1. Have Fun 2. Have Fun 3. Have Fun 4. Have Fun 5. No Chaos *I expect after 1 week of this school running, it'll be a pile of rubble, ash, and corpses. :)* _I'm a great principal. Hire me for YOUR school now at 1-(800)-NO-CLASS_ (Don't look at my resume)
Most schools banned phone for legal reasons And my school If u get caught having a button phone or watch theyll sue u and U will also get beaten up by teachers with 8ft length sticks Same way prisoners gets beaten Also ull beaten for talking before and after class Also in class no matter the teacher teaching or not
saw a anime with a highschool and there was this boy who crossdressed. also many other boys who crossdressed. anyway the name was himegoto. 10/10 for realism. would move to japan as a student.
Jesus christ, get off your high horse, different countries have different cultures and their schools reflect that. "Humanity" isn't what's getting instilled in them, it's just Japanese culture and their values. I'd even argue that plenty of the things the schools do are unnecessary and even bad, but that's how it is for every country, Japan isn't doing anything better
Whenever I see people bring the "high suicide" card, I like to remind them that the suicide rate has been declining since 2009. Japan has 16.8 per 100,000 in 2017. It doesn't even crack top 10 in countries anymore. Meanwhile in the U.S, it has been slowly increasing for the past decade and it has increased sharply recently up to on average 16.0 per 100,000 in 2018. That means Japan at this point, is no more likely to commit suicide than the US is.
Japanese here! Everything is true but the being on time thing. I've never heard that rule. If you come late constantly, your grades get bad but that is it. Also you could have included school lunch thing, (that students serve lunch) also in high school, each student club such as baseball club, kendo club, and student councils have their own rules that are even more insane
I thought that was something in Arab schools, someone said that a secondary student walked walked with them and the teacher was like: no, no that's wrong
Im a bit confused, i live in europe and some of these seem semi-normal. Like in my school when teacher comes everyone has to stand to greet teacher out of respect. Cleaning your classroom fully included walls and also wardrobe room is done every year 3 times + regular cleaning every day. Also PE class requires shoes and warm clothing for outdoor cold weather. And being late is dependent on teachers, but can get you in a lot of trouble, including extra cleaning work and being forced to help in some kind of event. Does this not happen in usa ?
I live in America but some these are normal here though we don't play janitor. Or change shoes for indoors vs outdoors. As for the dating thing there are some things in life you can try but it won't work to forbid it.
In American schools it is not required to clean after ourselves as that's what Janitors are paid for. I personally clean up after myself but American school believe it's the janitor's job and not the students. In addition we don't change shoes when entering because it's not an American thing to in general. And the only thing American kids do in the morning is stand up and sing the national anthem. It's ridiculous because I believe we need to add some of the habits that Japanese people do like cleaning classrooms and removing shoes. It'll make us all a better society.
Anthony Villanueva personally although I'm America I try not to make a mess but the janitor was in charge of cleaning. The idea of making kids clean the class would shock people here. And I tried to treat with respect my teachers. When I was annoyed with them I would draw my feeling rather than risk getting in trouble. Rule one is don't get on the boss bad side all alone. PS does anyone know how the hair dye lawsuit against Japan schools work out?
Cleaning the school is really weird. Pretty sure where i'm from that'd be seen as involuntary child labor and whoever made them do it would be arrested.
いや、ほんとにこれあってるの？where's these citation? I'm Japanese, some are true and false. I used to be educated from Japanese kindergarten to high school. In public elementary school, the pupils wear any clothes except tatoos, pierced, dyed hair. In high school, the students have to bring bought lunch or bento(lunchbox which were made in home) Japanese schools value social corporation, Japanese society are organized by high context culture. I think appearance and analog, traditional rules suck, but cleaning and served lunch are awesome. These are just my experiences and opinions, but private schools until high school are stricter.
They are far from the rising sun. China and Korea all have strict cultures regarding respect and hard work. There was even a medical school in Japan that rigged the scores of male students applying in so they wouldn’t have to accept female student.
@@stanbangtan7517 Ah, Last Year I Had The Same Thing As You. But My Case Was I Never Was A Cleaner Because I Was Absent During The Pickings For Each Week.
It's part of culture! Having gone through school in Japan, most of the work is done by students! Not all schools in Japan are like that though! Only in government schools we have to do it!
In Japanese school I had to say a “get ready for meal time” thing in front of the class, along with another student. We did have to clean, but it was after lunch for about 45 minutes. Everyday. But it was generally more strict than western schools. Especially respect.
In India I remember that my friend got suspended for sitting on bench. We are not allowed jewellery even religious ornaments A strict uniform with tie belt blazers specially coloured shoes and suspension if we do not have ID. Mobile can result in parents harasment and suspension If you are caught fiddling with a girl you may have to explain yourself publicly in school You are suspended for talking in any other language than English. Six working days a week Compulsory participation in annual sports day. 75 percentage attendance compulsory with a written medical report of absent for more than 3 days due to illness. If found mocking at a teacher or in-disiplinary act the whole class can get suspended.. Now match that you Japanese .... I am from India and one more thing my class teacher complaint to my parents when I was seen by him after 9 with my friends..
My school now seems strict compared to other western schools because Japanese schools aren't that much more strict. My school has some stupid rules: No phones allowed out at all (not even at break) No jewelry (watches are allowed) No hair dyeing (sometimes girls get away with black) No makeup (have to take it off if caught and get isolation) this includes nail polish Each form has to do litter picking once a school year for 30mins. (Happens every other week I think but it was only introduced last year) Strict uniform rules ( you need a tie logo blazer, logo jumper(not allowed to take it off without teachers permission),shirt, black trousers, black socks, black school shoes. No extreme hair cuts (punishment isolation for a day and you have to get it sorted)(short on the sides and a long comb over got me done. No touch rule: no pinching, punching, slapping, kicking, pushing in a queue And this is a public school in the UK.
