Student, 17, falls to death from 4th floor of school building in Kamakura
KANAGAWA —
A 17-year-old high school student on Sunday died after he fell from the 4th floor of a school building in Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture. According to the school, Akira Tsuda, 17, was running along a corridor with friends around 12:30 p.m., when he somehow crashed through a window and fell 13 meters.
He was taken to hospital but died about four hours later. School officials said seven students, including Tsuda, had come to school to prepare for their school festival without notifying teachers that they were on the premises.
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rjd_jr
Yet another student falls to death from a school building unfortunately. Rest in peace.
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WMD
Sounds like another method of suicide to me.
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thepro
Doubt it was suicide. Running along and then 'somehow' crashing through a window? Pushed perhaps?
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bamboohat
Freak accident. At school, no adults know you are there, running, excited, trip out the window and its all over. Sad. I hope the kid didn't suffer.
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serindipity
Boys will be boys! And, accidents do happen. Admittedly, this one possibly shouldn't have happened. Sad!
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ai_sumo
According to neighbours,there were many girs present inside the school campus.They suspect it is a school orgy(quite common nowadays in Japan)and went wrong.
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thepro
huh?
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Betting
"...somehow crashed through a window", sounds to me like the kids were fooling around as kids do and ended up in a tragedy.
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ai_sumo
girl kid of age 15 killed her father in saitama...hmm..japan kids need help in morale.
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nisegaijin
where is all the where were the parents screams?
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outofmydepth
it is absolutely criminal that students are left on their own at school. even during the school year when teachers are busy doing other things....what a TEACHER is doing instead of teaching i
m sure i dont know but would like to find out.0
burajirojin
well im kind of person that dont understand anything bout investigation, i could use word "somehow" but if was policeman or detective i would know use beter word to asure bout what hapened. i dont live at japan or even know this kid, i felt very sad just about reading this, i imagine how could i feel if i were somebody of his family...
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pointofview
It was Sunday and it`s the summer holiday so there was no point in being there. Festival or not. Enjoy your summers kids.
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burajirojin
if a girl of age 15 or any age kill her parents or relatives, its certain that they dont know the true meaning of word family, theyr not doing they job. if were a TRUE family im very sure that kind of disaster would never hapen!
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Anung
My condolences to the parents of this young man, everyone has thier opinion but on this one i'd just have to keep my thoughts to myself. It happened and thats it, regardless of what the children were doing.
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majimekun
Well, at 17 you're not a kid anymore. Just another case of darwinism.
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helloklitty
I can't recall being in a classroom without a teacher present in my high school days. Japanese kids treat their classroom like a home away from home. Come and go as they please. They're often given keys to open this and that. I'd have to say kids at my high school were better supervised.
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OhioDonna
If boys in Japan are like boys in the rest of the world, there is a lot of pushing and shoving when they get together. My condolences to his family and friends.
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OgieDoggie
I think there's alot more to this story but no one is talking. We will see an update on this in about a week. People don't just "somehow crashed through a window". Please notice the word "SOMEHOW" in this report.
Somehow=Suspicious circumstances - if I read my tea leaves right.
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roomtemperature
OgieDoggie
The only thing your tea leaves say - "I'm anti-Japan!
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kjunluc2
****"Where were the Parents?" Probably weeding the school yard, cleaning the school swimming pool or standing crosswalk duty.
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kjunluc2
****ps. A ramenya friend of mine often had to close his business for several hours on Saturdays to do those chores.
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airrunwesker
"Fell thru a window"? ANd I had been thinking to highly of J-cops deductive abilities! I agree with ogiedoogie... there is a lot more to this story! Teenages only tell lies when they are in trouble, or if they know they will be in trouble, the keep their mouths shut. If someone knows something more, and is not talking, I hope they can live with it! And yes I did notice "SOMEHOW" in this report... another word for "unlikely"!
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