[Kameyama] On the 9th, 452 second-year students from the three junior high schools in Kameyama, Chubu, and Seki, Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, were divided into groups and went to a total of 158 locations, including public facilities such as the city hall, library, and fire station, as well as restaurants and Japanese confectionery shops. […Read more]
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[Kameyama] On the 9th, 452 second-year students from the three junior high schools in Kameyama, Chubu, and Seki, Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, were divided into groups and went to a total of 158 locations, including public facilities such as the city hall, library, and fire station, as well as restaurants and Japanese confectionery shops. […Read more]