School life

JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~The Truth About Japanese School Clubs: A Unique Tradition Facing Serious Problems~ Summary “Bukatsu” faces criticism for being too demanding. Both students and teachers often struggle with the long hours and heavy responsibilities, raising concerns about balance and well-being.

JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~Why Japanese Students Train So Hard: Discipline, Teamwork, and Competition~ Summary Through strict training in “Bukatsu“, senior and junior relationships, and competitions, students not only develop skills but also learn discipline, respect, and teamwork.

JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~”Bukatsu” in Japan: How School Clubs Shape Discipline, Friendship, and Culture~ Sports clubsBaseball Club: Super strict, with long practices. Members have to shave their heads.Soccer Club: Very popular, especially with boys, and members are admired by girls.Basketball Club: Popular for both boys and girls.Track and Field Club: Includes running, jumping, and

JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~Appreciation of Teachers: The Effort Behind Japanese School Sports Day~

JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~More important than competition standings~ Summary “Undōkai” is more than just a school sports day. It’s a cultural event that builds teamwork with classmates, unity, and school spirit through fun and friendly competition.

JAPAN IN ONE MINUTE ~A day of teamwork, competition, and school spirit~ “Undōkai” is not just about students competing. It’s a major event where teachers, parents, and even the local community get involved. The goal is to promote physical fitness, teamwork, and unity among students. It’s also a chance for all students and staff to