インターネット調査室：　「English teacher in Japan highlights school rules that would 'send Americans into a coma'」　＜ー　日本は、国際ニュースでいつも人気です

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Nextshark: 16　Feb,2023

「English teacher in Japan highlights school rules that would 'send Americans into a coma'」: 　こんなことも国際ニュースになってしまう日本。

An English teacher living in Japan highlighted how Japanese schools have a very different approach to education compared to American high schools.

はいはい、どうしましたか～?

According to the TikToker, it is mandatory in Japanese schools to change from outdoor to indoor shoes as soon as students enter the school.

因みに、彼らは日本語の縦書き、横書き、布団もびっくりします。

She also shares that schools prioritize cleanliness and responsibility because “kids clean the school from top to bottom every single day.”

これもありました。ただ、彼らは専門化しているので、掃除専門の人間が職業で掃除するのもわかります。　

Japanese students are also responsible for serving themselves lunch and cleaning their trays, emphasizing self-sufficiency and independence.

これも上に同じ発想です。

She also points out that there is a lack of heating or cooling in the hallways, which is why she is forced to “walk around in a coat.”

笑。

Hito Bito considers the schools’ dress code “the most coma-inducing part” of the rules, as “girls either have to wear their hair above their shoulders or in a low pony. Definitely no dyed hair, so no anime protagonists.”

笑ｘ２。

The video, which has been viewed nearly 15 million times as of this writing, generated thousands of comments from users who are fascinated by the rules.

お〜　

viewed nearly 15 million　←　世界の皆さん、日本に関心があるんですね。

あんがとよ～。

“I love that they clean the school,” one user wrote. “It gives kids a sense of community while encouraging them not to leave a mess for someone else.”

一理あり。

“I honestly wanna go to a school in Japan, it seems so much better than schools in America, for multiple reasons,” said a user.

今のシステムには閉塞感があるですけどね～。

Her TikTok channel, which has over 453,000 followers as of this writing, has so far generated over 17.2 million likes from its videos in total.

日本の宣伝担っています。感謝いたします。

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