Japanese government spending on tertiary education, such as universities, is only 54 percent of the average among member countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, ...

Professor Yuki Honda, a sociologist at University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of Education, is concerned about the rise of state-sponsored authoritarianism within Japan’s compulsory education system.

In Japan, funding for education is largely considered the responsibility of the family. This viewpoint was established by the revision of the Fundamental Law of Education during the Abe administration ...

School absences in Japan have hit a record high. An education ministry survey released on October 29 showed that over 350,000 elementary and junior high students were chronically absent during the ...

Japan academic cooperation and student mobility, O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) today announced the launch of five new Short-Term Study Abroad Programmes (ST-SAPs) across leading Japanese ...

Five people dispatched from Japan to assist in Japanese language education in India gathered in New Delhi on Monday for a six-month program aimed at enhancing cultural exchanges between the two ...

Efforts to teach young children about sexuality are becoming more prevalent in Japan, as educators and local governments turn ...