There is something famous about every country and which is discussed in other countries as well. Similarly, Japanese school girls are talked about outside Japan as well. There are many articles on the internet about Japanese school girls, in which their short skirts have been talked about. Whenever short skirts are discussed in school, Japan is definitely mentioned in it. Actually, it is said that in Japanese schools, girls wear more short skirts than normal. Many facts are also told about these short skirts, out of which many facts are also wrong.
In such a situation, let us know what is the story of the skirts of Japanese school girls and what is the truth of Japan. Along with this, we will tell you what is called for the clothes of Japanese school girls and what kind of facts are shared on social media.
What is said about the skirts of school girls?
If we talk about schools in Japan, then in some reports it is said that there the length of the skirt of the girls’ uniform is decided on the basis of the class. As the class increases, accordingly the size of the skirt of the girls also decreases. Apart from this, it has been said in many reports that in some schools they are asked to wear short skirts. Apart from this, it is told in some reports that there is no rule regarding the skirt, nor is it that only in Japan school girls wear short skirts.
What is the truth?
Actually, it is true that school girls wear short skirts in Japan, but there is some pressure or rules behind it. Also, it is not that it is like this everywhere, while in some schools girls or some girls follow it. Let us tell you that the school uniform in Japan is called Seifuku and it includes a skirt and the students get their fitting done. It is believed that the culture of wearing short skirts originated in the 90s because of the famous Japanese pop star Nami Amuro. First people adopted it in normal clothes and then this trend got included in school dress also.
However, there is no rule regarding short skirts and school girls do so on their own accord. There is no class wise rule here. At the same time, many schools have also issued an advisory to have knee-length skirts, but it is said that students fold them from above and reduce the height of the skirt.
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