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For decades, being a student in Tokyo meant you had to look a certain way. But dress code rules that dictated hair color and even underwear in public schools will now be abolished. 
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Enrollment of women at the University of Tokyo has remained about 20 percent for years, an imbalance that extends across many top Japanese colleges.
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Juntendo University is the latest school to admit it made entrance interviews harder for women to pass, saying it was because females were more mature and had a natural advantage against young male applicants who needed to be rescued.
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The Ministry of Education is on a mission to save the country's economy—and the effort could be a boon for kids’ mental health, too.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has asked all primary, middle and high schools to remain closed until late March.
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Dark clouds hang over the future of Japanese universities due to the government's failure to recognize the importance of education and research.
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When Hiroko discovered she may have failed her medical university entrance process in Japan just because she was a woman, her disappointment turned into anger. Since then, the scandal in the country has snowballed.
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The country’s government makes sure areas with low income levels and property values get good teachers too.
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