Early childhood education in Japan, Europe and America has some remarkable characteristics. This paper will compare these characteristics to help readers better understand preschool education in different countries.

Pay attention to discipline and etiquette

Early childhood education in Japan emphasizes discipline and etiquette, and students are taught to abide by rules and respect authority.

High standard academic education

Early childhood education in Japan pays attention to academic work, including early mathematics and reading education.

Sociality and team spirit

Japanese education emphasizes the importance of sociality and teamwork, and cultivates students' collective consciousness.

Emphasize creativity and personality development

Early childhood education in Europe and America pays more attention to stimulating children's creativity and personality development, and encourages children to pursue their own interests and talents.

Parent-child participation

Education in Europe and America usually encourages parents to actively participate in their children's education and emphasizes home-school cooperation.

Multicultural education

Education systems in Europe and America are usually more diversified, multicultural and inclusive.