Minoh Municipal Fifth Junior High School Uniform Photo Summary, Review Word of Mouth Reputation, Student Dressing, Summer Clothes Winter Clothes Detailed Information

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Minoh Municipal Fifth Junior High School is a public junior high school located in Minoh City, Osaka Prefecture.We have set up an in-hospital class at Minoh Municipal Hospital and are working on educating students who are hospitalized for a long time.In the past, he was involved in cleaning up the Senri River as part of his study of environmental issues. In 2002, his activities were recognized and he received an award from the governor of Osaka Prefecture.Wikipedia
Location: 562-0015-XNUMX Ina, Minoh City, Osaka Prefecture XNUMX-XNUMX
Phone: 072-728-7602
Established: XNUM X Year X NUM X Month X NUM X Day
Founding Anniversary: ​​November 9th
National, Public and Private: Public Schools

Uniform basic information (uniform details, dress code, school rules, etc.)

The school uniform for boys and the sailor suit for girls are old-fashioned uniforms that divide men and women.
An old-fashioned uniform that looks like a so-called junior high school student.

For boys, black gaku run black plain pants.
For girls, winter clothes are navy sailor uniforms and plain navy skirts.
The collar line of the sailor uniform is red.Sailor tie is red.
Summer clothes are white sailor suit and plain navy skirt.
The collar line of the sailor uniform is red.Sailor tie is red.

The winter clothes are navy blue from the whole body only for girls.

It's a uniform style that has been around since the Showa era, so it may change in the future.

Student uniform wearing image list summary

https://twitter.com/1202_nayu/status/576289309784875010?s=20&t=0oP_Cz6-JRB15jHQS4PwQw

I went to Osaka this time to give a lecture to Minoh Municipal Fifth Junior High School students.From my book "Nippon no Onigiri", I will talk about the food culture of various places, how rice and Japanese people have come together, and the history of Japanese people to "connect with food" from the perspective of cooked rice. I've been talking to you. pic.twitter.com/0dMhYFtEAW

— Atsushi Hakuo (@hakuo416) February 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/kyoko_k8/status/841532050427404289?s=20&t=0oP_Cz6-JRB15jHQS4PwQw

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