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Japanese junior high school girl removed from class from three days for grooming her eyebrows

Japanese schools tend to be very particular about student conduct and appearance. In recent years, we’ve seen a gradual loosening of some of the stricter rules, but that doesn’t mean they’ve disappeared entirely, as shown by what happened at a school in Fukuoka Prefecture. In April, a public junior high school in…

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Japanese junior high school girl removed from class for three days for grooming her eyebrows

Japanese schools tend to be very particular about student conduct and appearance. In recent years, we’ve seen a gradual loosening of some of the stricter rules, but that doesn’t mean they’ve disappeared entirely, as shown by what happened at a school in Fukuoka Prefecture. In April, a public junior high school in…

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Tokyo government announces new name for maternity/paternity leave; hopes to change attitudes

In a lot of Japanese vocabulary words, if you hear the sound kyu, it means “rest.” For example, the word for “break” (as in “take a break”) is kyukei, and the one for “holiday” is kyujitsu. But the kyu word we’re talking about today is kyugyo. Kyugyo is a handy compact expression for a leave of absence from work,…

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Tokyo changes age limit for kids going into opposite sex s bath at hot springs and sento

Tokyo changes age limit for kids going into opposite sex s bath at hot springs and sento
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Masked stranger in Tokyo secretly takes down someone else s Christmas lights, puts them away

The evening of January 1 is a pretty quiet, laid-back time in Japan. Most people do their New Year’s shrine/temple visits either at the stroke of midnight as the new year begins or by the afternoon of New Year’s Day, so after the sun goes down, the majority of the…

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