少年らの最後の砦、北海道家庭学校. オホーツクで100年以上. 遠軽町 北海道

Asahikawa Monbetsu Road Roadside Station Shirataki From now on, a little inland from the Sea of ​​Okhotsk Located in Engaru Town I’m heading to a certain place, Not listed in this tourist guide The location is around the red arrow Away from JR Sekihoku Line In the mountains of Engaru Running Today’s destination is Found on Google Maps It’s called Hokkaido Home School. “Home school” is a strange name Administratively, it is a child independence support facility. We passed through the mountain roads and entered the rural area. It is a child independence support facility, Compared to juvenile prisons under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice Might be good Juvenile detention centers The aim is to support social reintegration through correctional education. 14 to under 26 years old A facility for compulsory detention of those who have committed serious delinquencies The decision to admit a child is based on protective measures taken by the family court. On the other hand, child independence support facilities are under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. The purpose is to provide welfare support through guidance. There is a risk of delinquency for those under 18 years of age Also, things that show problematic behavior for reasons such as family Admission with parental consent It differs from juvenile prisons in that it is an open facility. Admission is usually through administrative measures by child consultation centers. If parental abuse occurs Entered as a protective measure by the family court We arrived at our destination, Hokkaido Home School. At the end of a neat flower bed There was a simple home school nameplate. Something on the sign on the left… I called the day before and got permission to visit, It seems we are going to head to the headquarters building first. The headquarters is 800 meters away. Let me accept the reception On the right is Koyo Dormitory There are five pseudo-family dormitories run by dorm leaders and dorm mothers. The road stretches far into the distance Home schools are rare as child independence support facilities. Private facilities On the left, in the meadow Wow, there were cows grazing There seems to be a butter and cheese factory too. It’s already a city A site of great scale 439ha (93 Tokyo Domes) Be careful of pedestrians… Because it’s a place where students spend time This is also a dormitory (Rakuzan dormitory) Is this it? The directions say it’s the main building. Turn left at this It’s going uphill Is that it? (300m ahead, your destination is on the left) No, it’s a little further ahead This seems to be the cafeteria There is something like staff housing. The road is narrow so go slowly There are buildings on the left and right Ah, that’s the headquarters in front. To the left of here is the Retro Building Museum. The museum has a nice emo font… (Your destination is on the left, thank you for your efforts) Arriving at the headquarters building Unique style building Drive the car further in Park in front of the gym Founded by Tomeoka Kosuke in 1914 Reception at the main building As a note of caution, Photography of people is not permitted on campus Photography of the building exterior is permitted It is OK to enter the chapel and take photos inside. There’s one more thing to note. Inside the school Apparently brown bears are in the area… From here in the headquarters building Going further, near the summit I’m heading to the chapel I got a map at the headquarters. Photography is allowed so we headed to the chapel. Um, I’m going to move to the parking lot of the chapel. On the left is the athletic field Is this the way? There was a sign for the chapel. Under the headquarters building There was an old museum… The one on the left is the new museum. It seems that you can’t enter without a guide (reservation required), I would like to see it off today. On the left, there is a thin rope stretched along the road. Ah, this is it We arrived at the parking lot in front of the church. This seems to also be a space for chopping firewood (perhaps by children?). Looking back, I saw a brown bear warning flag on an electric fence. Replying to @KimJungkookie Now, I would like to go to the chapel in the back. Hill of Hope Study with hope, To be a good person The founder, Tomeoka Kosuke It’s the Hill of Lessons That was the Taisho era The chapel was built in 1919. Oh~ this is It has a unique, dignified quality. On a black wall With red roof Brown stone is used That seems to be Okhotsk soft stone. There’s a squirrel (white circle) It’s a mysterious and divine place Well, not just squirrels. There are also brown bears (there was droppings on the ground) View of the chapel from the front… That’s amazing…. ah… Would you say it’s a perfect composition? On the mossy ground Autumn leaves on the background The chapel makes a huge impact A nice nameplate The main building said we could go in. Is it open? It’s open! Put it in I guess you have to take your shoes off here The sliding doors give a sense of the era There is a place to put geta sandals Do you have Sunday services or something? Not these stairs This is the door. Oh… Unlike the exterior, the worship space has a bright and warm impression. On the stage, “well-mannered” This photo must be of the guru, Tomioka-san. Light wood ceiling It says that through sweat one can realize the path. There was a slogan at the entrance: “Ryukan Godo” It is designated as a tangible cultural property of Hokkaido. Unlike the Gothic exterior, the interior has a warm atmosphere On the other hand, there is also a solemn atmosphere. There’s not a speck of dust on the floor This is where they sing hymns and stuff. Song of Blessing I don’t have any religious beliefs, This unique worldview is fascinating. I sat down in the last seat, I think about the situation of the boy who came here. Many of the boys who lost their place at home I don’t think I’m a Christian, What do you think about this church? In the frozen mountains of the Okhotsk region in winter Even though I’m in the playful stage of adolescence Every day, he worked in dairy farming, chopped firewood, and studied again and again. However, most child independence support facilities It remains a national institution. This private Hokkaido home school was established Considering its history of over 100 years Many boys, when they leave here, I think they left here with a smile on their face… Please subscribe to our channel

