Wampaku Day Care Gets Their Goats

My two-year-old came home the other day from day care and told us she played with "Yuki," which we took to mean she had a new friend in another class.
Turns out Yuki is one of two goats (or "yagi") Wampaku Hoikusho (Day Care/Nursery School) has purchased with the intention of making cheese and using goat's milk at some point next year.
They have two females, Yuki (with horns) and Chi-chan.
Millie is fascinated by them and at a "parents day" observation day last Saturday, we got to see the kids cavorting with the two leashed "mehh-mehhs" (goats go "meeh-mehh" here in Japan.)
Millie chased (and mushed, by accident, we think) bugs and ate many, many apricots (called "biwa"). Sometimes, she would put an unpeeled one in her mouth, and chew the fruit out of it until nothing was left but the skin and the pit.
The children in Millie's class also pricked plums with large toothpicks to be made into juice. Parents helped. After removing the "navel", the point where it was attached to the tree, we were directed just to stick it many times, and then put it into a glass jar. The teacher added a couple kilograms of sugar, and when it was full with plums, she twisted the cap shut to be left out to make the juice.
(I might add here that if brandy or white liquor or other alcohol was added, we could make a fine fermented drink!)