Hyogo Chin corporal punishment Girl student submits withdrawal notice Mother ``frustrating''

In a high school softball club in Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture, a student's mother responded to NHK's interview about a problem in which an advisor teacher hit a member's female student's cheek and injured her chin.

The student was unable to go to school and submitted a notice of withdrawal, and her mother said, ``It will be hard for my daughter and it will be frustrating for me as a parent.''

In September this year, a male teacher in his 40s who served as an advisor to a high school softball club in Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture hit a first-year female student's cheek with a slap and his jaw came off. I was injured for months.

The adviser got angry that the girl forgot her uniform at the competition and didn't report it, and was accused of inflicting corporal punishment, and was dismissed from the school.

On this issue, the student's mother responded to an interview with NHK on the night of the 2nd.

The mother said, ``On the day she was assaulted, she didn't talk to her parents and seemed to be worried by herself, but she was crying and her eyes were swollen. I said, but he said, ``I want to go back.

After that, she said, "My daughter still regrets that she left something behind at an important competition, but I think that as a parent, she has gone too far with corporal punishment, and I can't forgive her." I was.

The girl was in a state of mental shock and was unable to attend school after that, and was diagnosed with depression.

The student submitted a withdrawal notice to the high school at the end of last month.

The mother said, ``When I saw my daughter holding a glove that was stored in the back of the room, I thought she really liked softball. However, it will be difficult for my daughter to drop out of school in this way, and it will be frustrating for me as a parent."

Also, after this issue was reported, there were posts on social media that slandered the students. was talking

According to the high school, the disciplinary dismissed adviser told the interview, "I lost myself because the number of members was just barely there. I'm sorry."