japanese students take college entrance exams in spring.
japanese students take college entrance exams in spring.
when do japanese students take college entrance exams?
spring
after failing the entrance exams twice and becoming a second-year "rōnin" (a high school student who did not pass the college entrance exams), his parents kick him out of his house, forcing him to move into his grandmother hinata's home in , a hot-springs village in kanagawa prefecture overlooking sagami bay. hinata's residence is a hotel called the hinata house, located at 1 hinata street; what he does not know at this time is that the hotel had been converted into a girls-only dormitory. despite an embarrassing and painful run with the residents which almost forces him to leave, he stays upon finding out that hinata has given him the title and deed to the hinata establishment. as the new landlord and manager, he must oversee and maintain the residence, a fact which upsets the girls. even though the girls think of him as a pervert, over time he wins them over with his good-natured personality and constant perseverance even under dire pressure. whereas in the anime he has a skill for drawing, particularly women, in the manga his main specialty is cooking chocolate dishes; he even boasted in the second volume that his skill can easily match that of any real chef's. one of his favorite hobbies is collecting photobooth pictures, which are, however, almost only of himself (except for two of him with naru).
keitarō urashima
during grades 9 and 12, which is usually around the age of 15 and 17, students take various exams. the current examination system is undergoing change. at grades 9 and 12 students take igts (independent government tests), which allow eleventh graders to enter university without taking separate entrance exams. in 2008 entrance exams were abolished and the igts became the standard for determining entrance eligibility. but in 2010 the system was changed again.
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