Rumors have already reached “Japan”…Japanese “school lunch expert” visits Anyang city = South Korea

It was revealed on the 1st that four Japanese school lunch experts visited Anyang City in South Korea's Gyeonggi Province on the 29th to benchmark the eco-lunch free school lunch policy.
Became. The Japanese experts who visited Anyang City were Professor Akemi Kameda of Koriyama Women's University, Professor Kumi Tsuchiya of Sakura no Seibo Junior College, Professor Yahoko Kikuchi of Nagoya Kyogakuin University, and Hiroshi Tanaka, representative of Korea Kusatsujuku.
be. Recently, there has been active discussion in Japan about eco-friendly school lunches using ingredients from organic farms, and the visiting team on this day was looking to study South Korea's advanced school lunch system, and was working with Anyang City Hall and Anyang City Hall.
They visited Gunpo, Wiwang, and Gwacheon joint school lunch support centers, as well as Minbaek Elementary School in Anyang City.
The visiting delegation visited a communal feeding center and learned about the center's history and the process of establishing public-private governance.
They listened to explanations about the school and their roles, and sampled school lunches at Minpaku Elementary School. They also observed the operational status of school lunches and held a meeting with nutritionists and other stakeholders.
Furthermore, he visited Anyang City Hall and had a pleasant chat with the Mayor and Vice Mayor of Anyang, and introduced the policy and current operational status of the "Anyang-style free eco school lunch" program.
received. The visiting delegation said, ``In Japan, it is common for parents to pay for school lunches,'' and ``It is surprising that school lunches will be provided completely free of charge, but in order to provide healthy menus to students, we are working on eco-friendly meals.''
I was surprised by Anyang City's driving force in supporting local food." Choi Dae-ho, Mayor of Anyang City, said, ``I am grateful for the great interest in Anyang City's eco free school lunch system.''
``I hope that today's occasion will be an opportunity for both countries to discuss and develop eco-friendly free school meals together,'' he said.