What do albino potatoes and shogun kabul turnips have in common? They are both vegetables cultivated in Kyoto, some even finding their way onto the lunch trays of students at Kyoto Matsunami Junior High School. Right here, in this quiet corner of western Kyoto, stands Kyoto Matsunami Junior High School. Founded in 1985, this school is relatively young, especially compared to some of the ancient temples we’ve visited. Kyoto Matsunami Junior High came into existence as a solution to the burgeoning student population at nearby Kyoto Katsura Junior High School. Can you imagine being one of those students in 1985? The excitement of a new school year, combined with the novelty of attending a brand new school, must have been electrifying. Today, Kyoto Matsunami Junior High continues to be a vibrant hub of learning, educating the next generation of Kyoto citizens.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to