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Why do Japanese students clean their own classrooms? This unique practice, known as O-soji (お掃除), is deeply rooted in Japanese school culture and teaches students discipline, respect, and responsibility. Unlike in many countries where schools rely on janitors, Japanese education incorporates daily cleaning as a way to instill community values and teamwork from a young age.

In this video, we explore the Japanese tradition of O-soji, how it shapes students' mindsets, and why this cultural practice leads to clean schools, reduced vandalism, and stronger student relationships. We also look at how this habit extends beyond school, influencing Japanese society, from clean train stations to viral moments of Japanese fans cleaning World Cup stadiums.

Would you have liked this system in your school? Drop your thoughts in the comments!

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Edited by: Muramasa
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