Interestingly, because of the strict rules on school uniforms which arguably dissuades from originality, cute stationery and bag accessories are very popular among students to express themselves and their interests.Ī post shared by くろまめ🐾 on at 10:59pm PDT The extravagant hairstyles and colors you may stop in anime shows, then, don’t reflect real life at all and are simply up to the creativity of the artist! It is strictly forbidden in Japanese schools to wear nail polish, too much makeup, clothes that don’t adhere to the school uniform, or to even dye their hair (unless it’s black or dark brown). The boys wear casual t-shirts underneath their sleeved shirts.
Students are usually allowed to remove their jackets during the hotter summer months and just wear white short-sleeved shirts. In contrast, the boys wear high-collared jackets with golden buttons, which are called “gakurans”. The main features of the sailor style have sailor-like collars and ribbons on the chest for girls. Sometimes, girls are required to wear only the ribbons. Neckties are worn around the necks which are applied to both genders. The blazer style involves white, long-sleeved shirts that are essential for boys and girls, followed by black blazers.
There are some other variations available, but in short, the most common types are the blazer and sailor. In order to understand the reality of Japanese schools better, here are a few of the rules that the students must follow in most schools in Japan. Some high school students also engage in school club activities or English conversation schools to give their resume an edge or extra help with their English exams.
High school students, in particular, are preparing for the difficult university entrance exam, which requires a lot of extra studies. Most of their time is spent on academic studies, and they have limited time for entertainment that isn’t immediately associated with their studies. Unfortunately, real Japanese schools are much more strict and many students do not have as much time as you may think for cliques and other things similar to what you might see in anime shows. In anime, you might see students hanging out with their friends, eating snacks, and chatting in their classrooms. Junior high school in Japan starts at around age 13 and students enter high school at 15 or 16. But how does high school life in anime reflect real life Japanese education? Many anime shows feature high school students with scenes taking place inside their school. Many protagonists in anime shows are high school students and therefore some scenes take place in their place of education with fellow students.Īnime shows about schools showcase events such as having fun and chatting in the classroom, attending school clubs several times a year, doing daily chores, and spending time with friends in quiet parts of the school. One example of real life that you can see in anime is high school. Even in worlds that are not meant to be realistic, we see examples of real-life features, as these of course provided the inspiration. Although anime comes in a huge variety of genres from drama to science-fiction to horror to fantasy, many ideas are inspired from the real world. Popular anime shows are subtitled or dubbed into other languages soe examples of world-famous anime would be Sailor Moon and Pokemon. Anime, which derives from the English word “animation”, is a Japanese cartoon typically in an easily recognizable style that differs from western cartoons.
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