Do Japanese schools value art education?

In an elementary school has an art drawing, calligraphy, music, cooking, sawing, carpenter class. In a mid-school, no more cooking and sawing. And high school doesn't have every art, you may choose one from music, drawing in public schools. read more

Japan long had village schools that taught literacy without any relation to passing the exams in order to become an official.) When Japan modernised there was a huge emphasis on studying from Western countries in order to catch up with them. 2. In the modern day: The Japanese education system is intimately tied to choices that affect one's entire life. read more

Arts education has a measurable impact on at-risk youthin deterring delinquent behavior and truancy problems while also increasing overall academic performance among those youth engaged in after school and summer arts programs targeted toward delinquency prevention. read more

A high percentage of Japanese students attend after-school workshops where they can learn more things than in their regular school classes, and some do these workshops at home or at another venue. Pre-primary education is of the utmost importance for Japan. read more