Japanese school time reddit Rakuten Employees: Do not attempt to distribute your referral codes. A few passed, but they couldn’t even order mcdonalds smoothly still lol. 5-6 hours per school day assuming it has typical 190 school days, still far less than 10 hours a day. I listed the subjects my school taught in another comment,feel free to check it out. Many students put their heart and soul into it. I'm at about N3 level, and aims to take an N2 exam next year. I live here, I will stay here. Kaisei highschool, one of the most prestigious schools in Japan have it over 1000 hours a year, roughly 5. In Junior High I went to my volleyball club 5 to 6 days a week. However,college prep school students are busy with schoolwork and don't have as much time for club I live in Tokyo on a working visa. I am looking for Japanese language school in Tokyo. 4 hours a year while some elite private schools have 1000 + hours. I went to a language school, and i live in Japan(have for a long time). Tokyo, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ikebukuro area Focus on conversational Japanese. Most of the public schools have a very similar or the exactly same timetable in my region. Time to move ass and start studying For residents of Japan only - if you do not reside in Japan you are welcome to read, but do not post or comment or you will be removed. Required classroom hours for highschool in Japan is 719. People who don't belong to a club generally leave school 15:30-16:00 but those people are minority known as "going home club". Basically this. . Each class has 50 minutes and 6 classes per day. Full time, preferably with early hours (3-4h in the morning). Japanese is not needed for my work as I am working for an international company, but I'd like to improve my Japanese anyway. Clubs are a big part of a lot of our lives. I found a lot of Japanese school offering full-time programs with a student visa, which is not what I need. They could only pass the test and read. My main expectations are following. This is a timetable for a public high school I went to in Japan. Some friends and class mates took N2, and chinese students in my class N1 at the time. I quit the school at N3 level. Anything relevant to living or working in Japan such as lifestyle, food, style, environment, education, technology, housing, work, immigration, sport etc. gncdb kiavg btigd nkhl lwgizl dsxy ywukoy hdrnfg bdigrpst kznqc