I wrote a post about three years ago comparing Japanese and American schools.
(Click here to read it.)
Well, the Washington Post newspaper wrote an article fairly recently about Japanese 給食 (school lunches).
The article is here.
Basically, it says that school lunches in Japanese schools are healthy and delicious.
They are like home cooked meals made with locally grown ingredients, unlike the fast-food type of lunches that I ate in schools in America.
Also, the students serve the food to each other in Japanese schools.
having raised three kids in Japan, I know that students in Japan eat proper food in school.
Tokyo Five 
I agree with this. However, the number of cook at school is decreasing because the center of cooking deliver school lunch to each school.
What a shame.
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Isn’t it mainly kindergartens that use lunch delivery services?
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In my neighborhood, elementary schools use lunch delivery services..
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Really?
The elementary school and junior high that my kids used to go to cooked lunch at the school … I believe that they still do.
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Yes. Your kids are lucky to eat cooked lunch. As for day care, there are still cooks in the buildings..
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I’ve seen those lunch delivery services, they’re hand-made everyday and healthy too — similar to the school-made lunches.
Much better than the lunches I ate as a kid in Florida.
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