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グループ5の2年生

ニンモンとジェスとエマとソニア 学園祭の始まりは明治時代にさかのぼりました。1960年代になると、学園祭の形式化の開始、戦後の学生運動に大きく影響を受けました。最初は文化祭や体育祭から始まり、徐々に学生たちがイベントを企画・運営するようになりました。学園祭は、学生たちの創造性やリーダーシップを育む大切な機会です。今日の学園祭では、演劇や音楽、スポーツ競技、屋台、展示など、さまざまな活動が楽しめます。学校のコミュニティ中では、学園祭がとても人気のあるイベントです。それでも、学園祭は政治的なイベントではないように見えるかもしれませんが、実際には、学生たちが環境問題やメンタルヘルス、社会の正義などの重要な問題について話し合い、活動するイベントであります。(ニンモン)  Gakuensai can be traced back to the Meiji era. By the 1960s, Gakuensai was greatly influenced by the start of the formalisation of school festivals and the post-war student movement. Initially starting with cultural and sports festivals, students… Continue Reading →

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