SCHOOLS IN JAPAN
Made by Dani Alba, Marco Rodrigez y German Correa
IN JAPAN,STUDENTS USUALLY WAKE UP AT 6:38 A.M.
SCHOOL DAYS START AT 8:30 A.M.
JAPANS STUDY LANGUAGES LIKE English, French, Chinese, SpanISH OR ARABIC.
Their school
subjects include A sturdy backpack, a varies, notebooks, pencil cases, and other materials such as digital tablets
Their school
subjects include A sturdy backpack, a variety of books, notebooks, pencil cases, and other materials such as digital tablets.
their usually eat a traditional diet rich in fish, rice, vegetables, seaweed, and soy products.
their wear uniforms consisting of the gakuran uniform for boys and the sailor-style uniform for girls.
their play bukatsu, Keidoro, karuta...
their don't play games of chance such as lottery, bingo...
Every class has got a dictionary and often vocabulary cards.
students have got a lot homework
After school, students They usually participate in extracurricular activities called bukatsu or pick up their cell phones.
In Spain, school is
different because
students in educational culture, schedules, curriculum and management of extracurricular activities.
SCHOOLS IN JAPAN
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Created on October 24, 2025
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SCHOOLS IN JAPAN
Made by Dani Alba, Marco Rodrigez y German Correa
IN JAPAN,STUDENTS USUALLY WAKE UP AT 6:38 A.M.
SCHOOL DAYS START AT 8:30 A.M.
JAPANS STUDY LANGUAGES LIKE English, French, Chinese, SpanISH OR ARABIC.
Their school subjects include A sturdy backpack, a varies, notebooks, pencil cases, and other materials such as digital tablets
Their school subjects include A sturdy backpack, a variety of books, notebooks, pencil cases, and other materials such as digital tablets.
their usually eat a traditional diet rich in fish, rice, vegetables, seaweed, and soy products.
their wear uniforms consisting of the gakuran uniform for boys and the sailor-style uniform for girls.
their play bukatsu, Keidoro, karuta...
their don't play games of chance such as lottery, bingo...
Every class has got a dictionary and often vocabulary cards.
students have got a lot homework
After school, students They usually participate in extracurricular activities called bukatsu or pick up their cell phones.
In Spain, school is different because students in educational culture, schedules, curriculum and management of extracurricular activities.