There is some truth in this as most schools out in the country don't have AC, so if you end up taking classes during the summer the window row is definitely the most desired.
Yup, Kids mostly clean their classroom (and the halls to some extent). Most schools that a groundskeeper, that tends the school grounds and parts of the buildings that Kids don't clean.
Also grades are a very serious thing in Japan. The better your grades, the better highschool you can get into, and thus the better college you can get into. There are some jobs that won't even look at the rest of your application once they look where you went to school. Think of the difference between Stanford and a state college, and that starts in Highschool in Japan.
As someone who worked at public schools in Japan, I can verify these, except teachers getting national holidays off, they really only get new years off in some schools
Actually, that have been more or less abolished in most prefectures. so now they only have school from monday to friday like the rest of the world. At least they said they were going to abolish it a couple of years ago....
Japanese schools are cool my school had student from Japan she was super sweet she also help teach us a little about Japan 😊😊😊😊. Also this channel is awesome.
That was a bit extreme, Jack... But yeah, I wish that was implemented in schools here in the US. Would teach these brats to be more aware of how they treat their surroundings.
@Alpha Treker What you also don't realize is that since their standards are so high,so are their suicide rates. Yeah,we could replicate their schools and goals IF you're prepared for a higher suicide rate.
This is why their school children can be smarter than most American school kids. Bet you won't find one of their kids asking why do we need math and science as they sit on their ass and play with a smartphone working BECAUSE of math and science........
Gotta love the fact that Faux News claims Japan doesn’t have school shootings because video games are non-existent LMFAO. Good job right wing America. Blaming gun violence on video games instead of flawed gun regulations. This is why Japan will always be better than the USA
@@HollowDeathful The person was alking about them not having to worry all the time and have anxiety about getting randomly shot up. Sure, they have issues, but no where near as bad as that one.
@@themajesticspider-man6116 trust me the anxiety and stress in japan is way worse than america. Barely anybody thinks a shooting will ever happen to them lol.
Well, they don't really have to worry about dying from a gun.....and more of the fact that they die from suicide. The latter part...kinda a big issue in Japan. Still is, btw.
I think the social and performance pressure is really far above that worry. Kids snapping and committing suicide use to be a really large problem (though it has gotten better). Also kids breaking and then not leaving their room/home is another issue.
This is all generally true, although school uniform rules vary a lot by school. Private schools tend to have stricter rules and uniforms and usually start in elementary school. Public schools often have no official uniform, although there are dress codes and rules.
Personally speaking from experience, I can say it’s nothing like in anime. For example, the roof is locked at all times expect emergencies. We practice sports for 6 times a week. Entrance exam material is not taught in schools, rather most students go to a cram school otherwise known as a juku
There are at least one janitor per school. They fix the things and maintain the buildings, clean the rest of rooms that the students don't (teacher's and principals room, etc), and do the same works as the other countries' janitors do. And please don't call them the student janitors. They just clean where they use including the student bathrooms.
I get that...I went to school in Jamaica, where all the school had dress code, and private schools with dress code. I would've been okay with it, but I'd rather wear my own clothes. Personal preference, really.
Japanese teach that you are only a part of the whole, the whole can not survive without you being a part of it. You should not be different from others, instead work to bring everyone up to your level.
Honstly, I like wearing a uniform. When I moved from London to Rome 2 years ago, I had massive issues with choosing what to wear. Me and my mum often argue on what I should wear because I have a comepltely different taste to hers. Going out for shopping is literally a nightmare for me. I also just genuinely like the feeling of wearing a suit. I've gotta say that I enjoyed wearing a uniform way more than I enjoyed wearing my casual clothes ngl
I went to a Japanese school for 3 years. They should have mentioned? Students have to wear slipper like sneakers shoes called Uwabaki. When? You are inside the school building at all times. Except for a few special occasions. You don't have to wear them on that day.
The janitor part mostly right, but wrong. every school has one handy man that acts like an all-purpose janitor that also fixes things, not just cleans.
The uniform thing also happens here in Trinidad. Head to toe, there are rules about what you can wear and how. Uniforms are a plus though, as it takes the pressure off of kids, who can't afford the 'best' of everything. So they don't feel alienated (at least in that way).
