Randoseru, the traditional Japanese school bag, dates back to the Meiji era and symbolizes discipline and educational growth.For Japanese kids, the randoseru is more than just a bag—it’s a ...

Image Japanese students in Tokyo in 1970 ... with the assumption that they will last throughout primary school. Each Tsuchiya Kaban bag comes with a six-year guarantee on the assumption that ...

The traditional Japanese primary-school child's backpack has become the ... from the Dutch word for backpack - the sturdy and durable bags are generally presented to children before their first ...

There, they bought me a randoseru. Borrowed from the Dutch word ransel – meaning backpack, the bag is traditionally used by Japanese primary school children from their very first day of ...

It's tradition in Japan to be given a randoseru backpack when you start school aged 6 - they should last the six years of primary school The randoseru bags are commonly used in Japan, with most ...

We hope children will take good care of them." A sample of a new camel-colored school bag will remain on display at the city hall until April 6. (Japanese original by Harumi Kimoto, Mito Bureau) ...