. After World War II, American occupation restructured Japan's educational system once more into six-three-three-four system. The numbers corresponds to the number of years each student has to take for elementary school, junior high, senior high, and university. The system was made coeducation throughout, and was made free for the first nine years.
             Japan's educational system did not borrow everything from other countries. There were some significant differences that were very progressive. Instead of involving religion in early education like t
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