06. Schools: Then & Now, In Japan & Western World

04/09/24 • 27 min

Meeting up in a park at 6:30 am for nationwide gymnastics and having summer homework assignments were the norm while growing up in Japan (or during any school break for that matter). We discuss what it's like going to schools in Japan, US, and Germany.

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