I mean at my high school guys can’t have tattoos, have hair longer than their collar otherwise they’re suspended, everyone gets their phones taken at the beginning of the day until the end of it and many more. We also have a uniform where we have to tuck our shirt in and wear a tie. For some reason though the girls have a lot less strict rules. There’s a lot more rules and it also depends your race what type of rules you have, but these Japanese schools sound pretty normal.
night bird I don’t really know. It’s not common. Because it’s a Christian school in a very white part of the country so there might be something to do with that, it’s a very raw occurrence to see schools around her have different rules depending race and make guys keep their hair short. But I believe that this sorta thing could happen in almost any Western country in the right circumstances if it went undetected.
I'm from the UK and we did that in primary school. It's not as expensive as the vids making it out to be, Its just an extra pair of bloody shoes. Private schools are worse, I attended one for a bit and I spent £450+ on uniform, swimming costume, netball skirt, pe top and shorts, pe tracksuit top and bottom, socks, blazer, jumper, skirt, pe bag, swimming bag etc
At my school we don't have substitute teachers either, we have to make our homework or do some task the supervising teacher gives us. We can't use phones inside the school either, but we usually don't get punished if we do, and if you do it a few times and a teacher knows he will take your phone away.
In my school if a teacher is missing we don't have that class We only get a sub if the teacher has been missing for 2 weeks Sometimes we only get one after months
Nah my old school allowed long hair for boys, and you definitely can have hair bands around your wrist. Also, you only need to clean the classroom once per week. The brown hair girl incident was out of the ordinary (they had insane principle). Furthermore, police won’t arrest you even if you are late outside, only school stuff will pick on you if u have their uniforms on.
Kevin Yu You mean in Japan? Funny enough I have a friend from New Zealand who has go to a school with similar rules except some students can get away with them. 🤣 And in the US there are some schools that ban shorts, scarves, and yoga pants but not all them are like that. And I've seen a TH-cam animation where this one girl couldn't wear any graphic t shirts and stuff like that. Fortunately my school was okay with graphic shirts.
But does it clarify if by long, like just bangs and and a boy’s style of long hair, or like girls, that you can tie a ponytail, and if I’m correct that Japan had a rule of no shaving, and another that some schools, bans boys with hair reaching the shoulder but also having too short hair.
I lived in Japan for 4 years and worked in the schools. The rules are not weird, just different. I found them to be reasonable and kept students from getting in trouble. They have a lot less problems in schools in and outside the classroom. Also they do not have to bow when they see a teacher. They must great them with "hello".
In my school in Indonesia, we only clean our class and the lobby near it. And for the rest, like toilet, the creepy lobby on the back, and the main ground, the bad kids must do it as their punishment
Yeah we snap the grass. In year 90's the teacher allowed to whip you with a long stick anywhere part of your body they are allow to hurt you even take your shorts off if you are boy and ashamed you in front of your class even the other class going home will seeing you like that. I'd suffered a lot in my elementary times with abusive teachers who are servants in their Catholic church that's why i leaved Catholic church. I only realized it is wrong to stay there when i already old. But when i was young i'd still attending the church even other boy bullied me after a mass.
Trygve Evensen Yeh. I went to a primary school in Norway (actually, 3 primary schools) and 1 secondary school in England. I can tell you that I experienced the English school to be much stricter, especially with appearance. However, I do remember innesko. :3 (Also, it might be because I never went to ungdomsskole in Norway).
"no long hair for boys, no dye, etc.." I watched anime Japaneses draw character had use all like no rules. Like boys has long hair and girls make up. How... But no all Animes
My school doesn't allow phones or any electronics, hats, jewelry, sweaters over the uniforms, wearing a hood, loose hair, heels, chips or makeup. They even search our backpacks every once in a while.
Japanese schools: *only allows phones in break time My old schools: !!!!!!!!!!YOU HAVE A PHONE AT HOME THAT NEVER GOES TO SCHOOL GIVE IT TO ME NOW SO I CAN SELL IT!!!!!!!!!! true they did steal and sell phones and other stuff
Tech? Yeah Intel,Amd,Htc and most of the major tech companies sure are not Japanese. Cars? Umm No, Germany kicks ass in that department. Tools? Again, germany aka the best engineers for the last 120 years. Japan ain't hot shit, it was in the 70s and 80s but not today
I took a year of public school (grade one) in Japan when I lived there with my family and I vividly remember cleaning our classrooms and hallways as well as serving lunch to my classmates and brushing our teeth afterwards! Our uniforms were very specific, we would wear our blazers and skirts over shorts and then remove the skirts when we got to school. We also had to change from blouses into polo shirts and I remember being horrified the first day having to change in the classroom because nobody had told me to wear a tank top underneath my blouse! I begged my teacher to let me change in the bathroom that day and from then on I made sure to wear one under my shirt!
At my school (in England) you are allowed to wear more makeup/jewellery the older you are and years y and 8 aren't allowed their phones at all. Year 9 up you can use them at break, lunch and if a teacher allows you to in class. I think that the phone rule at break/lunch is pretty common.
I live in the UK and in my school, you literally aren't allowed to do anything. No jewellery, a strict school uniform, no bathroom usage in lesson time, no bright clothing or accessories, no tattoos or even temporary henna, no fruit drinks--only plain water, a one-way system through the school, lining up after every long and short break to be collected by your subject teacher, lunches can't be eaten anywhere outside the cafeteria (so no snacks in the playgrounds), no phones at all--if it's just seen it will be confiscated for up to three months, regardless of whether or not it's for an emergency. Late? Don't worry, thanks for coming to school but even though you clearly said you missed the morning because you threw up, I'm afraid I still have to give you a two hour detention. Like ??? You get punished less missing an entire day vs half a day. Why??? I could go on but I'll stop now for my own sanity. Seriously, I despise my school.