The best way to set standards is through free market competition. Each school selects text books from publishers that are in competition with each other. Parents vote with their feet if a schools standards are not up to scratch.
5. Uniforms 4. There are no janitors (students clean) 3. Club activities are very popular and hardcore 2. Students can’t fail a grade 1. Japanese school year is different
The teacher only exists to move the plot forward. Also, the school roof is pretty much their cafeteria. Ignore the actual cafeteria. That's where monsters attack.
Number 1 is very similar to Australia, but instead of homework we're busy with Christmas, New Years and family holiday before going back at the end of January (for NSW at least). We don't have very many holidays, two weeks off after each term and only a six week summer holiday
Here is a tip for those going to a Japanese school: If you just meet someone please use the suffix -san with their last name (EX: Tamahashi-san). You can call them with their first name if you’ve known them for a long time. Please use the suffix Sensei with a teacher. It is basically how foreigners say Mrs. (Last name). (EX: Tamahashi-sensei). If you are entering a Japanese elementary school, let your parents teach you how to cook due to the elementary not letting you bring lunchboxes (Only the high school brings them). You cannot bring your cellphone as it is considered as a distraction. You would also need to walk home, and try to memorize where you live. (Or, you can take a bus. Don’t worry, 6+ children can travel alone. You cannot slouch around in cleaning time.
They do not advance if their grades are terrible or skipped school frequently. I know this based on my experience and some of my classmates didn’t get to advance.
Now this is what you call hardcore in japan for schooling,most of the students here skip school because they could give a fuck less.But japan thats why they are awesome to the extreme.
Think it would be interesting to visit Japan (or anywhere else in the world) and see the differences of cultures compared to where the rest of are originally from, but with most respect and courtesy.
You should have made it 10 things and mention: 1...how frequent students are tested compared to the rest of the world...2: that students are always sleepy because of Club activities....3: that only recently students aren’t mandated to go to school on Saturdays....4: all schools have a festival and how unique their sports days are...5: that every school and every room in and around every school has many clocks. Students and teachers are rarely late.
Haha, this is more similar to my school in New Zealand. We have a really strict dress code - on hairstyles, shoes, uniform and even on mufti days. The students must have their hair up, but if it's too short it can't. Your hair can't be in a bun, or messy. Only one type of earring is allowed. We have mufti days about 3 times a year, and we can only wear blue, pink, yellow or purple during those days. There's more, but that's the jist of it, lol.
I don´t know but, this actually sound harder on paper but makes sense why it gives pretty good results too. I mean it doesn´t bad at all and could deal with it. Except for the extra day of school on saturdays, that´s a crime.
At first I felt super excited if I ever got to go to a Japanese school but after hearing you clean up, less breaks and super strict dress code, I'll pass O.O
My schools uniform rules: No branded clothes Black shoes only School uniform including tie and blazer Only v-neck jumpers allowed Only allowed white black or purple clothing Backpacks only (no other bags to hold things in)
if you are in middle school or high school you probably have someone with super powers somewhere in your school. it is not as common in elementary schools.they usually sit next to the windows.
Actually I am here because our country also upgraded our high school curriculum to Japanese high school curriculum. And trust me, it's so hard. Now I know japanese kids are really hardworking so I am 😅
I honestly wish I went to a Japanese school growing up. Schools in america are horrible their is no discipline, Everyone makes bad grades and act like crazy college kids you see on tv. I was always focused on getting the best grades I can vs everyone else who are focused on getting high and goofing around.
Dude the homework they give will make you regret it plus they talk shit behind your back there is a video about some guy who went to a Japanese school and how he hated it
@@mrnukes797 it's not going to happen I am an adult now and in hindsight school sucks where ever you go in this world. People look at their present situation and want what they don't have. In America people only want to go to foreign schools as they think it would end all their problems and the same applies to foreigners in American schools. One problem might be fixed but a couple more would come up and lead to unintended consequences.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't students required to join an afterschool activiy? And if they can't find one that they like, then they have to make one (minimum 3 members). Also, high school is not compulsory like in other countries. That's why high schools can be so selective. Despite not being compulsory nearly everyone goes. I think it's like 99% of people go on to high school or something like that.
