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Almost all Japanese students take lunch to school. Isn't there a canteen in the school?
We can often see them bring lunch boxes in Japanese dramas. Japan never eats in the canteen, but takes lunch back to school at home. Maybe most people will find it strange. Japan is a housewife, and their job is to take care of children. Make nutritious meals for children. The lunch brought at home is more nutritious than the meal in the canteen, so I always take my lunch back to school. Japanese people are tall and short. In order to prevent malnutrition, they don't eat in the canteen. If you can go home for a meal at noon, you will feel very happy. Most companies have an hour to eat at noon, only enough to go home at most. No time to eat. If there are three people in the family, you may not be able to solve your own lunch, let alone the children's lunch, so the children always take a box lunch to eat at school. Eat at rest after work.

At noon in Japan, we usually eat at school. Most schools don't have supermarkets and canteens, some schools do, and some schools don't. Generally, universities and society have canteens. The best choice is to have lunch at school.

In ordinary high schools in China, the lunch break is between one and a half hours and two hours. If the home is near, you can go home for lunch and sleep. In Japan, high schools finish their studies early. If lunch break is included, it will take about an hour. Most schools have a break of less than an hour, and only 50 minutes at most.

What Japan values most is food safety. Every generation pays more attention to food safety. China is not so particular about food, nor so strict about Japanese food. In China, it is common to eat something while eating. Some meals in China are not nutritious, while Japanese lunches are nutritious.