日本為啥沒有學區房？教育資源均衡，教師三年輪換一次，學生沒有戶籍制。

In the beginning I told him that Japan doesn't have the education law. My friend didn't believe me after hearing that, and said that I was fooling him. Today I will use this video to tell you why Japan doesn't have the education law. There are two main reasons. The first reason is the Japanese education system. Because Japan implements close-to-school education. Now what you see in the video is a primary school in Japan. There is a middle school less than 1,000 meters away from the line. At the same time, Japan also stipulates that whether it is a city school or a rural school, the educational resources must be the same. Whether it is basic facilities or private forces, such as libraries, sports fields and sports equipment, there are also private positions. Each school must be the same. At the same time, Japan also implements a cycle system. Whether it is a teacher or a principal, the time of about three years needs to be mobilized uniformly. The purpose of doing this is to ensure the balance of educational resources. The second reason is that there are no household registration restrictions. Because Japan does not have a rural household registration system or a certain regional household registration system. They only have an ID card similar to our ID card. There are some basic personal information on it. The only difference is that their destination can be changed at will. Let me give you a simple example. A person living in Aichi Prefecture needs to go to Tokyo for family reasons or work reasons. He doesn't need any ID, just need to buy a ticket or drive to Tokyo. After arriving in Tokyo, he needs to go to his local school and fill in a detailed address. It takes about 20 minutes. Then he can take this new address and go to any school in his area to enroll his child. And every school in this area must accept this child. At the same time, the treatment is the same as that of other children. There is no transfer fee or tuition fee. That's why I said that Japan does not have a school system. Because Japan does not have the conditions to form a school district housing. Like our country, there is no so-called school district housing. No one is allowed to raise the price of school district housing. But... But I can't say but. Otherwise, I can't post this video. That's all for today's video. Thank you for watching.