"Beginning with junior high..." Nah, even sooner. The elementary school near my apartment has a uniform. Also it's more like summer break is 1/3 as long as it is in the states. They basically just get august off. For reference, imagine if summer school in american schools was mandatory. That's how long the school year is.
When we can't take enough credits during the year, we have to repeat a year. However, most of us can move up to next grade. (by Japanese high school student)
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Main characters sits by the window
Dubious-_- light Yagami did that
Lol
I'm pretty sure that's in every school
Indeed
Yeah, anime cliché, also girls wear super short skirts
The important people sit next to the windows.
Yoshi Rice brilliant 😂😂😂
There is some truth in this as most schools out in the country don't have AC, so if you end up taking classes during the summer the window row is definitely the most desired.
Hahahaah and in anime thats the one who is the main character...haha
Lol i guess i'm one of them
Lol yea
The janitor thing is a misconception: a lot of Japanese schools do have janitors, usually for jobs deemed unsafe or unsuitable for children.
Yup, Kids mostly clean their classroom (and the halls to some extent). Most schools that a groundskeeper, that tends the school grounds and parts of the buildings that Kids don't clean.
Anime fans where you at..??
@Kelvin Martinez yeah or u can say otaku
ReDcHiLLi I’m here!
Yo! Right here
Here!
@Kelvin Martinez that is not what weaboo means bro
Japanese students are taught *Manners and Respect* 👍
Or risk being bullied and cause either *Suicide or Depression*
Terrence Noran Well that is true.. sometimes foreigners can be a victim of bullying. It happens mostly in elementary
@@sakuraxox4839 like me in 8th grade
@@sakuraxox4839 Foreigners in Japanese high schools can be victims of bullying?
@@coaster6777 let me answer that, possibly.
Also grades are a very serious thing in Japan. The better your grades, the better highschool you can get into, and thus the better college you can get into. There are some jobs that won't even look at the rest of your application once they look where you went to school. Think of the difference between Stanford and a state college, and that starts in Highschool in Japan.
As someone who worked at public schools in Japan, I can verify these, except teachers getting national holidays off, they really only get new years off in some schools
Sadly that is true among most jobs in Japan.
@@jacara1981 most salaried jobs, yes...
Forgot to mention they go school on Saturday's too.
Actually, that have been more or less abolished in most prefectures.
so now they only have school from monday to friday like the rest of the world. At least they said they were going to abolish it a couple of years ago....
Initial D taught me that!
Wendy O'dell I think that would fall under the umbrella of number one's description.
beat me to it
Yeap they do have school on Saturdays
Number 1: There are Yanderes and Senpais
not just that
they also have tsudere
Notice me senpai. I know where I stand.
Mr. Baldi Senpai means a upper classman. Not a lover.
orc at war 98 We can’t say idiot in Japanese real life. It’s considered rude and offensive.
Mr. Baldi yassss
So you're telling me that Japanese schools are lile normal schools without magic and monsters?
*HERESY*
N A N I ?
No this is Patrick but they didn't say that, where are you getting that idea from?
I think they are dumb because they DO have monster's and magic
Japanese schools are cool my school had student from Japan she was super sweet she also help teach us a little about Japan 😊😊😊😊. Also this channel is awesome.
I like that Janitor rule.
That was a bit extreme, Jack... But yeah, I wish that was implemented in schools here in the US. Would teach these brats to be more aware of how they treat their surroundings.
Communism SUCKS
Ken narville It teaches you to stay neat and organized. Me and my friends enjoy cleaning the windows. We sometimes play around when no body is looking
Same
@@KablethaKiid that's not communism
#1 the whole class revolves around one or a hand full of main characters who will only be present for 1 class ... To further their plot line
20th like
Who's else alredy tired of school ????? LOL😂😂
@Alpha Treker What you also don't realize is that since their standards are so high,so are their suicide rates. Yeah,we could replicate their schools and goals IF you're prepared for a higher suicide rate.
This is why their school children can be smarter than most American school kids. Bet you won't find one of their kids asking why do we need math and science as they sit on their ass and play with a smartphone working BECAUSE of math and science........
I wish I was back in school, adult life isn't fun lol
Just wait till you start working 50+ hours a week for 35K a year...
They call each other Senpai and Sama!