遠軽町の山村にあり、少年達が自宅を離れ、青春の日々を過ごす広大な家庭学校。100年以上の歴史があるこの施設に行き礼拝堂で座って感じたこと。訪問する場合、ヒグマ出没にご注意を。

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12件のコメント

  1. 西の里にある、北海道立向陽学院と似た施設があるのですね! 素晴らしい建物です

    余談ですが、、西の里こ不思議な地蔵があるのです、、

  2. お疲れ様です。遠軽にこんな施設が有ったのですね。
    一体どのような生活をしているのか気になります。
    創設者がなぜこの地を選んだのか、どのような人物だったのかも含めて、
    一度見に行きたい場所ですね。

  3. 確か夕張保険金殺人の首謀者は家庭学校出身だった筈…

    以前、TBSアナウンサー安住紳一郎さんの「日曜天国」というラジオ番組内でこの遠軽の家庭学校を取り上げ、胸が熱くなるお話しされていました。

  4. 遠軽の山の中に、それもキリスト教系のこれほどの広大な施設があるとは「知る人ぞ知る」なのでしょうか。
    独特な外観の礼拝堂は、知らなければちょっと引いてしまいそうな佇まいです。

  5. 某大会でこちらの理事長さんの講演がありました。
    その時購入した本をまた読み返してみたくなりました。
    建物は現役の博物館のよう。遠軽のお蕎麦屋さんが気になりますし来年の遠出の予定に入れたいと思います

  6. この施設は初めて知りました
    昔からそうだったのかもしれませんが現代の日本にとっては稀少な施設ですね
    遠軽に行かれていたのはこの施設訪問の目的もあったのですね

    亡義父が道庁職員で、札幌の児相に勤めていたこともあったそうです
    苦労が多かったと話を聞いた記憶があります
    一方で義父は天使ではないかと思えるほど心が優しい方でしたので
    子どもたちのために全力で業務を遂行した姿も想像に難くありません

    子どもたちが良くないことに巻き込まれたり道を誤ったとき、
    一筋の道となってくださる存在に感謝したいと思いました

  7. Bardzo interesujący film. W Polsce kiedyś także były takie ośrodki resocjalizacji młodzieży. Obecnie chyba już nie istnieją takie ośrodki wychowawcze ale nie jestem pewien. Dziękuję Ci za Twoją pracę. Pozdrawiam Ciebie serdecznie z deszczowej Szkocji. 😉

  8. へええ、、、北海道にもこんなに雰囲気ある(しかも現役の)建物があるんですねえ。ナイスレポートです👍

    ごくたまに木造校舎を見かけますが、今は使われていない廃校であることが多いです。やはり、厳しい冬を乗り越えるにあたって、木造は費用がかさむのでしょうね。

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