Open School

There is an open school day almost once a month at my children's school in Japan.

The time schedule or the subjects we inspect have already been organized beforehand, therefore, some partners take an hour off to visit their kids' class.

My kids had an open school day  last Sunday.
My two kids go to the local Elementary school. It was luckily held on Sunday so
My husband and I could visit the open school day together.

One of my kids is in sixth grade now and had the class which was social studies.
They have been learning about Japanese history which is called Jomon period about 15,000　or 2,300 years ago.
It was an awesome class .

The other kid is in fourth grade had an arithmetic class. He is a disabled person so he has just started learning a multiplication. I think he has been doing well so far.

We enjoyed visiting their open school day.

Why do many people ride motorcycles in Taiwan

Taiwan is a small and densely populated island. The traffic in many big cities of Taiwan,such as Taipei, Kaohsiung, and Tainan is terrible especially during rush hours. Therefore, many Taiwanese people ride motorcycles instead of driving cars.
Finding a parking space is often a nightmare for most drivers in Taiwan, because the number of cars is ten times more than the number of parking spaces. Many traffic violators are fined by traffic police due to illegal parking. Finding a parking space for a motorcycle is much easier than it is for a car, and the parking fee of a motorcycle is also very cheap. Most importantly, a motorcycle is cheap enough for even a fresh graduate to buy. There is no doubt that a motorcycle is very convenient to own and use.
With a motorcycle, you can reach your destination in a short distance quickly and you don't have to spend much time finding a parking space.
However, motorcycles and cars all make air pollution and noise pollution. If we can take public transportation instead, that will be more eco-friendly.