My school is also strict. We need to wear belt to school everyday, if we forgot we will need to use ropes as our belts like a suspender as a punishment. Many schools still do 6 days of school in a week. You aren't allowed to use your phone in break time only when finishing school. We have 4 different uniforms and if we wear the wrong one, you will be put in a room as small as an isolation cell to do the work that your teacher gives you. You aren't allowed to leave that room except on break time. You also need to dressup propperly. Shoes need to be black incuding the shoelaces. Socks needed to be white except on friday you need to use black and you need to have your socks 5 cm above your shoe. The punishments are having us to be barefoot for the enire school. After school we are allowed to take our shoes and socks back. The minimum passing score is 75. Thats why many students don't pass. You're not allowed to drink without permission too, but no punishments for that luckily. Getting late often might result in failing in the school and not pass. Any students getting caught swearing is also punished ( only warning for this one). We are not allowed to bring food and drinks outsids the canteen except for water. School says that it is not easy to clean them up if they spill or fall over. Does any of this things happen to you?
At 5:25, it mentioned that students arriving late frequently would be given extra work, such as cleaning duties or extra assignments. In parts of Canada, especially Nova Scotia, if a student showed up late for no legitimate reason (such as a medical appointment, judicial matters, sporting event, or a Music Festival), they would have to pick up a Late Slip. Consequences included warnings, detention, assignments, or even suspension from school. In fact, during my Junior High days in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, during the late 1980s, I remember my Grade 7 teacher giving one of her students an assignment as punishment for being frequently late for school. When Nova Scotia implemented their "School Code of Conduct" in 2002 as a result of teachers and administrators abusing their authority, notably the infamous "Chicken Finger Incident" which severely embarrassed Canada and Nova Scotia at an international level, the new rules banned teachers from giving students extra assignments as a punishment. While Nova Scotia has a large Celtic population as most of their residents have Scottish ancestry, they also have a lot of people with German Ancestry. In German culture, punctuality shows diligence much like the Japanese counterpart, which is why lateness for no legitimate reason is taboo in Nova Scotia.
As a south east Asia who school at a public school with the same rules included demerits and merits starting from 100 points.It's not that strict at all.It's learning how to respect and being well behave.
i personally really like most of the rules that japanese schools have. it teaches respect, and punctuality & much more. however, the downfall of this is the amount of pressure these schools put on the students. moreover, this could also cause some to rebel, and they'll get reprimanded but we cannot blame said student for doing so.
Despite having janitor. They only clean the kindergarten area. We gotta clean our classroom everyday. Even in the first grade. You gotta clean the classroom yourself. Some of these are common in my school since well im from the Philippines so I got used :)
Please have this guy voice more videos, his voice is far better than the other guy's. I feel like the other guy's voice is monotone and expressionless, but this narrator's voice is much easier to listen to
In indian schools 1. Not allowed to bring phone or any electronic devices 2. Not allowed to use makeup 3. No fancy hairstyles 4. Proper uniform is required 5. No romance inside or outside the school 6. No nail paints 7. Not allowed to grow nails 8. No hair dieing 9. No jewelry 10. No tattoos 11. Boys aren't allowed to grow their hair 12. Not allowed to apply colored lip balm, it should be transparent
At my school we aren’t allowed jewellery, we have to wear fulls chill uniform (if you’re lucky and have never heard that term it means the right coloured socks, shoes and everything), we are not allowed phones at all during school hours, obviously the basic rules as well. Oh and we aren’t allowed chewy (gum) or lollies. My school is in Australia.
Rules in my school *No nail polish *No phones *No make up *Must have ribbon in hair at all times *Must stand when a teacher enter the room *No braiding of hair on school compound *No hoop earrings , are large earrings ,no earring with stud *No chewing gum on the school compound *Boys can not have long hair *Boys can't wear earrings *No smoking *No scissors allowed *No exotic hairstyles *If students missed school , you must have a written excuse from parents *If more than a hour late you can't enter the school compound *No dye hair * No shave, wax, pluck eyebrows *No bleaching of skin And the list goes on!
0:24 They can't use their phones unless it's break, or lunchtime, and they are in a "Phone Zone." Pssh, my school doesn't allow students to bring phones there. And also I don't have a phone so...
I'm a high school teacher in the US and I can't imagine these rules being enforced at the schools I've worked at. Kids don't clean up and sometimes make messes. Sometimes I have to take their phones away because they're always on their phones. Kids can wear whatever they want and they don't smoke at school but they use vapes, ecigs, juuls, and oil cartridges in the bathrooms. Some kids are consistently late to class every day. My students fall asleep from being up really late. No one changes shoes, matte of fact the kids wear their outside shoes and then put them on chairs and desks. I'm a teacher and even I sit on the desks sometimes.
USA is more freedom than Japan, and if you are the genius student studies in American school you can skip the grade. American teenagers are more independent than any countries teenagers because when the American teenagers were 18 years old their parents let them live on their own. And America social not very care for the university diploma certificate, if you too smart think university is boring, you can drop out the school like Steve Jobs and you also can be a successful person. Japan is a hereditary country, if you are Japanese and you parent are politician you will be a politician. Not like in America, anyone can become the USA president as long as you are American.
If you had your own school what rule should pupils in your school obey?
@all the princesses men Number 5 should exist. I sure wish every school had that rule.
1. Have Fun
2. Have Fun
3. Have Fun
4. Have Fun
5. No Chaos
*I expect after 1 week of this school running, it'll be a pile of rubble, ash, and corpses. :)*
_I'm a great principal. Hire me for YOUR school now at 1-(800)-NO-CLASS_
(Don't look at my resume)
@@nancywinner *looks at resume* ...Three instances of manslaughter and seventeen unproven cases of larceny?
no romance in school
Asian rule school
I think knifes and porn isn’t allowed in ALL of schools 😂
Slank〽an but u know, its japan so they are superior
Guess that's why they think banning knives are such a big deal.
