Education in Japan

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In Japan children go to elementary school for 6 years , middle school for 3 years, high school for 3 years, and university for 4 years. {

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Kindergarten is optional and usually starts at age 3. Alternately, there is government-supervised day-care, which will also provide some preschool education.

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A typical Japanese elementary school class has around 30 to 40 students.

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The Japanese school year starts in April.

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Summer vacation is about 40 days long. It generally goes from about July 20th to August 31st.

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All Universities, most high schools, and some middle schools require entrance exams. Some schools, particularly private schools, have an "elevator system" in which students can move up without taking exams.

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Most schools have strict rules about hair color. Only a student's natural hair color is acceptable.

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Many private schools have rules saying that students must wear their uniform at all times, on or off campus.

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A student in uniform is a representative of the school, no "trouble-making" is tolerated. Within school hours or not, on campus or off, if a student is wearing the uniform they will be considered "in school."

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Students study subjects such as social studies, Japanese, math, science/technology history, healthy living, computer science, music, art , physical education, and home economics

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Every day students have "Daily Chores" they do, including cleaning the classrooms, halls, and yards of their schools.

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Tokyo University

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Aoyama university

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Katanajagi university

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