What are the conditions for Japanese children to attend primary school?

These conditions are required: 1, students who have graduated from junior high school or are studying in high school (some Japanese high schools require that students who have graduated from junior high school must be studying in high school or have been admitted to high school) go to Japan to study in high school, and students who have graduated from primary school or are studying in junior high school go to Japan to study in junior high school;

2. Proof that you have studied Japanese for more than one year (you need to provide your permanent residence: the place where you studied or the place where you registered after graduation);

My Japanese level is quite high, so I can have classes with Japanese students well. Or you can directly ask Beijing Xuegu for help.

4. If there is no Japanese permanent visa, few schools will accept it, so it is generally a long-term visa to Japan, and then consider giving children a primary school. In that case, the child will not have a student visa, only a permanent resident visa.