Slank〽an LoL 😂
Ignacio Camacho which schools?
Random.exe no they don't
Also according to Japanese anime, the student counsel president has more power than the prime minister.
lul
Lowl lowl
P.s.
it means lol
I laughed too loud
Heinrich Dethahal ...
Thats anime not real life
“No scrunchies” *R.I.P vsco girls*
Japanese school sounds like heaven
It seems like the perfect anti VSCO country
I bring scrunchies in elementary school but imma enter middle school in 3 months so scrunchies is a no-go
ReiRei soo ur saying u can’t bring scrunchies in middle school? I’m in middle school and I bring scrunchies
My middle school in Japan had no scrunches rule and I didn’t know so I brought one and got in trouble😞 It was the only kind of hair tie I had...
Vsco girls: sksksksk WHAT
What is crazy about not using a phone in school? That's normal. I'm at school to learn and not to play games.
@@lukajurinovic and sometimes the information is useless
agreed and my school ban phones and i don’t even care
Most schools banned phone for legal reasons
And my school
If u get caught having a button phone or watch theyll sue u and
U will also get beaten up by teachers with 8ft length sticks
Same way prisoners gets beaten
Also ull beaten for talking before and after class
Also in class no matter the teacher teaching or not
@Sharon Mcgrew I live in Bangladesh
It's called ideal school but not ideal 😂
@@RishaadKhan The information is uesless, but you can get a piece of paper which gets you a job.
No phones after 9?
Are they going to monitor you inside your own house then~
Oh gosh oh jesus no
What if I'm lost in the city or just ordering out
Parents will monitor you instead
Creepy
Me *laughs in playing Minecraft at midnight
*As a man of culture, I know all of this trough the art called Anime*
YT_Unarmed oh i see, you are a man of
culture aswell. Nice to hear
YT_Unarmed Anime = trash
[GR] Verzockt Expert people who call anime trash=trash
Oh i see that youre a man of culture aswell. Epic
saw a anime with a highschool and there was this boy who crossdressed. also many other boys who crossdressed. anyway the name was himegoto. 10/10 for realism. would move to japan as a student.
In the world cup the Japanese fans cleaned up the rubbish in the stadium
i wish more people are like that.
FR ?
Wow nice 😏😏
In the asian games 2018 japanese athletes cleaned up the street in Indonesia
@@von2oppy I like how you can't even spell the word "like" but yet you're making fun of him because he has a fortnite pic.
Because Japan is a civilized nation. Humanity gets instilled into them at young ages
knocknockify i think its too strict the suicide ratio there isnt normal. Also the culture kinda takes the individiualaty from the kids
Jesus christ, get off your high horse, different countries have different cultures and their schools reflect that. "Humanity" isn't what's getting instilled in them, it's just Japanese culture and their values. I'd even argue that plenty of the things the schools do are unnecessary and even bad, but that's how it is for every country, Japan isn't doing anything better
Borni Ekellem Nanking
Whenever I see people bring the "high suicide" card, I like to remind them that the suicide rate has been declining since 2009. Japan has 16.8 per 100,000 in 2017. It doesn't even crack top 10 in countries anymore. Meanwhile in the U.S, it has been slowly increasing for the past decade and it has increased sharply recently up to on average 16.0 per 100,000 in 2018. That means Japan at this point, is no more likely to commit suicide than the US is.
Martin M. US has a high depression/suicide rate though
Japanese here! Everything is true but the being on time thing. I've never heard that rule. If you come late constantly, your grades get bad but that is it. Also you could have included school lunch thing, (that students serve lunch) also in high school, each student club such as baseball club, kendo club, and student councils have their own rules that are even more insane
4:07 no falling in love
Anime and manga: ill just pretend i didnt see that
I thought that was something in Arab schools, someone said that a secondary student walked walked with them and the teacher was like: no, no that's wrong
Get Ja-pan and broom
Dank Matter Hey, you better CLEAN up your comedy act! XD No seriously, good joke. :)
This pun makes me glad
😂😂😂😂😂
Dank Matter are you a btec Justin Y?
Dank Matter XD
Im a bit confused, i live in europe and some of these seem semi-normal.
Like in my school when teacher comes everyone has to stand to greet teacher out of respect. Cleaning your classroom fully included walls and also wardrobe room is done every year 3 times + regular cleaning every day. Also PE class requires shoes and warm clothing for outdoor cold weather. And being late is dependent on teachers, but can get you in a lot of trouble, including extra cleaning work and being forced to help in some kind of event.
Does this not happen in usa ?
We usually just say good morning, or a greeting like that.
I live in America but some these are normal here though we don't play janitor. Or change shoes for indoors vs outdoors. As for the dating thing there are some things in life you can try but it won't work to forbid it.
This was mostly normal for me as well. I was more surprised at how relaxed the rules that they're saying are normal are.
In American schools it is not required to clean after ourselves as that's what Janitors are paid for. I personally clean up after myself but American school believe it's the janitor's job and not the students. In addition we don't change shoes when entering because it's not an American thing to in general. And the only thing American kids do in the morning is stand up and sing the national anthem. It's ridiculous because I believe we need to add some of the habits that Japanese people do like cleaning classrooms and removing shoes. It'll make us all a better society.
Anthony Villanueva personally although I'm America I try not to make a mess but the janitor was in charge of cleaning. The idea of making kids clean the class would shock people here. And I tried to treat with respect my teachers. When I was annoyed with them I would draw my feeling rather than risk getting in trouble. Rule one is don't get on the boss bad side all alone.
PS does anyone know how the hair dye lawsuit against Japan schools work out?
Actually most of these rules aren't that bad.
Jimmey19 no phones after nine is bs.
