Hello, everyone!

Spring has arrived, and many international students have completed their graduation ceremonies and are preparing for a new chapter in their lives. Today, let’s take a look at graduation ceremonies in Japan!

In Japan, graduation is a significant milestone that marks the end of one’s studies and the transition to the next stage, whether it be further education or entering the workforce. Most schools hold their graduation ceremonies between early and mid-March.

Elementary, junior high, and high school students typically wear uniforms for the ceremony, while university students may wear suits or traditional kimono.

Did you have a memorable graduation ceremony? If you’re interested in learning more about Japanese graduation customs and etiquette, check out the article below!

Complete Guide to Graduation Ceremony Basics and Etiquette⇒

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