Japan High School Entrance Exams: The Dual Evaluation Explained
Japan's high school entrance exams combine a five-subject test with the naishinsho school report. Schedule, tracks, and foreign-family strategy explained.
Japan's high school entrance exams combine a five-subject test with the naishinsho school report. Schedule, tracks, and foreign-family strategy explained.
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.
Public, private, and national high schools in Japan compared: tuition bands, admission routes, and a decision framework for resident families.
Japan's schools split into three funded tiers, public kōritsu, private shiritsu, and national kokuritsu, each with different admission rules and costs by level.