P.A.G I agree on this one
No phones after 9 is bs tho
The curfew is little stupid
+Ina Belkski Stupid to us, not them. Like they would find us going out after night, that's weird to them and normal to us.
Nothing weird about cleaning school and classroom, arrive on time, wearing uniform, ban smartphone in classroom.
That's just my schools rules here on Ireland but only our class that we wer eleaving
Cleaning the school is really weird. Pretty sure where i'm from that'd be seen as involuntary child labor and whoever made them do it would be arrested.
Very true.
@@KonglomeratYT but they enrolled at the school, so they 'agreed' with the rules, thus can't be "involuntary" child labor.
@@sherryax15
What if a rule says you have to "serve" the teacher?
Some rules are so ridiculous that they are illegal
いや、ほんとにこれあってるの？where's these citation?
I'm Japanese, some are true and false. I used to be educated from Japanese kindergarten to high school.
In public elementary school, the pupils wear any clothes except tatoos, pierced, dyed hair.
In high school, the students have to bring bought lunch or bento(lunchbox which were made in home)
Japanese schools value social corporation, Japanese society are organized by high context culture.
I think appearance and analog, traditional rules suck, but cleaning and served lunch are awesome.
These are just my experiences and opinions, but private schools until high school are stricter.
I wanna live in Japan
I went to a school in Japan for a month when my grandfather was sick and the school I went to at least was really calm.
@@gachawolfieabandoned3855 live,,in,,,Japanese,,,????
@@o-vovi-o3010 I want to!
私もです。
I think anyone that has watched a school anime will know some of these rules
@Linda Reyesbut u DO gotta admit anime teaches u a lot about japan- and its people like u that need a life '-'
The culture of respect and hard work has made Japan truly the rising sun nation.
Well the amount if suicides there sure is absurd, there is even a suicide forest, Japan isn't that great as many think it is.
Sabira Aldiyeva there are more pros than cons
Sabira Aldiyeva japan is ranked 26 on sucide rates! Did you ever check
Weeb alarm
They are far from the rising sun. China and Korea all have strict cultures regarding respect and hard work. There was even a medical school in Japan that rigged the scores of male students applying in so they wouldn’t have to accept female student.
The shoe rule is not crazy we have that in Canada it is just respectful to the janitor
XD I DID NOT FOLLOW THAT RULE
Lol yeah
And at my school we’re also not allowed to use phones only after school
Hahahahaha
I just like to walk into school with my boots cowered in mud
This happens EVERY where in canada
“No plucked eyebrows”
People with hairy brows: *cries in unibrow*
What about shaving them?
@@linkfromzelda1002I have a natural unibrow, and I tend to it whenever I shave the rest of my face
“No running in the halls”
I wasn’t running.
Baldi reference right
I was speed walking
Me and my classmates always run f that rule
Detention for u
That reminded me of Peter Griffin invading Normandy.
In philippines too we clean our own classroom
You mean "Cleaners"?
Yeah Sure, But Philippines Ain't The Only One.
Well as a filipino we do. But me...umm
@@stanbangtan7517 Ah, Last Year I Had The Same Thing As You.
But My Case Was I Never Was A Cleaner Because I Was Absent During The Pickings For Each Week.
Yeah!
I don’t and I’m Filipino
It's part of culture! Having gone through school in Japan, most of the work is done by students! Not all schools in Japan are like that though! Only in government schools we have to do it!
Matthew McCauley u can visit! Ur very much welcome!
It's not a weeb neon paradise tho, it's kinda meh, there ain't much to do there that you can't do back home
Why are we talking like this!
I wonder how japan is like in reality.
@@lordofmysteries6436 Kinda boring after one year tbh
In Japanese school I had to say a “get ready for meal time” thing in front of the class, along with another student.
We did have to clean, but it was after lunch for about 45 minutes. Everyday.
But it was generally more strict than western schools. Especially respect.
Nobody
Absolutely nobody
*Me seeing how many rules my hero acedemia characters follow and sees Tokoyami sitting on a desk 😲
Lol I was about to say that😂
In India
I remember that my friend got suspended for sitting on bench.
We are not allowed jewellery even religious ornaments
A strict uniform with tie belt blazers specially coloured shoes and suspension if we do not have ID.
Mobile can result in parents harasment and suspension
If you are caught fiddling with a girl you may have to explain yourself publicly in school
You are suspended for talking in any other language than English.
Six working days a week
Compulsory participation in annual sports day.
75 percentage attendance compulsory with a written medical report of absent for more than 3 days due to illness.
If found mocking at a teacher or in-disiplinary act the whole class can get suspended..
Now match that you Japanese ....
I am from India and one more thing my class teacher complaint to my parents when I was seen by him after 9 with my friends..
Am I the only one that stacks the plates and trash in my table for the waiter after eating a restaurant?
Rusty Shackleford
No
No
No that's pretty common
Then you don't get what you are paying for. The service is a part of the bill.
@@Xurre90 no they are just being helpful
My school now seems strict compared to other western schools because Japanese schools aren't that much more strict.
My school has some stupid rules:
No phones allowed out at all (not even at break)
No jewelry (watches are allowed)
No hair dyeing (sometimes girls get away with black)
No makeup (have to take it off if caught and get isolation) this includes nail polish
Each form has to do litter picking once a school year for 30mins. (Happens every other week I think but it was only introduced last year)
Strict uniform rules ( you need a tie logo blazer, logo jumper(not allowed to take it off without teachers permission),shirt, black trousers, black socks, black school shoes. No extreme hair cuts (punishment isolation for a day and you have to get it sorted)(short on the sides and a long comb over got me done.
No touch rule: no pinching, punching, slapping, kicking, pushing in a queue
And this is a public school in the UK.
i would get kicked out so fast
Yea that's the same with my school :/ (also a public school in the uk)
Overlordship damn haircuts!
Wow! Lucky!
