1. Shanghai Japanese School: This school was established to meet the educational needs of Japanese families working in Shanghai. The school provides full-time education from kindergarten to high school, adopts Japanese education system and curriculum, and provides a localized educational environment for Japanese students in Shanghai.

2. Shanghai Japanese School: This school focuses on providing Japanese education and providing quality teaching services for students and working people who want to improve their Japanese ability. The school has an experienced team of teachers, offering Japanese courses from elementary to advanced, as well as remedial classes for studying in Japan.

3. Shanghai Japan Second Polytechnic University: This is a school that provides vocational education and training, focusing on providing high-quality graduates for Japanese enterprises. The school offers a variety of professional courses, including mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, business and so on, aiming at cultivating students' professional skills and practical ability.

These Japanese schools are usually funded by the Japanese government or enterprises to provide a Japanese-style educational environment to meet the educational needs of Japanese families and students living overseas. They not only provide high-quality educational resources, but also play an active role in promoting the exchange and integration of Japanese and local cultures.

These schools usually adopt the Japanese education system and curriculum, focusing on cultivating students' comprehensive quality and creativity, as well as students' personality development and practical ability. In addition, these Japanese schools have contributed to the local economic and cultural development and promoted cultural exchanges and mutual understanding between different countries.

Japanese school education culture;

1. educational philosophy: Japanese school education pays attention to cultivating students' comprehensive quality and all-round development. School education not only pays attention to the mastery of students' knowledge, but also pays attention to the cultivation of students' thinking ability, practical ability and teamwork ability.

2. Curriculum: The curriculum of Japanese schools is very rich, including traditional subjects such as mathematics, Chinese, physics and chemistry, as well as sociology, history, geography, music and fine arts. These subjects are designed to help students understand the society and the world, and cultivate their cultural literacy and aesthetic ability.

3. Teaching methods: Japanese schools pay attention to heuristic teaching and scenario simulation. Teachers usually guide students to think and solve problems by themselves, instead of giving answers directly. At the same time, teachers will also help students better understand and master knowledge through scenario simulation.

4. Moral education: Japanese schools attach great importance to moral education, aiming at cultivating students' moral concepts and civic awareness. The school will cultivate students' moral quality and sense of social responsibility through course explanation, social practice and voluntary service.

5. School management: The school management of Japanese schools is very strict, focusing on students' code of conduct and discipline. The school will formulate various rules and regulations that students are required to abide by to ensure the education and teaching order of the school.