Figure 1.--Here kindergarten children are wearing blue pinafores over their school uniforms for lunch. We are guessing that they also put them on for art to protect their uniforms.
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Figure 1.--Here kindergarten children are wearing blue pinafores over their school uniforms for lunch. We are guessing that they also put them on for art to protect their uniforms. |
Here we have only limited information. Pinafors were not very common at Japanese schools, but we do notice them. We see colored pinafores being worn at some Japanese schools. So far we have only noticed them being worn by kindergarten children for lunch or activities like art. We are not sure what the Japanese term is for uniform.
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