The last was pretty self exsplanatory
I mean at my high school guys can’t have tattoos, have hair longer than their collar otherwise they’re suspended, everyone gets their phones taken at the beginning of the day until the end of it and many more. We also have a uniform where we have to tuck our shirt in and wear a tie. For some reason though the girls have a lot less strict rules. There’s a lot more rules and it also depends your race what type of rules you have, but these Japanese schools sound pretty normal.
Same same
Which undeveloped country are you from? Japan? Somewhere in Middle East or Eastern Europe?
night bird I’m from New Zealand but I live in Australia now. It’s a private school though, that might be where you’re confused with the rules
What is the situation in public schools in Oceania? Is there fascist rules like that? Is it like you're ex private school (hope not)?
night bird I don’t really know. It’s not common. Because it’s a Christian school in a very white part of the country so there might be something to do with that, it’s a very raw occurrence to see schools around her have different rules depending race and make guys keep their hair short. But I believe that this sorta thing could happen in almost any Western country in the right circumstances if it went undetected.
Oh that’s why there’s cleaning time and changing shoes in Yandere Simulator.
I love how Japanese culture is so disciplined
Stricter?
Were not allowed to use our phone at all
We aren’t even allowed to bring phones to school
Hey, I'm from Czech Republic and there is normal to put your shoes off and have another special for school.
"Jakto že nemáš přezuvky"
Im Lucky, that i live in greece. These Rules are a BIG HELL NO!
I'm from the UK and we did that in primary school. It's not as expensive as the vids making it out to be, Its just an extra pair of bloody shoes. Private schools are worse, I attended one for a bit and I spent £450+ on uniform, swimming costume, netball skirt, pe top and shorts, pe tracksuit top and bottom, socks, blazer, jumper, skirt, pe bag, swimming bag etc
@@libertyadams5961 private schools everywhere are just to f*ck you from your money tbh
At my school we don't have substitute teachers either, we have to make our homework or do some task the supervising teacher gives us. We can't use phones inside the school either, but we usually don't get punished if we do, and if you do it a few times and a teacher knows he will take your phone away.
yup yup
In my school if a teacher is missing we don't have that class
We only get a sub if the teacher has been missing for 2 weeks
Sometimes we only get one after months
If a teacher Is out a teacher will come check on us once in a while and absent teacher assigns if not free period
Nah my old school allowed long hair for boys, and you definitely can have hair bands around your wrist. Also, you only need to clean the classroom once per week. The brown hair girl incident was out of the ordinary (they had insane principle). Furthermore, police won’t arrest you even if you are late outside, only school stuff will pick on you if u have their uniforms on.
Kevin Yu You mean in Japan? Funny enough I have a friend from New Zealand who has go to a school with similar rules except some students can get away with them. 🤣
And in the US there are some schools that ban shorts, scarves, and yoga pants but not all them are like that.
And I've seen a TH-cam animation where this one girl couldn't wear any graphic t shirts and stuff like that. Fortunately my school was okay with graphic shirts.
But does it clarify if by long, like just bangs and and a boy’s style of long hair, or like girls, that you can tie a ponytail, and if I’m correct that Japan had a rule of no shaving, and another that some schools, bans boys with hair reaching the shoulder but also having too short hair.
*CHINESE SCHOOLS AFTER WATCHING THIS VIDEO:* Pathetic.
When your friend says he wants to be in a Japanese School next year because of anime.
...
*_Show him this video_*
I think he'll like it XD
@@kazanime85 i dont think anyone will like it
they forbid dating thats bs tho
Mohtaash Sharma I studied in japan for 7 years, I’m not a lover person so maybe that’s why but I really like it there XD
ディアスジェレミー yeah Jessica you freking weeb
I'm asian though... That rules is too easy for me
I lived in Japan for 4 years and worked in the schools. The rules are not weird, just different. I found them to be reasonable and kept students from getting in trouble. They have a lot less problems in schools in and outside the classroom. Also they do not have to bow when they see a teacher. They must great them with "hello".
My school in the Philippines makes us clean our classroom and the area around it every day but we just sweep it
Grey _Skye
Especially if Catholic School
You clean:
-the grounds
-the covered court
-the room
-the toilet
-the halls
-etc
In my school in Indonesia, we only clean our class and the lobby near it.
And for the rest, like toilet, the creepy lobby on the back, and the main ground, the bad kids must do it as their punishment
Yeah we snap the grass. In year 90's the teacher allowed to whip you with a long stick anywhere part of your body they are allow to hurt you even take your shorts off if you are boy and ashamed you in front of your class even the other class going home will seeing you like that. I'd suffered a lot in my elementary times with abusive teachers who are servants in their Catholic church that's why i leaved Catholic church. I only realized it is wrong to stay there when i already old. But when i was young i'd still attending the church even other boy bullied me after a mass.
@@Monster-cj7kf man, thats horrible, i hope youre doing better now. And i hope youre gonna have a great week. You seem to deserve it
here in the Netherlands even teachers sit on tables
We clean our classes in germany too
Aiham 3MM naja aber man wird nicht in allen schulen gezwungen
In what part of Germany do you (the students) clean your classes??
Here in Belize we do clean our classes too.
We dont clean them, we pick up after ourselves
Keven J. Chen in lithuania too, studentes do all the classroom cleaning work expect moping wich janitors do.
Cause it's Japan
We had the shoes off rule in my primary school here in Norway, velcro was a must-have to say it that way😄
HUSK I N N E S K O!
Momon Haha, sant👌
Trygve Evensen Yeh. I went to a primary school in Norway (actually, 3 primary schools) and 1 secondary school in England. I can tell you that I experienced the English school to be much stricter, especially with appearance. However, I do remember innesko. :3 (Also, it might be because I never went to ungdomsskole in Norway).
same
in switzerland it's the same thing
A lot of this sounds like my schools in England.
