Strict Japanese School Rules

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After watching that what's the strictest school rules that you have/had? And comparing it to Japanese is it much better or worse?

[kpopisnotmylife]

I think my strictiest one is no chewing gum allowed. But like why? 

[HARAM]

it's not very different from turkey school rules tbh

[RETIRED WAIFU]

I think my strictiest one is no chewing gum allowed. But like why? 

People stick it underneath desks or spit it out on the floor, and that's just nasty. 

[VICI]

i didnt know boys werent allowed to wear shorts just to hide leg hair. that was the only weird thing to me

[sakurahanabira]

I'm already familiar with Japanese school rules after reading this and this. School rules in East Asia seem to be strict in general. The rules at my high school and middle school are pretty lax compared to Japan's. We had some strict rules like no spaghetti tops or super short shorts/skirts for girls, no sagging pants for boys, no smoking, and no cell phone use during school except during lunch/breaks, but that's it. 

[Dovah Bitch]

No shorts in college?? Wow I don't know what the frat boys where I went to college would have done... They wore shorts even in the winter with snow on the ground 

[Messy Oppa]

No beards, no shorts? 

I never had any dress code. Only rules like no phone, no smoking... the basics

[blank_stare]

I think my strictiest one is no chewing gum allowed. But like why? 

 

I get why chewing gum isn't allowed. 

[☆Lili]

Nah, the "strictest" rule is probably the fact that we have to change into indoor shoes/slippers

It was a must in elementary, but not so much in high school lol. The only time we do so is when its rumored that the deputy is checking about it, but even so rarely anyone cares (besides freshmen), if you get busted she'll only tell the class teacher and the class teacher could care less 

[kpopisnotmylife]

I get why chewing gum isn't allowed. 

I meant why as in why is it the strictest rule they could've come up with

[blank_stare]

I meant why as in why is it the strictest rule they could've come up with

 

It's unhygienic. Would you want to touch a desk or a chair that has gum stuck on it? They're also very hard to clean.

[Rapmon's Ahjussi Husband]

The uniform rule was strict af, if you didn't had everything in order you couldn't access the school, but inside we were savages in uniform so

[delirium]

No laughing you can guess what I did when they told me that 

[Fatalite]

We weren't allowed to wear any solid red or solid blue clothes at my high school. No spaghetti straps, no shorts or skirts above our fingertips, no hats or beanies, no sports logos, etc

[8ternity]

I think my strictiest one is no chewing gum allowed. But like why?

That's banned in my country lol

[Kstarnet]

For my high school back then, we have to wear school uniforms and socks which labeled my school name and cost 4 bucks.

 

For boys, they are not allowed to have long hair and bald.

 

P.S, I get the long hair but the bald one just

[Sully]

Some of these I knew about, but the guys talking about the college rules is surprising! No leg hair, no shorts! What?! It's college for crying out loud. Also surprised about the not allowed to be a celebrity, and that you can't wear a high ponytail or bun. 

 

My college had no rules on what to wear, as long as you weren't naked they didn't care. And the strictest rules they had in my high school was skirts/shorts couldn't be shorter than your fingertips, no thin strap tops, no strapless tops, no mid-drift being shown, no cleavage, no unnatural hair colors, and no piercings that weren't on the ears. 

[ariasaven]

We mostly had the same rules in the schools I've been to. Except the bright jackets part though I understand it'd be annoying if someone shows up with a neon green jacket lol Oh and we had to wear white socks instead.

So same rules as us but here, they're more relaxed.

[pinecone]

my middle school had dark spots on the concrete from dirty gum