/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Just have a quick question for you crazy cats.

It seems in all of my JAPANESE ANIMES that these school kids need to clean the classrooms, hallways, and roof at the end of the day. Can someone please tell me why they make the children do this instead of hiring janitors? Do they even have janitors at schools?

Help me out, /jp/! Pic related.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7755084
Meant to say unrelated.

[Anonymous No.]

extra credit points

[Anonymous No.]

go ask >>>/a/

[Anonymous No.]

Sounds like a honor system. There's probably janitors, but kids are usually doing all the work for the elders.

It's just my guess

[White Ren !YLuFFdRcFQ No.]

They do it because Sakura is a slut.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7755092
First of all, while funny, that picture was an accident.
>>7755096
Why would /a/ have the answer? They know about anime and obviously I see it in the animes, I wanna know if they do it in real life.

[Anonymous No.]

japanese teenagers are generally forced into all sorts of afterschool club activities, so someone figured they might as well be forced to clean the classrooms since they won't have any free time left anyway

[Mush !lYtRBoeK.2 No.]

Builds character, teaches discipline and responsibility, saves money, and makes the children more aware of their trash.

[Anonymous No.]

It builds character (as in "do your own crap instead of relying on others and taking it for granted.") and helps establish social ties. Most importantly that's how it's been and no one sees a reason to change it.

It's not just limited to Japan, though.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7755097
Possibly? I mean, I don't really know. Japanese culture might demand they do all the work because they're douches.

>>7755098
wat

[Anonymous No.]

Ever been to Tokyo? No trash cans, people mostly being responsible of their environment = 0 TRASH

Have you been to NY...? Oh god..

[Anonymous No.]

>>7755104
then why not ask them? what makes you think a board that hates anime would speak about it

[Anonymous No.]

>>7755106
So they do that in public schools?
>>7755107
Sounds like Persona. What other country does that though?
>>7755110
Aren't people who have the activities exempt from cleaning?

[Anonymous No.]

They do it in Denmark too, but only your own classroom.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7755111
But I'm trying to find the link between anime and actual Japan.

>>7755112
Never been to Tokyo so I can't validate your claims.

However, I live in NYC and I just love it when the summer sun hits piss alley.

>>7755116
Oh, okay.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7755114
>What other country does that though?

A sizeable portion of the Middle East and Africa. China also.

[Anonymous No.]

They make us do it in American classrooms sometimes as we have tons of garbage and shit on the floors, and loading all of the work on janitors would make them demand raises. It's not out of place to see random girls washing the blackboard.

Japanese classrooms just don't get the rooms as dirty as we do, so all that's left is the small things that take under 5 minutes if the entire class helps.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7755132
lol, you must have gone to some funny schools. I never had to do that.

>>7755135
Ah, okay. I don't know much about that.

[Anonymous No.]

>It seems in all of my JAPANESE ANIMES
How would WE know THAT?
>>>/a/
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[Anonymous No.]

>>7755141
You are so stupid.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7755141
Wow, way to get passed those few words. Apparently you can't read.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7755147
>>7755161
:'(

[Anonymous No.]

Pfffhuhuhuhu, wait until OP finds out all info we gave him is fake!