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いいえいいえ！:)

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ありがとうございます！<

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ありがとうございます！

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 本当ですよ！よかったらこのブログを読ん

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本当ですよ！よかったらこのブログを読んでください。ビデオも付いてありますのでわかりやすいです。

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I grew up in Japan, so I never felt Japan was particularly clean. I didn't know any other places to compare with.

Now that I've been to dozens of other countries, I can say Japan is a relatively clean country. It stands out in terms of cleanliness.

Of course, not every place in Japan is immaculately clean. But I feel it's safe to say that most of public places are generally kept tidy and dust free.

So, what makes Japan this clean?

Yes, Japanese people bathe everyday. We like to keep ourselves clean and odor free. But is that the only reason? I don't think so. I think education plays a big part in this.

In elementary schools in Japan, students clean the school everyday. There is a period dedicated for cleaning. This has no exception by the way. Every single school in Japan has this cleaning time.

Every student has a role. Some students do the sweeping, while others do the mopping. It's not only their own classroom that students clean. They clean washrooms, hallways and any other areas in school every single day as you can see in this video.

This daily cleaning at school continues in junior high school and high school. Then, once we enter a college or a university, we don't clean the school anymore. I wish it was the opposite, because I had to study so hard in high school. (People study the hardest when they are in high school in Japan. Majority of Japanese don't study much in post secondary institutions.)

If I'd known cleaning time was something not required in some other countries, I would have felt it was not fair and I would have wanted to use the time for studying (or playing). But I didn't doubt a thing, because that was the only world I knew at that time.

Also, when we go to field trips, they always remind us to "leave the place cleaner than it was when you arrived".
So, I thought that was a norm of behaviour to pick up any garbage.

What kind of effect does this practice have in the way we think?

Basically, I think it teaches you to be responsible. If you drop something, you are the one to pick it up. If you make a mess, you will be cleaning it either asap or in the cleaning period of the same day.

When two-time olympic gold medalist Yuzuru Hanyu did a victory drive in his hometown of Sendai in April 2018, 108,000 people filled the street. Dozens of volunteers had three garbage bags each ready to clean up afterward, but only 12 of those bags were used and they weren't even full.

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I grew up in Japan, so I never felt Japan was particularly clean. I didn't know any other places to compare with. Now that I've been to dozens of other countries, I can say Japan is a relatively clean country. It stands out in terms of cleanliness.

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 えー！！！すごい。あの

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えー！！！すごい。あの掃除の話は本当ですか？

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受験戦争は大学のみでなく、小学校、中学校

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受験戦争は大学のみでなく、小学校、中学校、高校、場合によっては幼稚園でも繰り広げられます。

これまで日本の学校教育の最終的な目的は、良い会社に就職することでした。その実現が難しい格差社会となった今でも、親世代の意識変革は進まず、受験戦争が続いています。

大学入学試験に落ちた場合、１年間予備校に通って再チャレンジします。

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 なるほどねー！あれって

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なるほどねー！あれってどうですか？受験？一番怖いものだと思いますが。。。

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 そう、そう！すべての学校に制服があるわけでは

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 そう、そう！すべての学校に制服があるわけではありません。 制服のデザインに人気があると、学校にも人気が出ることがあります。 そして、校則で髪の長さ、結び方、スカートの長さなどが決められていることがありますね 。


 

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 後は学校の制服ってない

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後は学校の制服ってない学校とある学校と聞いたことがあるんだけど。。。

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 ありますよ！ 幼稚園は義務教育ではあり

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ありますよ！ 幼稚園は義務教育ではありませんが、多くの子供が幼稚園か保育園に通います。小学校は6歳から入学して各学年は４月からはじまり、次の年の３月に終わります。

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 えー！それはいつから始

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えー！それはいつから始まりますか？幼稚園とかありますか？

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はい！日本の学校教育は一般的に小学校が6

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はい！日本の学校教育は一般的に小学校が6年、中学校が3年、高校が3年、大学が4年です。簡単に言うと数字では6・3・3・4ですね。

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ナビラさん、日本の教育の

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ナビラさん、日本の教育の制度のことを教えてもらえませんか？