"no long hair for boys, no dye, etc.." I watched anime Japaneses draw character had use all like no rules. Like boys has long hair and girls make up. How... But no all Animes
Maybe the makers wanted the characters to have something that they could not
Because your a weeb
r/Ihadastroke
Because those characters are rebellious and break the rules all the time.
Japanese anime is dumb weeb
Bruh I can't even bring my phone to school or it gets confiscated-
My school doesn't allow phones or any electronics, hats, jewelry, sweaters over the uniforms, wearing a hood, loose hair, heels, chips or makeup. They even search our backpacks every once in a while.
NiNjA gUrL do you go to school or a prison?
In India we can't even keep a phone at home😐🙄
SOFTWARE PLACE not true cause I'm seeing a lot more smartphones among teenagers due to modern society affecting the country.
Gaurav Foujdar I'm not trying to start shit that is true even a India girl was mentioning how she was getting those texts from some young Indians
Gaurav Foujdar Well no shit I paid attention in history class
Gaurav Foujdar I already know that but without Gandhi acting out on his thoughts it could've been earlier
Not trying to be mean but of course it India
At my school phones are not even allowed at lunch, it is only allowed before school or after.
Japanese schools: *only allows phones in break time
My old schools: !!!!!!!!!!YOU HAVE A PHONE AT HOME THAT NEVER GOES TO SCHOOL GIVE IT TO ME NOW SO I CAN SELL IT!!!!!!!!!!
true they did steal and sell phones and other stuff
wait hold on what happend to his voice
I like this voice better. It sounds more professional.
That’s just Fuzzy and Nutz’ Narrator.
They hired a new narrator.
I kinda liked the old voice
londyn o
same dude I like it too
And these reasons are exactly why, Japan kicks the shit out of the US, in Tech, Cars, Instruments and such..
Michael Smart and also in -suicide-
GAMING BAUS japan is ranked 26 on sucide rates, current Usa has more sucide then Japan! lol
The cars part made me laugh
Tech? Yeah Intel,Amd,Htc and most of the major tech companies sure are not Japanese. Cars? Umm No, Germany kicks ass in that department. Tools? Again, germany aka the best engineers for the last 120 years. Japan ain't hot shit, it was in the 70s and 80s but not today
0:21 *No running in the halls detention for you when will you learn*
Cant use phones unless break, lunch time, or phone zone
My School Who dosen't allow using phones at all: are you challenging me
Welcome to the second episode of:
Why is this in my recommended?
I took a year of public school (grade one) in Japan when I lived there with my family and I vividly remember cleaning our classrooms and hallways as well as serving lunch to my classmates and brushing our teeth afterwards! Our uniforms were very specific, we would wear our blazers and skirts over shorts and then remove the skirts when we got to school. We also had to change from blouses into polo shirts and I remember being horrified the first day having to change in the classroom because nobody had told me to wear a tank top underneath my blouse! I begged my teacher to let me change in the bathroom that day and from then on I made sure to wear one under my shirt!
Principal: no running in the halls 15 seconds detention for you
Broom: gotta sweep sweep sweep!
Real life : dont fall in love
Manga and anime: fall in love
Lol xD
At my school (in England) you are allowed to wear more makeup/jewellery the older you are and years y and 8 aren't allowed their phones at all. Year 9 up you can use them at break, lunch and if a teacher allows you to in class. I think that the phone rule at break/lunch is pretty common.
I live in the UK and in my school, you literally aren't allowed to do anything. No jewellery, a strict school uniform, no bathroom usage in lesson time, no bright clothing or accessories, no tattoos or even temporary henna, no fruit drinks--only plain water, a one-way system through the school, lining up after every long and short break to be collected by your subject teacher, lunches can't be eaten anywhere outside the cafeteria (so no snacks in the playgrounds), no phones at all--if it's just seen it will be confiscated for up to three months, regardless of whether or not it's for an emergency. Late? Don't worry, thanks for coming to school but even though you clearly said you missed the morning because you threw up, I'm afraid I still have to give you a two hour detention. Like ??? You get punished less missing an entire day vs half a day. Why???
I could go on but I'll stop now for my own sanity.
Seriously, I despise my school.
The thumbnail says school 'roles', infografics did an opsie, I am calling Gloria Borger.
Ahhh...a fellow 9 year old.
2:59:
North korean schools: hold my beer
It said roles instead of rules on the picture
Jay Oh yeah you are smart I was not even paying attention
Some of the rules are crazy, but showing respect, eating, cleaning up and using a uniform are not bad at all
My school is also strict. We need to wear belt to school everyday, if we forgot we will need to use ropes as our belts like a suspender as a punishment. Many schools still do 6 days of school in a week. You aren't allowed to use your phone in break time only when finishing school. We have 4 different uniforms and if we wear the wrong one, you will be put in a room as small as an isolation cell to do the work that your teacher gives you. You aren't allowed to leave that room except on break time. You also need to dressup propperly. Shoes need to be black incuding the shoelaces. Socks needed to be white except on friday you need to use black and you need to have your socks 5 cm above your shoe. The punishments are having us to be barefoot for the enire school. After school we are allowed to take our shoes and socks back. The minimum passing score is 75. Thats why many students don't pass. You're not allowed to drink without permission too, but no punishments for that luckily. Getting late often might result in failing in the school and not pass. Any students getting caught swearing is also punished ( only warning for this one). We are not allowed to bring food and drinks outsids the canteen except for water. School says that it is not easy to clean them up if they spill or fall over. Does any of this things happen to you?
0:18 Principal Of The Thing From Baldi’s Basics: “No Running In The Halls.”
Lol
3:21
vsco girls: *shudders*
3:30 Every high school anime with colored hair breaks these rules XD.
At 5:25, it mentioned that students arriving late frequently would be given extra work, such as cleaning duties or extra assignments.
