daily life of a child in Japan

Last activity 23 October 2012 by Skyle

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RosinatMember05 September 2012 04:40:57

Hi, I am writing a text for a class and need to write about the daily routine of a 10 to 12 year old child in Japan. can anyone help?
thank you
Rosinat

ArmandViP05 September 2012 05:23:59

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Hi and welcome to Expat.com Rosinat!

Hope other members will help you out.
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Armand

SkyleMember23 October 2012 03:24:21

10-12yo children are still in elementary school.
schools start at about 8~8:30am, study 3~4 subjects in the morning, eat lunch, then study 1~2 subjetcts in the afternoon.
some kids have activities after school at schools, others play at school ground or go home and play with friends. Most of them these days privately take some lessons, such as piano, ballet, karate, swimming, etc.. and even go to after-schools to study more.
evening, they do homework and watch TV and stuff.
Hope it helps

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