Japanese kindergarten. How much does it cost ? What differences between the US & Japan?

[@vina]

Komori I'm so glad you're making videos again :)

[@marhar2]

Congratulations! I hope you will do the same for first day of College!

[@RealSmoothie]

great video! so interesting!❤❤❤

[@jst6r]

You just made my day! I love when you post videos

[@simplicity63]

Jessica Anderson It is nice that Komori is back :)

[@wholewurld]

Very insightful as always. I love your videos

[@poojathorat1825]

first comment.. happy april. and congratulations for your son.

[@komori841]

Thanks for your always support ^^

[@lawrencemurphy2065]

I love the way you talk with your hands and facial expression.

[@xev790]

love your vlogs!

[@lampshades120]

70,000 for the UNIFORM? That is SO expensive

[@komori841]

I think so too. It's so tough textile though...

[@juliette3597]

Wow! Good luck to him on his new adventure into kindergarten!

[@JackdeRipskaya]

Thanks for sharing. Very interesting point of view regarding early education. Btw: your english has improved so much! Congratulations! Also, you look very pretty per usual!

[@michaelseye3386]

The big thing is what percentage of household income you are paying

[@komori841]

It's true!!

[@vivekjaininnovator]

hello miss this side aastha I want join your school any vacancy in your school. I know Indiana Bollywood dance.and kathak also

[@michaelseye3386]

I think

[@hanslund308]

In norway its 1 grown up per 3, atleast before they are 4 years.

[@gabequirino]

where in japan do you live? that's so cheap compared to kindergartens in tokyo. here it's usually 60000+ yen per month.

[@bellaandnate]

American Kindergarten class is 24 5 and 6 year old.

[@Clinicalpsych]

Good luck to your son!!

[@JaneKatayama]

My 3 year old daughter is also going to start youchien now. She's excited, I'm excited too as a mom. But a bit anxious because I know how physically active she is, that she might do some things she thinks she could do by herself but actually not. Anyway, omedetou and good luck to both of us😘

[@roselover411]

One teacher for 6-7 students in America? Where on earth did you find that? Every class I've ever been part of was 20 or more students, usually more.

[@komori841]

OMG, sorry for my poor investigation. My actual class was like that in US in 31 yrs ago...

[@purplejammiejam]

roselover411 With preschool and even kindergarten there are teachers and assists. Most schools and daycare centers require one adult for every 5-7 children. Source: Friend is a teacher assistant and Aunt runs a daycare (both in the USA).

[@PianoHaiku]

wow that sounds really expensive! I also heard that in Japan there is a test/interview with the mother and the child before they can join a kindergarten, is that true? In Europe you just enroll and go there directly.

[@noelewatson8815]

thank you for your explanation i would like to help you like you help us . the japanese method is called in japan peering learning system student help each other to learn verses u.s. is chant learning system students only listen to the instructor not teacher its not the instructor responsibility to teach but tell students what they must do for that lesson

[@janinpan3874]

Best wishes to your son as he starts kindergarten! :)

[@nida1990]

I think it is totally worth paying for school fees. Parents feel more responsible for their child's education, learning and behaviour in general. British kids are all over the place! ☹️ School ratio is roughly 30:1.

[@deutschlernenmitandi8569]

こんにちは😃久しぶり。 あなたはとても素晴らしい女性です。 When i saw you the first time you flashed me . Since then i followed you and your channel. And now i am learning Japanese for half a year because you animated me in a way. Congratulation to your boys. I have also two of them. I whish you the best. Lovely Greets from Germany.😍

[@LixianDai]

your voice is attractive

[@samda7109]

12000 for 1 Uniform?

[@MephistoRolling]

why would a kids uniform cost so much? they will grow out of it in a few months. Designer brand uniforms?

[@4gr8kidz]

So exciting! Congratulations! I remember my children's first days of school! My first one, I swear I almost ran after the bus crying! ha ha ha! Now he's 16! Best first day to your son!

[@comkaosstime]

z that sounds very scary

[@wildwombat]

Oh, so that is how you got your red rash, your young boy playing with you.

[@LittleLulubee]

It might be a birth mark

[@wildwombat]

Then, my apologies