09 Nov,2019 '2020 KOCHI SOUBUN' Competition / Parade ceremony

09 Nov,2019
'2020 KOCHI SOUBUN' 44th National High School General Cultural Festival Pre Competition / Parade ceremony
Opening
Kochi Prefectural Kochi Otemae High School
Parade
KOCHI-GAKUGEI Junior-Senior High School
Tosa Joshi Junior and Senior High School
Seiwa Girls' Junior and Senior High School
Kochi Prefectural Kochi Minami Junior & Senior High School
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[@user-un1zs8xc9m]

私の出身校がかっこよく演奏してて 嬉しいです。 アップありがとうございます。 学生時代思い出して感動しました😭

[@johnangus9154]

I am very,and I do mean very,disappointed that I will not be able to view this competition in person 😢. I wish all the competitors good luck. Regards from the North East of England.

[@lionelbelanger6242]

I now understand why the young performing lady students have several different uniforms, all from different schools. I had thought possibly different class grade years. Thank you for all of your hard work in gathering, editing and posting these videos. It makes my heart young again when I see these great new musicians. It speaks well of the Japanese education system, as this teaches skills and also keeps young minds from learning bad habits. I wish we did that here. We have much to learn from an older culture like Japan.

[@lancejones8073]

Cannot agree more. Thanks TP for all your thoughtful work!

[@Dive-Bar-Casanova]

Outstanding. Thumbs up.

[@ejtaylor73]

Great performances by these bands, saw lots of beautiful smiles!!! The little cheerleaders, looked like they may be 5 years old, ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE!!!! Keep up the great work.

[@robertopereira6249]

BRASIL----..desfile maravilhoso...queria tanto entender o idioma japonês para ler o que esta escrito nas placas que as estudantes levam , adoro assistir aos desfiles destas bandas escolares Um abraço do Brasil ao povo japonês.

[@xtm_1234]

緑の小太鼓の人、私も子供の頃同じパートで、親しみが。 タンバリンが付いててカッコイイ。

[@dragonsong1023]

@9:07 - 9:21 & the girl holding the sign in the front , smiling = priceless. Getting ahead , but they all had a laugh here.

[@tonyhernandez3227]

To anyone from Japan!!!! Did “ PREFUCTURAL” schools means public schools by the Japanese Government? I see many schools with same prefectural name, so that why I’m asking. Thanks

[@The_Dudester]

In Japan, a prefecture is similar to a county in many respects. So, as in the US a city name probably precedes a high school name, like Austin Lincoln, with Austin being the city, Lincoln the high school. If a city name does not precede the school, then the prefecture does and in some cases a prefecture is much older and more well known than a city.

[@kuniokawabata3792]

8:55いいですね

[@die8737]

3:53 😍😘