Gokase Junior High School Product! Dried Shiitake Mushrooms
On Wednesday, November 6th, we observed a class of second-year students at Gokase Junior High School🍄🟫✨
The students handled every step themselves, from sorting and bagging the dried shiitake to setting the price🤗
The shiitake were grown as part of the school's curriculum. The current third-year students inoculated the logs last year, and the second-year students carried out the sorting and packaging this time👏
This year’s yield was lower than usual, so selecting good mushrooms was a tough task💦 However, the students enjoyed the work, consulting with each other—"Is this one okay?" "Maybe not…"—as they made their choices🤗
They weighed and bagged the mushrooms with sales in mind, aiming for balanced portions and an attractive appearance🤔
After sealing the packs neatly with a vacuum sealer, the students set the prices themselves, referring to current market rates👏
Those shiitake were actually sold at the Gokase Specialty Center at the prices the students decided😳✨
Finally, the students learned about log management and precautions, deepening their understanding of Gokase’s specialty product, log-grown shiitake😌✍️
We hope students continue to encounter and cherish the town’s specialties and culture from a young age and carry them forward into the future✨
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