Compulsory Education in Japan: Rules for Foreign Children
Compulsory education in Japan legally binds Japanese parents, not foreign ones, but ward offices still enroll foreign children free. Here's the procedure.
Compulsory education in Japan legally binds Japanese parents, not foreign ones, but ward offices still enroll foreign children free. Here's the procedure.
Japan's school system runs on a 6-3-3-4 structure: six years elementary through four years university, with nine years compulsory, the rest actually universal.