Mon az they call their upperclassmen senpai.
We don't call anyone sama in school ^^;
They don’t get shot up.
@captain bigballs I second that second statement.
TheMarioManiac But a monster or a demon will occasionally feast on the students
Gotta love the fact that Faux News claims Japan doesn’t have school shootings because video games are non-existent LMFAO. Good job right wing America. Blaming gun violence on video games instead of flawed gun regulations. This is why Japan will always be better than the USA
They do get stabbed by yandere stalkers
The uniform policy is very similar to that of most schools in the UK, the only one we don’t have is the restrictions on bags
I hope I had iruka sensei as my homeroom teacher😂
Im dead xD
I need me a Japanese school-chan
hmm yes interesting. Lol
very interesting idea indeeeeeed
hmm yes interesting. Wait, what does that even mean?
Japan is a kinda expensive country to live in
The memegod has descended!
Japanese students probably don't have to worry about getting shot at school like US kids do. Less stress.
theres tons of pressure put on them by their peers on top of the never ending school work and activities, 300x more stressful than america.
@@HollowDeathful The person was alking about them not having to worry all the time and have anxiety about getting randomly shot up. Sure, they have issues, but no where near as bad as that one.
@@themajesticspider-man6116 trust me the anxiety and stress in japan is way worse than america. Barely anybody thinks a shooting will ever happen to them lol.
Well, they don't really have to worry about dying from a gun.....and more of the fact that they die from suicide.
The latter part...kinda a big issue in Japan. Still is, btw.
I think the social and performance pressure is really far above that worry. Kids snapping and committing suicide use to be a really large problem (though it has gotten better). Also kids breaking and then not leaving their room/home is another issue.
This is all generally true, although school uniform rules vary a lot by school. Private schools tend to have stricter rules and uniforms and usually start in elementary school. Public schools often have no official uniform, although there are dress codes and rules.
“Social and parental pressures are high enough”
Don’t ever lose these two things Japan. You’ll end up like the rest of us...
#1. It's not fun at all.
I guess that one thing that I prefer the uk schools
Personally speaking from experience, I can say it’s nothing like in anime. For example, the roof is locked at all times expect emergencies. We practice sports for 6 times a week. Entrance exam material is not taught in schools, rather most students go to a cram school otherwise known as a juku
So its just anime IRL
I always find it so entertaining and awesome that my country (Trinidad and Tobago) school is exactly the same as Japan's school
I like the idea of student janitors. I honestly think that all schools should use that idea.
Yeah imagine yourself cleaning a toilet with diarrhea stains all over the wall.
Who even shits in restrooms of a public bathroom?
I've worked as a custodian before, so I've seen some nasty shit
I actually used to go to a school where we had to clean our entire school up. Then again, there was only 10 students usually there a day.
There are at least one janitor per school. They fix the things and maintain the buildings, clean the rest of rooms that the students don't (teacher's and principals room, etc), and do the same works as the other countries' janitors do.
And please don't call them the student janitors. They just clean where they use including the student bathrooms.
Anime in Real Life😂
Weeb
@@devanelloo2627 is that a bad thing?
Shit is about to get serious
Top 10 facts about Japan.
And good video.😊🖒
School in Japan in some areas also meets on Saturday, making a 6 day school week
90% comments are about anime😁
@Kelvin Martinez so what about other 9%
weebs that whys!
Lol I’ve seen enough stuff on crunchy roll too not have to worry *walks off mockingly*
I probably would've preferred a Japanese school system....aside from uniforms
J Fiendnix ECE you realise that those strict uniforms is actually a core essential to why the Japanese school system has been successful?
I get that...I went to school in Jamaica, where all the school had dress code, and private schools with dress code. I would've been okay with it, but I'd rather wear my own clothes. Personal preference, really.
Japanese teach that you are only a part of the whole, the whole can not survive without you being a part of it. You should not be different from others, instead work to bring everyone up to your level.
Wrong information. Not all schools have uniforms.
Honstly, I like wearing a uniform. When I moved from London to Rome 2 years ago, I had massive issues with choosing what to wear. Me and my mum often argue on what I should wear because I have a comepltely different taste to hers. Going out for shopping is literally a nightmare for me. I also just genuinely like the feeling of wearing a suit. I've gotta say that I enjoyed wearing a uniform way more than I enjoyed wearing my casual clothes ngl
I think that having students cleaning the school is smart
When you knew all of this because anime and manga.
