Only Japanese Students Could Make Chalkboard Drawings This Awesome

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Students from every country, even from different schools have their own way of saying “goodbye” to their high school, but the sentiment is the same everywhere: doing something together for the last time, before everyone goes their separate ways. The most common thing in is probably signing each others yearbooks, leaving messages for the future. In Japan however, for the past few years, student go to their classroom and draw on the board. And boy, do they draw.

There are not ordinary scribbles, or name signing with some whacky drawings. These students turn their chalkboard into a work of art. These classroom masterpieces are influenced mainly by their anime and manga culture which is becoming popular all over the world, and although it may not seem like much, it is still a commendable and beautiful effort on their part.

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Only in Japan.

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