Any questions for Japanese highschooler?

Yes. And also, yes. Only few but some of kids who called “tyuuni-byou（中二病）” believes they are special / chosen one / reincarnation of a fallen angel etc... And they are funny as hell

 

I don’t think so.
An era called “就職氷河期 an employment-ice age” from the 1990 through the 2000s was so bad and people who had been hunting jobs then are now in 40s. Also, 40s have the majority of “hikikomori” so I think people who failed to search jobs become “hikikomori.”

And sorry for my poor English.

 

I live in Kobe so I’m gonna introduce you nice places in Kobe.

1. Night view from Mt. Rokkō
2. Venus bridge (Mecca for lovers)
3. Akashi Kaikyō bridge (World’s longest suspension bridge)
4. Tsuruten (My best Udon & Soba restaurant) sorry I couldn’t paste the link of TripAdvisor. Please search for “Tsuruten Nishi”

And the answer for the question “where should tourists visit” is ...... I have no idea. Maybe Japanese sweets shop? Shintō shrines are also good place to visit.
Oh! I got some! Sushi restaurant. There are two types of sushi restaurants. “Conveyor belt” sushi restaurant (sushi are rolling like merry-go-round!) and normal (a bit more expensive) sushi restaurant (which we call “Not rolling sushi”)
I recommend you to go to normal (not rolling) sushi restaurant. Sushi-go-round restaurants are fun enough but normal sushi restaurants, they serve better sushi.

 

I don’t watch lots of anime so I can’t tell fully, but it’s not different all in all. (is this word correct?) Of course details are different in each school, but mostly it’s the same. For example, indoor shoes, the layout of the classroom and uniforms. Anything you want to know? Please ask.
Btw, no “hentai” or “senpai” stuffs in real school (of course!)

 

That’s “Natsu-matsuri” which means summer festival. We have Natsu-matsuri every summer mostly at Shinto shrine. About 60% of people wears yukata, and it’s so famous.

“Japan’s best 3 festivals”
1. Gion festival
2. Tenjin festival
3. Kanda festival

 

They are called “Komusō”
Read Wikipedia for details

 

No “senpai” stuffs, no love story

 

Yes
Where do you live?

 

Reading picture books written in Japanese may help you to study. Also novels are good too but it’s hard to understand if you can’t read kanji, so I think reading picture books aloud is the best way.

 

1. I think so. (I don’t know about American kids so i’m Not sure)
2. Yes. 1 out of 2.6 people took out a loan from Japan Student Services Organization.
3. 406 coupe, Land Cruiser ZX and Jeep Wrangler.
4. Mostly. But 40% of university students are living alone.