter in 2020.A year that suppose to be full of great technologys,beautiful holidays site and the start of a new era.And that’s when the Corona kicks in.
This pandemic still on going in 2021.It’s really a bummer to celebrate a new year like this.There’s too many new year events that have been cancelled.I hope all of us be patient and try our best not to make this corona get worse.
Let’s pray together for this Covid 19 will gone at least in this year.


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コロナ禍の中、医療従事者の方々が一生懸命働いてくれているのでそのお礼や感謝の気持ちを伝えるためにこの活動をしています。
医療従事者の方々の頑張りを無駄にしないためにもみんなで協力してコロナを少しでも減らしましょう！

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今、みんなが見ていないところでも、頑張っている医療従事者の方々のおかげで今みんなが生きている事ができています。もっと、感染者が増えないように一人一人が対策をし、医療従事者の方々へ感謝をする事が大切だと思います。自分も感染をしないように、用事がある時だけ外出をしたり、3密を避けたりなど、自覚をもって行動をする事を心がけようと思います。少しでも早く収まることを願っています。
医療従事者の方々、本当にありがとうございます。

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わたしたちも，不要不急の外出を控えたり，ちゃんと消毒をしたり，少しでも医療従事者の方々の力になれるよう頑張ります。本当にありがとうございます。

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We just got on our last buses for day. If the roads are not too crowded, we
should get back to school in about 30 minutes. See you soon.

Thank you all for coming to so early this morning to give us a very warm
send off.
After a short bus ride and waiting for our train, we are currently on the
Shinkansen heading toward Hiroshima.
My name is Ryota Amoh and I will be updating you for the next three days
during this trip. Please continue to check the website for daily updates.



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After a short bus ride from the Shinkansen station, we are now in the
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.
We offered 1000 paper cranes and sang a song as a prayer for peace.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_thousand_or...

After, we heard a lecture from an Atomic Bomb survivor, Ms Tamiko
Shiraishi. It has been 75 years since the bombing of Hiroshima so there
are fewer and fewer survivors so this is an extraordinary experience for
all the students.

At the museum, there were many powerful displays and exhibits explaining
the immediate and long term affects of the atomic bomb. The hand drawn
pictures of from the survivors were shocking and heartbreaking.

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After a long day in Hiroshima, we were off to Yamaguchi.
We could only enjoy the views of the prefecture from the bus and tomorrow
will be our first opportunity to explore.
The following are photos of our hotel arrival ceremony and our gorgeous
dinner in the grand dinning hall. Afterwards, the children and adults
enjoyed the hotels soothing hot springs.

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This morning we were expecting a rain day outdoors, but we’re pleasantly
greeted with morning showers. So, we might have escaped a full day of rain
today. Let’s keep our fingers crossed.
All the students were extremely well behaved last night as everyone was
tired from a full day in Hiroshima. This morning, we had a lovely
breakfast, gave our thanks for a great stay.
Now, we are heading to the limestone caves of Akiyoshidai.

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Thank you all for coming to receive us at such at late hour.
Your children were so happy to have come great them with warm smiles.
Rest well and we look forward to seeing tomorrow. Please have your child
arrive at 9:30. We will have one hour of integrated studies and two hours
of PE. After that, we will have lunch and you will be dismissed at 1:30.
Then, you will a long 4 day weekend.

We are now on the Nozomi heading back to Osaka. Everyone seems to very
tired and missing home. I’m sure all of the students are looking forward to
a home cooked meal and a warm bath at home.

The late morning was spent by the students exploring the town of Jyozan.
Students working in their activity groups to explore the town freely while
making sure to see a few important points. Rain wasn’t on the forecast and
things were very nice in the first hour but it rained cats and dogs but the
students shared umbrellas and continued their journeys throughout the wet
morning.

After breakfast we were out and about by 8AM. We first went to the historic
Shoin Shrine which is dedicated to Yoshida Shoin.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoshida_Sh%C5%8Din

Yoshida Shoin is extremely highly regarded and a historical figure that we
learn about in school.

The teachers explained several memorials to him.


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Before checking into our hotel, we make on last short hike around Myojin
Pond. The pond is connected to the Japan Sea so we can can interesting sea
creatures like stingrays.
But, the main attraction were the kites(the bird) which we fed sliced
bread. Some students actually fed them by hand.

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Hagi, Yamaguchi is known for its castle its samurai era houses. Hagi is
also famous for its Hagiyaki pottery which rank as some of Japan’s finest.
Here we had the opportunity to design our own tea cups.

After we handed our cups over to be baked, we visited the Hagi museum to
learn about the history of this interesting town.


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