In Japan, school goes until 6 pm and the children still like to go
Home Panorama Stand: 14.08.2026, 20:52 Comments Follow us on Google Japanese school life differs greatly from that of German children.
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Home Panorama Stand: 14.08.2026, 20:52 Comments Follow us on Google Japanese school life differs greatly from that of German children. After the end of the lessons, around 4:30 pm, the young people had spent about one and a half hours in other AGs and school clubs. Between 18 and 22 o’clock Miki had then done a part-time job or had been in private tutoring hours.
Furthermore, In Japan, school goes until 6 p.m. and the children still like to go. The Japanese labour market has become much more diverse and the classic model of “good school – elite university – big business – lifelong employment”, which was still prevalent in the 1980s, would increasingly take a backseat. (Sources: Instagram, own research). After 10 pm, the student would have had to do her homework and continue practicing for the AG. “I didn’t even think about how full our days were,” says the Japanese, who now lives in Germany.
In addition, Japanese students spend more time at school than German students – clubs and AGs play an important role. © imagebroker/Imago Images At 7:30 a.m. she and her classmates were already working in an AG.
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Home Panorama Stand: 14.08.2026, 20:52 Comments Follow us on Google Japanese school life differs greatly from that of German children.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAfter the end of the lessons, around 4:30 pm, the young people had spent about one and a half hours in other AGs and school clubs.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBetween 18 and 22 o’clock Miki had then done a part-time job or had been in private tutoring hours.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn Japan, school goes until 6 p.m. and the children still like to go.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe Japanese labour market has become much more diverse and the classic model of “good school – elite university – big business – lifelong employment”, which was still prevalent in the 1980s, would increasingly take a backseat. (Sources: Instagram, own research)
reliability low1/2 sourcesAfter 10 pm, the student would have had to do her homework and continue practicing for the AG. “I didn’t even think about how full our days were,” says the Japanese, who now lives in Germany.
reliability low1/2 sourcesJapanese students spend more time at school than German students – clubs and AGs play an important role. © imagebroker/Imago Images At 7:30 a.m. she and her classmates were already working in an AG.
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