In parts of Canada, especially Nova Scotia, if a student showed up late for no legitimate reason (such as a medical appointment, judicial matters, sporting event, or a Music Festival), they would have to pick up a Late Slip. Consequences included warnings, detention, assignments, or even suspension from school.
In fact, during my Junior High days in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, during the late 1980s, I remember my Grade 7 teacher giving one of her students an assignment as punishment for being frequently late for school.
When Nova Scotia implemented their "School Code of Conduct" in 2002 as a result of teachers and administrators abusing their authority, notably the infamous "Chicken Finger Incident" which severely embarrassed Canada and Nova Scotia at an international level, the new rules banned teachers from giving students extra assignments as a punishment.
While Nova Scotia has a large Celtic population as most of their residents have Scottish ancestry, they also have a lot of people with German Ancestry.
In German culture, punctuality shows diligence much like the Japanese counterpart, which is why lateness for no legitimate reason is taboo in Nova Scotia.
What? My school doesn't let ANYONE have a phone. isn't it normal?
The thumbnail say"japanese school roles" *laughing*
As a south east Asia who school at a public school with the same rules included demerits and merits starting from 100 points.It's not that strict at all.It's learning how to respect and being well behave.
All the school dress codes are the same at my school
I go to a high school in the u.k and the only different rule to japan is the clean up and indoor shoes
i personally really like most of the rules that japanese schools have. it teaches respect, and punctuality & much more. however, the downfall of this is the amount of pressure these schools put on the students. moreover, this could also cause some to rebel, and they'll get reprimanded but we cannot blame said student for doing so.
But of all rules, there is one that reigns:
*NO FREEDOM (YEET)*
I've been offered a job teaching English in Japan and this video is very useful, thanks for posting it!
Despite having janitor. They only clean the kindergarten area. We gotta clean our classroom everyday. Even in the first grade. You gotta clean the classroom yourself. Some of these are common in my school since well im from the Philippines so I got used :)
Crazy school rules? My old school didn't let us have cellphones, has us wear indoor shoes, and didn't let us wear makeup
Because of plot
You again- ;-;
Please have this guy voice more videos, his voice is far better than the other guy's. I feel like the other guy's voice is monotone and expressionless, but this narrator's voice is much easier to listen to
Nah this voice alternates too much for me to stay focused.
New voice is much better! Old voice was too grating.
This is the Fuzzy and Nuts voice
Yeah I probably wouldn't be cleaning up four times a week at my school
I would just hid somewhere
In indian schools
1. Not allowed to bring phone or any electronic devices
2. Not allowed to use makeup
3. No fancy hairstyles
4. Proper uniform is required
5. No romance inside or outside the school
6. No nail paints
7. Not allowed to grow nails
8. No hair dieing
9. No jewelry
10. No tattoos
11. Boys aren't allowed to grow their hair
12. Not allowed to apply colored lip balm, it should be transparent
At my school we aren’t allowed jewellery, we have to wear fulls chill uniform (if you’re lucky and have never heard that term it means the right coloured socks, shoes and everything), we are not allowed phones at all during school hours, obviously the basic rules as well. Oh and we aren’t allowed chewy (gum) or lollies.
My school is in Australia.
Fam this sounds like every private school TF?
MOST INSANE SCHOOL RULES:
1. Respect
You know why they clean the classrooms? Cause they'll be disowned by their families if they don't.
José Díaz lol
“ Everyones a cleaner! “
Me: so means when you’re the king / president , you still must scrub the floor?
Rules in my school
*No nail polish
*No phones
*No make up
*Must have ribbon in hair at all times
*Must stand when a teacher enter the room
*No braiding of hair on school compound
*No hoop earrings , are large earrings ,no earring with stud
*No chewing gum on the school compound
*Boys can not have long hair
*Boys can't wear earrings
*No smoking
*No scissors allowed
*No exotic hairstyles
*If students missed school , you must have a written excuse from parents
*If more than a hour late you can't enter the school compound
*No dye hair
* No shave, wax, pluck eyebrows
*No bleaching of skin
And the list goes on!
3:19 glad that I don't live in Japan or else my fringe would be gone
If i live in that hole i would be bald by now
0:24 They can't use their phones unless it's break, or lunchtime, and they are in a "Phone Zone."
Pssh, my school doesn't allow students to bring phones there.
And also I don't have a phone so...
*When you already know all of these because you know anime*
I'm a high school teacher in the US and I can't imagine these rules being enforced at the schools I've worked at. Kids don't clean up and sometimes make messes. Sometimes I have to take their phones away because they're always on their phones. Kids can wear whatever they want and they don't smoke at school but they use vapes, ecigs, juuls, and oil cartridges in the bathrooms. Some kids are consistently late to class every day. My students fall asleep from being up really late. No one changes shoes, matte of fact the kids wear their outside shoes and then put them on chairs and desks. I'm a teacher and even I sit on the desks sometimes.
Except for cleaning the toilets I do not find these rules weird.
You want to know who is beautiful
LOOK AT THE FIRST WORD
Who is you?
@@LexiLunarpaw lol
Look🤔
Is he from Japan?
This joke is old
*My hentai knowledge increased!!*
I wonder what would the Japanese that move to the USA would feel
USA is more freedom than Japan, and if you are the genius student studies in American school you can skip the grade. American teenagers are more independent than any countries teenagers because when the American teenagers were 18 years old their parents let them live on their own. And America social not very care for the university diploma certificate, if you too smart think university is boring, you can drop out the school like Steve Jobs and you also can be a successful person. Japan is a hereditary country, if you are Japanese and you parent are politician you will be a politician. Not like in America, anyone can become the USA president as long as you are American.
What’s wrong with no phones? We can’t use our phones after the start of class and before dismissal. 9 straight hours.
Japan class when teacher is not around = sit down quiet and do self study
America class when teacher is not around = TeenFidelity
The uniform rules apply to my school too and I live in the U.K. 😂