The Many Faces of Bunkasai: Traditional Japanese Home
Class 3E: Traditional Japanese Style Home
The aforementioned strange wooden structure that half of the students were seated in (that I saw about a week before bunkasai) was located in 3E. The students had constructed a traditional Japanese style home out of wood and cardboard boxes. They even made indoor shoes out of cardboard boxes!
Ken and one of the 3E students.
Some students lounging in the Japanese style house.
The other side of the house.
Me and two of the students from 3E.
The aforementioned strange wooden structure that half of the students were seated in (that I saw about a week before bunkasai) was located in 3E. The students had constructed a traditional Japanese style home out of wood and cardboard boxes. They even made indoor shoes out of cardboard boxes!
Ken and one of the 3E students.
Some students lounging in the Japanese style house.
The other side of the house.
Me and two of the students from 3E.
posted by Christopher Janca at 3:50 a.m.
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