There are 137 Japanese schools in China.

The list of Japanese schools in China is as follows:

There are more than one Japanese school in Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Suzhou, Shanghai, Dalian, Qingdao, Tianjin and Hangzhou.

Many people have to live abroad for many years because of their jobs. For families with children, children's education is a troublesome problem. If children are placed in the motherland without parents around to take care of them, it is difficult for them to grow up healthily and happily. If you bring it, it will be a problem to go to school again.

Although the Japanese are not the countries with the largest number of immigrants and migrant workers in the world, the total number of people living and working abroad has reached more than 654.38+00000. In order to solve the problem of education for the children of overseas workers, Japan has established about 100 Japanese schools in many countries around the world, including 35 in China.

Most of the 35 Japanese schools in China are located in first-and second-tier cities, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Suzhou. There is more than one Japanese school in some cities.

Among them, the Japanese school in Shanghai is the largest Japanese school in China, including educational institutions from primary school to junior high school. It is divided into two campuses, located in Hongqiao and Pudong respectively, with a total of 4000 students. It is said that this Japanese school is bigger than many schools in Japan.

In China, the teaching of Japanese schools is not managed by the education department of China, but is directly under the jurisdiction of its embassy in China.

Japanese schools are fully enclosed. In some cities, schools are usually surrounded by high walls with barbed fences and barbed wire. It is said that there is electricity on the barbed wire. This has not been confirmed by the authoritative department. I wonder if it's true. I don't think so.

On the wall of the yard, there is a camera at intervals, which can be said to be quite strict. Japanese schools, outsiders are not allowed to enter, only Japanese students and faculty can enter. In short, it gives people a mysterious feeling and looks like a prison.

The teachers in the school are all Japanese teachers sent by Japan, and only Japanese students are recruited. Its textbooks and courses are exactly the same as those in Japan. It's just that teachers and students are all Japanese, even chefs, drivers, cleaning office workers and so on. They are all Japanese and not recruited from abroad.

Over the years, few people have been able to go in and learn what they are teaching and doing there. We can't get in, but they can run out and walk around. Japanese people look like China people walking in the street, and many people can speak Chinese. If they don't speak Japanese, it is usually difficult to tell that they are Japanese.