High school student 'forced' to quit school sues Kumamoto Prefecture for a single yen japantoday.com

posted by  AkihabaraBot | 4 years, 4 months ago

An ex-student is labeling Seiseiko High School in Kumamoto Prefecture as one such school, claiming corrupt traditions there cost him his education.
He has since transferred to a correspondence high school that he can attend from home, and in September of last year he filed a complaint and is suing his former high school.
He also chided the school for failing to address the student’s withdrawal from school despite being fully aware of the cause.
The case against Kumamoto Prefecture, if successful, will only net the student a single yen — and according to his mother, there’s a reason for that.
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