Japanese schools are generally relatively large, and all kinds of teaching equipment are readily available. Japanese schools are lax with students and pay attention to their quality education and practical ability. The schedule is to arrive at school at 8 am and finish school at 3: 40 pm. (local time) eat lunch with the unified diet provided by the school or bring your own lunch. Students and teachers in Japan are equal. When they meet, they all bow and greet each other. Teachers call students "students". In Japan, teachers and students are just like friends, friends of previous years. In Japanese schools, their classes are usually arithmetic, handicrafts, Mandarin, physical education and so on. I have personally experienced Japanese classes. There are few classes in Japanese schools, and Japanese students are very enthusiastic. They help and greet each other like friends. They also give me everything they do, and I give them my things.