I went to a Japanese school for 3 years. They should have mentioned? Students have to wear slipper like sneakers shoes called Uwabaki. When? You are inside the school building at all times. Except for a few special occasions. You don't have to wear them on that day.
Man, honestly I think Japan crosses the line between discipline and absolute exaustion.
The janitor part mostly right, but wrong. every school has one handy man that acts like an all-purpose janitor that also fixes things, not just cleans.
Here in England everyone moves up to the next year (grade if you're American) regardless of if you passed or failed tests and exams during the year.
The uniform thing also happens here in Trinidad. Head to toe, there are rules about what you can wear and how. Uniforms are a plus though, as it takes the pressure off of kids, who can't afford the 'best' of everything. So they don't feel alienated (at least in that way).
Imagine the world was anime what would happen?
@MALVINDINHO That kinda happens already
Thanks so much I really feel like I needed this lately!!
Too bad having a battle with your teacher to save the world at the end of the school year isn't on the list lol
The best way to set standards is through free market competition. Each school selects text books from publishers that are in competition with each other. Parents vote with their feet if a schools standards are not up to scratch.
100% true this is why I love Japan🇯🇵
5. Uniforms
4. There are no janitors (students clean)
3. Club activities are very popular and hardcore
2. Students can’t fail a grade
1. Japanese school year is different
Keep up the good work
The teacher only exists to move the plot forward. Also, the school roof is pretty much their cafeteria. Ignore the actual cafeteria. That's where monsters attack.
Number 1 is very similar to Australia, but instead of homework we're busy with Christmas, New Years and family holiday before going back at the end of January (for NSW at least). We don't have very many holidays, two weeks off after each term and only a six week summer holiday
Here is a tip for those going to a Japanese school:
If you just meet someone please use the suffix -san with their last name
(EX: Tamahashi-san). You can call them with their first name if you’ve known them for a long time.
Please use the suffix Sensei with a teacher. It is basically how foreigners say Mrs. (Last name).
(EX: Tamahashi-sensei).
If you are entering a Japanese elementary school, let your parents teach you how to cook due to the elementary not letting you bring lunchboxes (Only the high school brings them).
You cannot bring your cellphone as it is considered as a distraction. You would also need to walk home, and try to memorize where you live. (Or, you can take a bus. Don’t worry, 6+ children can travel alone.
You cannot slouch around in cleaning time.
5)uniform w/ties 4)no janitors 3)club activities 2) students can't fail a grade 1)Japanese school year different from west
They do not advance if their grades are terrible or skipped school frequently. I know this based on my experience and some of my classmates didn’t get to advance.
Number 2 is somewhat wrong. You can't fail due to grades but You have to take a year again, if you do not meet the required number of attendance days.
I have been subbed for a long time
No one cares.
Now this is what you call hardcore in japan for schooling,most of the students here skip school because they could give a fuck less.But japan thats why they are awesome to the extreme.
I love your videos
Think it would be interesting to visit Japan (or anywhere else in the world) and see the differences of cultures compared to where the rest of are originally from, but with most respect and courtesy.
You should have made it 10 things and mention: 1...how frequent students are tested compared to the rest of the world...2: that students are always sleepy because of Club activities....3: that only recently students aren’t mandated to go to school on Saturdays....4: all schools have a festival and how unique their sports days are...5: that every school and every room in and around every school has many clocks. Students and teachers are rarely late.
You forgot to mention that there is always a tsundere in the classroom.
South African schools are also very strict when it comes to appearance.
Aww that you posted this video was my birthday
Actually blouses and ties are for high school students, while Sailor Fuku is for middle schoolers.
me: I have many homework
Japanese: ._.xD help I'm dying
Other things you should know: Culture Festivals and they always play Dragon Quest theme when a new game of that series is out.
Haha, this is more similar to my school in New Zealand. We have a really strict dress code - on hairstyles, shoes, uniform and even on mufti days. The students must have their hair up, but if it's too short it can't. Your hair can't be in a bun, or messy. Only one type of earring is allowed. We have mufti days about 3 times a year, and we can only wear blue, pink, yellow or purple during those days. There's more, but that's the jist of it, lol.
