By YOKO HANI
Staff writer
Japan's universities are at a crossroad. The notion has been voiced in some quarters for many years, but now -- by common consent -- the fact of the matter is impossible either to deny or to ignore.
This is the beginning of a series of articles that should be interesting. I will link to them in future. This article does outline some of the points facing secondary education in Japan, but how the universities deal with them will have an impact throughout the system. Which includes schools like JOY.
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