カモンゴウシ | Comon Goshi 🇯🇵

🏫多い方が正しいのか🏫 ※Japanese title 人によってこの動画から連想することは色々とあると思います‼︎ 僕の伝えたいこと‼️ 日本の学校現場では時々多数決が行われます。 多い方の意見や案が通るし、少ない方の意見は通らない、聞いてもらえない。 ・ 当然、社会に出ていけば多数決で決めないと決めれないことはあるから、この世の全ての多数決が悪いということじゃないよ。 ただ学校という、子どもたちが様々な経験や学びを得ていく場所で、「多ければ正しい」ということを教えてしまうことに、どうしても良いなって思えないんです。 ・ お互いの思うことや意見を含めて、伝え合って、じゃあどうしたらお互い納得いくような答えを出せるかな？って考えることが、子どもの時期にとっても大事だと思うんです。 ・ これはね、多数決に限らないよ。 「周りがこうだから自分もこうする」はね、きっと後悔が生まれるからね。 「自分はどうしたい？」「どう生きたい？」を大人が子どもたちに問いかけていけたら、もっと生きやすい国になると思うな。 ・ 学校現場やスポーツの現場に、一時期携わっていた中で感じていたこと 偉そうなことだけ言わないように、僕も自分のできる表現方法で伝えていきたいな。 🏫Is the majority always right?🏫※English title People may take different things away from this video. What I want to talk about is this: In Japanese schools, decisions are sometimes made by majority vote. The opinion with more votes gets accepted, and the opinion with fewer votes often doesn’t. Sometimes, it’s not even really heard. Of course, once you enter society, there are situations where decisions have to be made by majority vote. So I’m not saying that majority voting itself is always bad. But in schools — places where children are supposed to gain different experiences and learn how to think — I honestly feel uncomfortable with teaching the idea that “if there are more people, it must be right.” Listening to each other’s thoughts and opinions, and then asking, “How can we find an answer that we can all accept?” I believe that kind of thinking is incredibly important during childhood. And this isn’t just about voting. Doing something just because “everyone else is doing it” often leads to regret. If adults kept asking children questions like, “What do you want?” “How do you want to live?” I think this country would become a much easier place to live. I felt this strongly during the time I was involved in schools and sports environments. I don’t want to just say things that sound good or act like I know better. I want to keep expressing these thoughts in the ways that I can. Hey you! You watching this video and to all the children out there!! Listening to the people around you is important. But in the end, make your decisions based on your own feelings and your own will. Never silence the voice inside your heart. #学校 #子ども #japaneseschool #school #children

🇯🇵 日本人がお土産を貰った時 When Japanese receive a gift #comongoshi #カモンゴウシ #comedy #japanese #trending

世界が恐れる日本の漢字学習法 / How Japanese People Really Learn Kanji #nihongo #japanese #studyjapanese #japan

もし日本人が「あっ」って言うのを我慢したら / If Japanese people tried not to sat 'AH!' #comongoshi #japanese #comedy #japan #日本人

アジア人差別者の撃退法 / How to shut down anti-Asian racism #comongoshi #japan #racism #natto #comedy

英語を勉強してる日本人の脳汁が溢れる瞬間 When an JP English learner replies naturally in English #studyenglish #learnenglish #comedy #comongoshi #カモンゴウシ

🌍 人が人である以上は争い憎しみあうこともあるけれど それ以上に認め理解し合い、愛を向けることもできるのが人だ‼︎ 世界どの国にも、良い人悪い人が居る‼︎ 国で見るのではなくて、人として、目と目を合わせて お互いの良い部分をきちんと見ていきたい‼︎伝えあっていきたい‼︎ メディアでは知ることができないコト 感じることができないコトを 僕は以前に出逢った彼らに教わった‼︎ ちなみに、幼少期はずっとジャッキー・チェンの映画観てました‼️ Even though conflict and hatred can arise between people, we humans also have the power to recognize one another, understand each other, and show love. In every country in the world, there are good people and bad people. That’s why we shouldn’t judge by nationality. We should look each other in the eye as human beings and truly see the good in one another — and share it with each other. There are things you can’t learn from the media, and things you can’t feel unless you’re there. I learned those things from the people I met in the past. By the way, I grew up watching Jackie Chan movies all the time! #平和 #PEACE#peacechina #japan

Why people say Japan is a Crazy country #japan #日本 #comedy