Most middle schools in Japan have uniform uniforms. Japanese school uniforms are not only a symbol of schools, but also a symbol of students' fashion. Many female students still like to wear school uniforms in groups after graduation, which shows their love for school uniforms.

Similar to Britain, the average winter temperature in Japan is about 5 degrees Celsius. This relatively warm climate ensures that Japanese female students can wear dresses all year round without feeling cold or uncomfortable.

Fashion design is the advantage of Japanese school uniforms.

Japanese middle schools require students to wear school uniforms while in school, while physical education class needs to change into gymnastics clothes that are convenient for exercise, and some schools require gymnasiums to wear gymnastics shoes.

The success of Japanese school uniforms lies in the style design: boys' school uniforms are masculine and handsome, and girls' school uniforms are elegant and lovely, which has helped Japanese middle school students to establish a healthy gender consciousness to a great extent. At the same time, Japanese school uniform design has a strong sense of keeping pace with the times, and can constantly absorb fashion elements to improve school uniforms with the changes of fashion. This design has effectively improved the aesthetic level of a new generation of young people in Japan, and it is also in line with students' positive modern consciousness.

With the continuous development of society, the uniforms of Rimu middle school students have gradually absorbed popular elements in design and become more fashionable. For example, girls' winter school uniforms will be equipped with a uniform sweater or coat, and the lower body will be short skirts regardless of winter and summer knees.

In recent years, school uniforms have become unique clothes for Japanese girls. Many Japanese girls still choose to wear school uniforms on weekends and after school, or wear clothes that look like school uniforms. Some girls wear school uniforms, even though their school has no dress code. A store in Tokyo, which is famous for selling all kinds of fashionable daily necessities for young people, quickly seized this trend and began to sell all kinds of ribbons suitable for school uniforms, with great benefits.