dates back to the Meiji era and symbolizes discipline and educational growth.For Japanese kids, the randoseru is more than just a bag—it’s a symbol of childhood, discipline, and shared ...

Have you ever wondered why Japanese students excel in academics and problem-solving? It’s not just about studying harder—it’s about studying smarter. Japanese learning methods focus on long ...

TOKYO -- A vehicle struck and injured four children riding bicycles on a street in central Japan on Monday and two were ...

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“devil two-year-olds,” reflecting that even in Japan kids can be sometimes so unruly and uncooperative that their parents start to wonder if their offspring just might actually be hellspawn. However, ...

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In a rare interview a day before the game, the Los Angeles Dodgers' phenom spoke about his return to Japan, season expectations and his impact on kids through baseball. "Coming back this time and ...

Stray Kids snagged two awards this year: in addition to winning one of the Best 3 Albums (Asia) for their Japanese album “GIANT,” the group also won Music Video of the Year (Asia) for “Stray ...

because MLB helps expose Japanese kids to baseball and spurs NPB teams to grow. “You don’t want to do damage,” Manfred said, “and you’ve got to be a little careful about that.” ...

(Mainichi/Taichi Kaizuka) SAPPORO -- In a number of cases, children in Japan are becoming victims of sexual crimes committed by fellow students and need to change schools or are revictimized due ...

“If you look at these packed crowds, we can tell that Japanese kids will have something else to look up to,” Fukudome said. “So it’s great for Japanese baseball and it’s great for MLB.

I've noticed in some recent anime that it's apparently possible for Japanese kids not to go to school for long periods of time. Does this happen in real life as well? Do Japanese parents allow ...