The educational system in Japan is quite excellent. Japanese high-schoolers reading scores ranked third among 81 countries in the Program for International Student Assessment survey for 2022. The survey has been performed to assess how much 15-year-old students obtained knowledge and skills through their compulsory education. In general, reading comprehension is strongly connected to that of mathematics. Also, people can only understand human studies correctly through reading comprehension. Japanese education prioritizes developing the ability to think rather than rote memorization.

Japanese school curricula are putting efforts into logical reading and writing to develop thinking skills. I've often seen that high school graduates from countries with high reading comprehension are superior to university graduates from countries with low reading comprehension. The latter need help understanding directions. Also, compulsory Japanese education shows students that what they learn is connected to their daily lives. Nevertheless, some Japanese people complain that the curricula should be practical. They are wrong. They can't apply what they learned to their future lives. However, the problem is that Japanese education is biased and learning is too progressive.

That's right. For example, people who want abilities to type fast and create websites should learn in vocational schools, not compulsory education or universities. Liberal arts and literacy should be significant. Japanese students are excellent, as far as I've seen. The problem is that Japanese education teaches only evolution. Creationism must be scientific. People often judge a matter based on whether it has scientific evidence. In the name of science, there are events in violence that have been justified in history. Even in the modern world, such a thing might have happened during the pandemic. Science needs ethics.