But even within that social context, many people were startled to find that some schools in Tokyo go so far as to dictate what color of underwear pupils have to wear. Atsuko Kaizu, a municipal assembly member representing Tokyo’s Bunkyo Ward, recently spoke out against an unnamed junior high school in the district. In the school’s student handbook, under the section describing acceptable attire, Kaizu found the following passage:

Oh then again never has my sister been asked to prove her daughters hairs are all natural colour and curl. As we’ve discussed before, Japanese school dress codes can be extremely thorough. Not only are most students required to wear uniforms, some schools even go so far as to regulate which bags they’re allowed to carry their books in and which brand of shoes they’re allowed to wear during gym class. Out of 238 schools examined, 138, or 58 percent, have white underwear listed as a mandatory part of the dress code. However, that number may be dropping in the near future, as the board thinks this is cause for concern, and believes that by maintaining such policies schools may be leaving themselves open to complaints of violating students’ rights.

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