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In Japan's Tohoku region, an 80-year-old survivor of the atomic bombings has been meeting with a junior high school student who serves as a storyteller, passing down survivors' accounts. The two discovered they carry the same concern: how to keep memories of the bombing alive as fewer witnesses remain. Their exchange highlights efforts to hand the baton of remembrance to a younger generation.
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ONETES, formerly the Shuto metropolitan mock exam center, has published its October projected deviation value rankings for students taking junior high school entrance exams in 2027. The rankings, carried by Yahoo! News Japan and education outlet Risemamu, give families in the Tokyo area a fresh benchmark for school choice as the exam season planning cycle begins.
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A 13-year-old junior high school sprinter from Fukuoka has run the 100m in under 11 seconds, a first for a first-year junior high student in Japan. Reports say his background in football and piano helped his development, and he says he aims to become a Japanese national team athlete.
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Junior high school students from Shiwa town in Iwate prefecture are competing in the 'Jockey Babies' event at Tokyo Racecourse, run under the Japan Racing Association. One student said the goal is to become a professional jockey, aiming to be a rider who never gets in the horse's way and brings out its best performance. The story was covered by IBC Iwate Broadcasting and picked up on Yahoo! News.
- 5Parent and middle schooler share fashion looks●https://www. tkhunt.com/2590197/ 動画の順番間違えた😂 # 親子 # 中学生 # コーデ # ファッション # fashion # ファッション
A Japanese fashion post featuring a parent and middle-school child is making the rounds after the uploader admitted the video clips were posted in the wrong order, adding a laughing emoji to the mistake. The content focuses on parent-child coordinated outfits for a junior high student, tagged with fashion and coordination hashtags. Engagement is modest, with the slip-up itself drawing light amusement rather than serious discussion.