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Most Japanese schools don't hire janitors because students and teachers clean the school themselves as a tradition called o-soji.

This practice is meant to instill values like responsibility, respect for shared spaces, and teamwork in students, and it typically involves a 15- to 20-minute cleaning period each day.

Students and teachers participate in the cleaning process, which includes classrooms, hallways, and bathrooms.

Cleaning usually happens for about 15 to 20 minutes at the end of the school day.

Students are divided into groups and assigned specific areas to clean using brooms, cloths, and vacuums.

The tradition teaches important life lessons beyond academics, such as:
Responsibility for their own environment
Respect for shared spaces and equality among students
Teamwork and cooperation
Pride in their school

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