I went to Japan thinking it was going to be the best place ever. Boy was I wrong, everyone acted totally different then what I'm used to. I thought it was going to be all technologically advanced, everyone living with all these new gadgets that Japan makes. When infact the place I lived didn't even have high speed internet. All of this was a big shock The biggest shock came from the school system, here are few of the reasons why the school system was a big shock to me.
First off, I had to wear uniforms. Black pants, white shirt, and a black top. Before I was in Japan I went to a canadian private school, with no uniforms. This was a big change. I was uncomfortable all the time, in summer it got very hot, the teachers were very picky with your uniform. If you forget your name tag, you get a whole lot of bitching from them. It was one of the changes I hated most, but one that I
Oh man the rules. The school had so many rules it was unbelievable. Most of them couldn't be enforced either. For example there was a rule “You are not allowed to go to a restaurant without being accompanied by a parent”. Good lord, why does the school make rules that they can't even enforce? Better yet, what I do in my spare time is none of the schools business. I detested how the school tried to tell me how to live my life. This was a situation that I couldn't stand, and it drove me insane.
Last thing that really pissed me off. Meaning that I was going to going to punch a teacher in the face or just walk the hell out of the school. The situation was that I had parent teacher interview with my teacher and my mother, my mom told my teacher that I played a lot of games in my spare time. The week after the interview I forget to hand in a permission form of some sort which