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Japan:
- No janitors.
- Students are given time to clean the school.
America:
- There are janitors to clean the school campus.
Japan:
Elementary:
- 8:30am-3:00pm
High School:
- 8:30am-5:00pm
America:
- 8:00am-2:15pm
Japan:
- All students are required to join a club.
America:
- Many students join clubs but not all students do.
- Students are not required to join a club.
Japan:
- Walking
- No school buses
- Some schools don't allow bikes
America:
- Walking
- School and city bus
- Allow bikes
Japan:
New school year starts in April and the school year ends in March.
America:
New school year starts in around July-August and the school year ends in around May-June.
Japan:
- Students are required to take a English class.
America:
- Students get to choose a language to learn.
Japan:
Elementary school:
- Street clothes
High school:
- Require Uniforms
America:
Elementary school:
- Uniforms on most school days
High school:
- Most don't have uniforms
Japan:
- The Japanese Ministry of Education decides what each school will teach.
America:
- Each state decides what each school will teach.
Japan:
Elementary School:
6 years
Junior High:
3 years
Senior High:
3 years
Japan:
- Not all schools have cafeterias, students eat in their classrooms.
- "Lunch ladies" cook lunch but students take turns serving lunch to each other.
- In elementary school, both students and teachers eat the same school lunch.
- Most high schools require you to bring home lunch.
America:
- All schools have cafeterias.
- "Lunch ladies" cook and serve lunch.
- In elementary school and high school you have the choice to eat school lunch , home lunch or no lunch at all.
America:
Elementary School:
7 years
Middle School:
2 years
High School:
4 years