Mamă româncă despre școala din Japonia: „Încă din clasa I copiii merg singuri la școală. Curățenia în școală o fac tot ei, ajutați de învățătoare”

A Romanian mother shares insights about the Japanese education system, highlighting its structure and the responsibilities of students. In Japan, children start going to school alone from first grade and participate in cleaning their schools. Bianca Miyamoto, who has lived in Japan since 2000, describes her experience with her twin sons, who have autism. She notes that public schools in Japan have special classes integrated with regular ones. The education system consists of six years of primary school, three years of junior high, and three years of high school, with compulsory education lasting until high school. Bianca emphasizes the importance of local schools over prestigious ones in Japan.