I know the principal's governance is ineffective against the school's strong club operations manager.

Especially about club activities that can compete at the national tournament level, teachers and supervisors in the field can do whatever they want.

I, myself, have fought the school before to protect my daughter.

I still have the documents that I had the principal and the teacher sign in a deposition confirming that fact in my home safe.

If the same problem occurs again at that school, I plan to blurt out the entire dossier.

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Ebata: "Principal. The banners that are flamboyantly displayed in that school that say 'Congratulations on your participation in the national tournament' were obtained by destroying the bodies and minds of my daughter and other children--is that my understanding?

Principal: "That's not why..."

Ebata: "What value is there in a national tournament that you have to destroy the children to enter?"

Principal: "..."

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Therefore, I can understand the situation of 'the Chancellor's governance is not working at all' about the issue of marijuana use by the Nihon University football team.

Therefore, at the time of discovery of "acts in conflict with the law," it should be determined that "this trouble exceeded the scope of the school governance," and the rest should be left to law enforcement (police) and the judiciary (courts and tribunals).

I have said before that if the field (teachers) can't solve the problem of bullying, then give it up and let the police and courts handle it (but I'm looking for this diary now and can't find it).

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I want to take this opportunity to say a few words.

"To protect your child, you must fight in every way possible, against everything and everyone, in an ugly and disgraceful manner. You are the child's parent, aren't you?"