In the U.S. we have this perception that in Japan it's very intense, and from age 5 to 18, a japanese's sole duty to life is to study 6 days a week and in the summer.
Some Americans put a lot of pressure, but some do not. It's certainly not universal or enforced by the government.
As a Japanese national, either currently lving in Japan or having been there, do you think Americans should be harder on their kids about school or is it the other way around, that Japan should be nicer to its children?
Answers from Americans who've been to japan are also welcome.
2006-07-20
11:30:09
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electroberry1
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