REAL JAPANESE HIGH SCHOOLS vs ANIME HIGH SCHOOLS 

I find it so odd that there'd be school rules to try to restrict what you can/can't do outside in your personal life. No part time jobs? That's really overreaching with their authority. And what kind of trouble would a student get into if they are caught working. The fact that a student would be hired somewhere means it's not a labor law of some kind but just a school policy. So, can they go as far as forcing you to quit? 'Cause if they catch you, do you just write out some kind of apology letter or something? And then just continue to work still? Haha.

I heard that the colorful-unnatural hair is to make it easier for people to distinct between the characters. Otherwise, it might become confusing to the audience - haircut alone isn't explicit enough and there's only so much you can do about facial features.

I got a question about the rooftop thing. Were students allowed onto the rooftops at one point, say in the 2000's, 1990's, or 1980's, or possibly earlier? Sometimes writers and writers have been out of high school for so long they may think the things they as students got away with easily are still common place actions today. It's just a thought.

Those anime artist lived there dream school experience through there anime

I think school roofs in japan are usually flat because the roof can be used for storage, it's easy for maintainance workers to reach rooftop utilities, it provides a place to shelter in a flood, and it's cheaper than building an actual roof.

Thank you for your explanation because I was thinking the same thing. Good thing, both of you explain about reality in Japan. I can explain about Malaysia High School or Middle School if you're interested to hear.

Well, I particularly think that the Bullying that some Japanese students do with their classmates (which by the way is one of the few real things portrayed in some anime and manga) is what should be banned and reprimanded in schools in Japan, and not girls with hair of different shades of color for example, since this (in my opinion) does not cause any harm, Bullying YES !.

Thanks for the information, I nearly thought Japan high school is so awesome after seeing anime but now I know what is real thing.

In any circumstance, no matter the setting there will always be that one individual who makes it their sole mission just to rebel. Yes, that also includes Japan high schools, Catholic schools, boot camp, you name it. For some, breaking the rules is essentially their nature and no amount of incarceration, public humilation or even physical torture or complete solitary confinement will ever change that. For someone who's studied criminology, some rules can safely be broken without risk of harm to society. Take for instance someone who decides to wear fancy hair colors to a high school in Japan. They're told not to do it yet they do so unapologetically. Let's say this rebel also has an earring and is known to cuss at the teachers and even talk back. While rude such a rebellious student could've been much more disruptive and as such the actions they are taking does not reasonably constitue as a threat, thus it would be overkill to arrest and charge them. Now however, suppose we have a rebel who instead of chosing not to obey orders, also physically attacks the one giving the orders. Even if the rebel was justified in shanking the wretch there would be no doubt they would be arrested and with enough evidence, or in the case of Japan it wouldn't matter given the ridiculously high conviction rate with or without a confession, officially charged. There is a difference between chosing not to obey orders regardless of the punishment or consequences as some deluded fools might want to say and trying to strangle the living daylights out of the person giving the orders. For the rebel who just doesn't obey orders, I wouldn't expect anything more than a suspension or even a flat out expulsion though if the cops were called I would have to question the country's sanity in determining a legitimte threat. On the other hand, if this rebel were to also try and annihilate the target, why of course I would expect the cops to show up then! I mean, now they've evolved from the ruler breaker to the rule maker breaker. Clearly the latter is more dangerous to society. So in short, for that one rebellious student who just won't listen, who absolutely refuses to apologize, unless they physically attack the rule giver or enforcer, I wouldn't expect them to get arrested. Maybe suspended or perhaps expelled, yes but an arrest would the height of stupidity. So is this what typically happens in the event of such a rebel who doesn't take towards attacking the ruler maker or rule enforcer in Japan?

very cool video, love the idea! also, you guys are so cool!

Thanks for a very informative video and I like the random mix of languages, please keep it up ladies. /Swede

Very interesting video, thank you

Great to know the facts.. perhaps actually korean highschool drama also not the same as the reality 😂

Thus video made me WAKE UP TO REALITY

Thank you for the insight, i can go to Japan and not expect weird stuff for outstanding people. Hope you guys continue growing \^_^/

あなたたちの英語の声は全然違おと日本語の声、それはすごくかわいいだと思う

This was so wholesome definitely got a sub from me. You guys are awesome! And so cute! I hope you guys keep having amazing days a ND life full of joy and happiness! Love from America

お疲れさまでした これらの情報は役に立ちました ❤❤

They make the people have colorful hair so we can distinguish each characters easily 😊, thats what I think

All the anime that I have been watching...they're...they're all lies???? NOOOOOOOOOO! But seriously though thanks for the videos. Just found the channel, I hope you guys do more!

8:38 spoiler alert for Higehiro That actually happens in Episode 9. Sayu's best friend jumps off the rooftop of the school and that's why Sayu decided to leave Asahikawa

I went to 3 different Junior High Schools, and all 3 were very different, Periods, campus compositions, strictness, etc, etc. The HS I went to for all 4 years, had mostly nothing in common to what we see in High Schools, in movies or television here in the U.S. Having festivals would of been cool though. I played Football in HS, and I had to be in a special Football P.E. class, and all we did was run, run, run, lift, and run some more, it would of been ok, but having Football P.E in first period kinda sucked. Anyhow, the reason I mentioned the football thing, was because of the "Haikyu" volleyball club, sounded like my football experience. I would really like to see a "Hard Knocks" style documentary on how Japanese life really is in high school, and other aspects of the day to day. I say this, but I want to see from Japanese people, POV, and not a foreigners point of view.

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breaks my heart

08:00 HEARTBREAK WARNING PLEASE!?? :(((

You are so beautiful girls❤❤

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Can delinquents have dyed hair?

yukina chan 😍

Glad that real japanese high schooler dont follow rules like anime scene...

But i am shocked your schools are so strict for having piercing even if you're girl

Hate to believe it tho! But what can I say! 😭 ... You're telling all this cause you experianced it right!? But that's fine! I guess, I'll think my ideal dream Japan (Anime! Ofcourse) is the real Japan til I get to visit Japan for myself. Thanks

i am glad to not be a japanese schoolboy.

Very adorable Loving the smiles have a wonderful day stay safe stay kawaii

Nice to see you upload again!

Thanks a lot for the info!👍 Now none of the real life experiences will be weird!

Fact. Girls sailor uniforms in real life has longer skirt length about below the knee unlike in the anime the skirts are always above the knee and you could see the color of the underwear their wearing.

So many people think Japan is anime in real life. American high schools are hell though

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fun video!! hi yukina