Same with us Aussies
Some high schools have no uniforms. That high school is always a smart school.
Me: "Man, this sounds fun!"
Watchmojo: "#2, you can't fail a grade."
Me: *"oh."*
2:18 That's it. I'm moving to Japan.
3:11 Never mind, forget what I've said.
Lol
I don´t know but, this actually sound harder on paper but makes sense why it gives pretty good results too.
I mean it doesn´t bad at all and could deal with it. Except for the extra day of school on saturdays, that´s a crime.
At first I felt super excited if I ever got to go to a Japanese school but after hearing you clean up, less breaks and super strict dress code, I'll pass O.O
I live in Japan and I’m a junior high school student, whenever my volleyball bukatu teacher gets mad he yells at us and reminds us it isn’t a club -_-
every school around the world should have the janitor rule lol
1. They call their teachers 'senpai'.
When you think of Japanese school what come to your mind first hmm.......
April to March , that’s brutal
For some reason, I love learning about Japanese high schools. After all i like watchmojo.
And the weebs start flocking in.
Are you one of them?
Profile pic of a pokemon weilding swords in the same manner as an anime/manga character. YEAH, they're one of them lol
Obviously LOL
My schools uniform rules:
No branded clothes
Black shoes only
School uniform including tie and blazer
Only v-neck jumpers allowed
Only allowed white black or purple clothing
Backpacks only (no other bags to hold things in)
I'm trying to teach English in Japan after college, what I have learned from this video is I will have no free time...... yeah
WEL COME TO ZIRO MYOKO FESTIVAL 2024.
if you are in middle school or high school you probably have someone with super powers somewhere in your school.
it is not as common in elementary schools.they usually sit next to the windows.
I learned everything i need to know about japanese schools from watching kill la kill
and in primary schools, we all have a specific type of backpacks. its called "Randoseru" search it up on google
They also teach them how to plant veggies eventually for them to cook.
I like the idea of students and teachers cleaning the school.
Actually I am here because our country also upgraded our high school curriculum to Japanese high school curriculum. And trust me, it's so hard. Now I know japanese kids are really hardworking so I am 😅
Who are think that japanese school uniforms are the best on the world? They have sailor, blazer, sweater, gakuran
We have exchange students at our school, they are so amazing ^^
Still didn’t start school yet
I honestly wish I went to a Japanese school growing up. Schools in america are horrible their is no discipline, Everyone makes bad grades and act like crazy college kids you see on tv. I was always focused on getting the best grades I can vs everyone else who are focused on getting high and goofing around.
Dude the homework they give will make you regret it plus they talk shit behind your back there is a video about some guy who went to a Japanese school and how he hated it
@@mrnukes797 it's not going to happen I am an adult now and in hindsight school sucks where ever you go in this world. People look at their present situation and want what they don't have. In America people only want to go to foreign schools as they think it would end all their problems and the same applies to foreigners in American schools. One problem might be fixed but a couple more would come up and lead to unintended consequences.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't students required to join an afterschool activiy? And if they can't find one that they like, then they have to make one (minimum 3 members).
Also, high school is not compulsory like in other countries. That's why high schools can be so selective. Despite not being compulsory nearly everyone goes. I think it's like 99% of people go on to high school or something like that.
1: If you do something bad, you are punish and have to carry 2 heavy buckets of water.
#4 it explains why Japan clean up the stadium and their locker room during the World Cup in Russia.
"Beginning with junior high..."
Nah, even sooner. The elementary school near my apartment has a uniform.
Also it's more like summer break is 1/3 as long as it is in the states. They basically just get august off. For reference, imagine if summer school in american schools was mandatory. That's how long the school year is.
When we can't take enough credits during the year, we have to repeat a year. However, most of us can move up to next grade. (by Japanese high school student)
Yoooooo you’re Japanese too?
I'm assuming it's a living hell from what their shows and movies have shown me.
Number 5 is literally what it’s like in British schools
Important people have different hair style/color
well that answers a few questions I've had for some time while watching anime.
#1: Yamete Kudasai is their safe word