It is important for elementary, junior high, and high schools to manage their curriculums in cooperation to achieve the goals of home economics. In this research, we developed a collaborative curriculum, building on the concept of the “succession and creation of the Culture of Life”, which is one of the visions of the “perspectives on and attitudes about living behavior” included in the 2016 report from Japan’s Central Council for Education. We examined the results and assignments of the lesson topics concerning dietary life developed in the attached junior high school of Hiroshima University. Based on this, a performance plan was devised via the systematization of learning stories and learning contents. We analyzed students’ descriptions of “local production for local consumption” and “rice and living on rice” after the “Rice Cooking Contest Hiroshima 2016”. We considered and proposed a new framework of the qualities and abilities in the final stage of the curriculum.