/jp/ - Otaku Culture

they shit into them and then pass them on younger generations.

I don't know, but either way, I'm pretty sure it's a cultural thing rather than a personal thing, so everyone do exactly the same.

What did you do with your backpack?

I never used a backpack for school. Always carried my shit with my hands.

>>5783350

>>5783369
I used a suitcase. Blank aluminum suitcase. People were constantly asking whether I was carrying money or a bomb.

>>5783369
I still use it

I used a plastic bag.

>>5783369
I kept my backpack, but maybe they have a different mentality over there. I mean, crap, they pay out the nose for their anime limited editions which is something I sure wouldn't do.

>>5783389
I bet you carry your older sister's underwears inside the suitcase.

I just had a passing thought... what do the Japanese do with their randoseru after elementary school? Do they ditch them because they don't want to be associated with elementary school anymore or do they use them long after they graduate?

>>5783406

>>5783407
Well, do they? I don't know.

>>5783407
They sell them to pedos

>>5783407
Shit, I should get my kid that.

>>5783407
they pee into them and then pass them on older generations.

>>5783415
Does anywhere sell second hand ones with overseas shipping service then? Just out of curiosity.

>>5783424
Goddammit anon. You're stupid but I laughed anyway.

I'd buy a used one.

>>5783430
Sorry, a court order prevents me from aiding in the sale or transfer of goods for the purpose of defiling a children's item.

>>5783452
>Mark it as "gift" under the customs slip.
>Profit!

back in junior and senior high
i was the student who never bring books but always borrow from seatmate
there was no need for the bag

>>5783555
So what did your classmates do with their bags when they were done with it?

I carry everything I need in my PC bag.
Still do.

>>5783615
I do not know, I never thought to asked them about.. bags
But graduation day is very emotional, so there are a number of bags that are passed around for class/year autographs..

>>5783685
See, that's something interesting that I didn't know. Never figured that they would use their schoolbags like yearbooks for signatures.

>andthemroyouknow.jpeg

>>5783708
So that probably means they keep their bookbags as keepsakes and not use them, since it's got writing all over it.

>>5783685
So a more interesting question is: If you saw some grown man with a high school bag, what would you think?

Fuck the bags
What about the uniforms?

>>5783764
probably here...

>>5783708

What are you talking about...do you really think this troll is Japanese?

>>5783996
He obviously isn't?

In the Netherlands, graduating students fly the national flag and hang their school backpack on the flagpole on graduation day. After that it's up to the person whether to keep the backpack or to throw it away. I kept mine at first, but eventually threw it away because it had some issues.

I'd post a picture of it, but I seem to have lost it...

poorfag here, still have the same old bag i had for 3 years in highschool, been a year out since and i think its around the closet

>>5784412
If you truly were a poorfag, you would've had a bag that was so cheap it didn't last three years. I used multiple bags during high school since they were all cheap 5-10 euros bags.