Mongolia Aims for Circular Society

The 10-day event in Mongolia aims to promote a circular society by connecting people, regions, and education. The event started on September 17 and will continue until September 27.

A practical lesson was conducted in a class, where children were shown pictures of sorting trash cans and explained their roles and purposes. The children then used karuta cards to identify ways to reduce waste.

The event also included a welcome party hosted by high school students, who introduced the activities of the Eco Club. The club's activities, such as discussing the theme 'If the Earth could speak' and learning about environmental laws, left a strong impression.

After the party, participants played volleyball and basketball with high school students, despite the language barrier. The event showed that sports can connect people's hearts even when words are not understood.

On the way back to their accommodation, participants joined children playing in a park and played tag and a Japanese game called 'Daruma-san ga koronda'. The scene of many children gathered and playing in the park was impressive.

The event highlights the importance of environmental awareness and education in promoting a circular society. The participants' experiences and interactions with the children and high school students were valuable and unforgettable.

The event's focus on reducing waste and promoting environmental awareness is significant, given the growing concern about the environment. The event's success will depend on the continuation of such initiatives and the involvement of the community.