"Melon's kindergarten graduation exam involves choosing a place and, as a family, participating in a dress-up game and taking a photo," Hana, pointing at the notice, informed Jun, who was sitting opposite her, about their daughter's graduation requirement.
This kindergarten had a tradition: instead of written tests, each student at graduation must complete this assignment. It required children and parents to engage in a fun costume game and leave a photo in the kindergarten's archives.
Hana, being a teacher at the kindergarten, had received the notice early. She had heard the principal and colleagues mention it and had even looked through the archives of past students' projects.
