東京練馬区の山﨑学園富士見高校 / Yamazaki Gakuen Fujimi High School
東京練馬区の山﨑学園富士見高校 / Yamazaki Gakuen Fujimi High School
東京練馬区の山﨑学園富士見高校 / Yamazaki Gakuen Fujimi High School
2025/05/09
2025/05/09
Events
Events
Events
東京練馬区の山﨑学園富士見高校の生徒たちが、昨年に続き、3泊4日の行程で大樹町を訪れました。宇宙事業、牧場や漁業組合を巡り、酪農や漁業などの体験を通し、大樹町の自然や産業に触れる時間を過ごすなか、メムでは「資源」に触れてもらいました。
今回もメムでは、目の前の風景にいる鹿を介して、酪農や林業との関わり、資源という考え方について言葉で共有したのち、鹿の脚のお肉を骨から外す精肉を行いました。
事前のアンケートでは、「はじめての精肉なので少し怖い」「やったことがなくて不安」といった声も聞かれましたが、いざ体験が始まると、生徒たちは黙々と集中しながら取り組み、初めてのことに挑戦する楽しさや、学ぶことの喜びを実感していました。
この精肉体験では、実際に自身の手を鹿に交えることで、町のこと、自然環境や資源のことについて、自ら疑問を持ったり、気づきを得たりすることが何よりも大切だと考えています。
体験後の発表会では「なかなか体験できない貴重な体験をありがとうございました」、「また訪れてみたいです」といった感謝のお声をいただきました。また皆さんが大樹町に来てくれる日を、心より楽しみにしています。
Tokyo’s Fujimi High School students returned to Taiki Town for a second consecutive year on a four-day school trip. During their stay, they visited the space industry, local farms and fisheries, gaining hands-on experience in dairy farming and fishing while enjoying the natural beauty and industries of the area. As part of the program, they also stopped by Memu, where they had the opportunity to learn about “resources” in a broader sense. We have shared the concept of “resource” through the presence of deer that are in front of us, their entangled life amongst dairy farming and forestry, our everyday life.
One of the key activities was a venison butchering experience, where students removed meat from deer legs. In a pre-activity survey, some students expressed concerns, saying things like, “It’s my first time, so I’m a little scared,” or “I’ve never done anything like this before.” However, once the activity began, they quickly became focused and engaged, enjoying the experience of trying something new and discovering the joy of learning.
The goal of the experience was to provide an opportunity for students to think deeply—through the act of butchering—about the town, the environment, and local resources. We believe that sparking curiosity and encouraging awareness is the first step toward appreciation of those that exist in front of us.
At the reflection session after the activity, students shared their thoughts, saying, “Thank you for such a rare and valuable experience,” and “I’d love to visit again someday.” We sincerely look forward to the day when you return to Taiki Town.
東京練馬区の山﨑学園富士見高校の生徒たちが、昨年に続き、3泊4日の行程で大樹町を訪れました。宇宙事業、牧場や漁業組合を巡り、酪農や漁業などの体験を通し、大樹町の自然や産業に触れる時間を過ごすなか、メムでは「資源」に触れてもらいました。
今回もメムでは、目の前の風景にいる鹿を介して、酪農や林業との関わり、資源という考え方について言葉で共有したのち、鹿の脚のお肉を骨から外す精肉を行いました。
事前のアンケートでは、「はじめての精肉なので少し怖い」「やったことがなくて不安」といった声も聞かれましたが、いざ体験が始まると、生徒たちは黙々と集中しながら取り組み、初めてのことに挑戦する楽しさや、学ぶことの喜びを実感していました。
この精肉体験では、実際に自身の手を鹿に交えることで、町のこと、自然環境や資源のことについて、自ら疑問を持ったり、気づきを得たりすることが何よりも大切だと考えています。
体験後の発表会では「なかなか体験できない貴重な体験をありがとうございました」、「また訪れてみたいです」といった感謝のお声をいただきました。また皆さんが大樹町に来てくれる日を、心より楽しみにしています。
Tokyo’s Fujimi High School students returned to Taiki Town for a second consecutive year on a four-day school trip. During their stay, they visited the space industry, local farms and fisheries, gaining hands-on experience in dairy farming and fishing while enjoying the natural beauty and industries of the area. As part of the program, they also stopped by Memu, where they had the opportunity to learn about “resources” in a broader sense. We have shared the concept of “resource” through the presence of deer that are in front of us, their entangled life amongst dairy farming and forestry, our everyday life.
One of the key activities was a venison butchering experience, where students removed meat from deer legs. In a pre-activity survey, some students expressed concerns, saying things like, “It’s my first time, so I’m a little scared,” or “I’ve never done anything like this before.” However, once the activity began, they quickly became focused and engaged, enjoying the experience of trying something new and discovering the joy of learning.
The goal of the experience was to provide an opportunity for students to think deeply—through the act of butchering—about the town, the environment, and local resources. We believe that sparking curiosity and encouraging awareness is the first step toward appreciation of those that exist in front of us.
At the reflection session after the activity, students shared their thoughts, saying, “Thank you for such a rare and valuable experience,” and “I’d love to visit again someday.” We sincerely look forward to the day when you return to Taiki Town.
東京練馬区の山﨑学園富士見高校の生徒たちが、昨年に続き、3泊4日の行程で大樹町を訪れました。宇宙事業、牧場や漁業組合を巡り、酪農や漁業などの体験を通し、大樹町の自然や産業に触れる時間を過ごすなか、メムでは「資源」に触れてもらいました。
今回もメムでは、目の前の風景にいる鹿を介して、酪農や林業との関わり、資源という考え方について言葉で共有したのち、鹿の脚のお肉を骨から外す精肉を行いました。
事前のアンケートでは、「はじめての精肉なので少し怖い」「やったことがなくて不安」といった声も聞かれましたが、いざ体験が始まると、生徒たちは黙々と集中しながら取り組み、初めてのことに挑戦する楽しさや、学ぶことの喜びを実感していました。
この精肉体験では、実際に自身の手を鹿に交えることで、町のこと、自然環境や資源のことについて、自ら疑問を持ったり、気づきを得たりすることが何よりも大切だと考えています。
体験後の発表会では「なかなか体験できない貴重な体験をありがとうございました」、「また訪れてみたいです」といった感謝のお声をいただきました。また皆さんが大樹町に来てくれる日を、心より楽しみにしています。
Tokyo’s Fujimi High School students returned to Taiki Town for a second consecutive year on a four-day school trip. During their stay, they visited the space industry, local farms and fisheries, gaining hands-on experience in dairy farming and fishing while enjoying the natural beauty and industries of the area. As part of the program, they also stopped by Memu, where they had the opportunity to learn about “resources” in a broader sense. We have shared the concept of “resource” through the presence of deer that are in front of us, their entangled life amongst dairy farming and forestry, our everyday life.
One of the key activities was a venison butchering experience, where students removed meat from deer legs. In a pre-activity survey, some students expressed concerns, saying things like, “It’s my first time, so I’m a little scared,” or “I’ve never done anything like this before.” However, once the activity began, they quickly became focused and engaged, enjoying the experience of trying something new and discovering the joy of learning.
The goal of the experience was to provide an opportunity for students to think deeply—through the act of butchering—about the town, the environment, and local resources. We believe that sparking curiosity and encouraging awareness is the first step toward appreciation of those that exist in front of us.
At the reflection session after the activity, students shared their thoughts, saying, “Thank you for such a rare and valuable experience,” and “I’d love to visit again someday.” We sincerely look forward to the day when you return to Taiki Town.