US EditionStudents From Classes 1 and 3 of the Third Grade at Nago Junior High School in Okinawa Compete to Finish School Lunch at Their Own Pace. They Are Careful of "Munching Harassment" and Help Each Other Out.
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[Nago] Classes 1 and 3 of the third grade at Nago Municipal Nago Junior High School in Nago City have completed 50 school lunches during the first semester. The students are trying to enjoy at least a little of their last school lunch at junior high school by encouraging each other with messages like, "We'll finish it all today," and "There's still a little bit left in the food container," aiming to "eat the whole school lunch."
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