1.Learning Opportunities in Japan

2-1.Schools, Students, Teachers and Non-teaching Staff

2-2.Schools, Students, Teachers and Non-teaching Staff(continued)

3.Schools, 1950 to 1989

4.Students, 1950 to 1989

5.Full-time Teachers, 1950 to 1989

6.New Entrants, 1950 to 1989

7.New Graduates. 1950 to l989

8.Enrollment ana Advancement Rates, 1950 to 1989

9.Percentage of New Graduates Entering Emplyoment, 1950 to 1989

10-1.First Destination of New Graduates (Lower Secondary School and Upper Secondary School)

10-2.First Destination of New Graduates(Higher Education)

11.Social Education Facilities and Users

12.Physical Education and Sports Facilities

13.Users of Phvsical Education and Sports Facilities

14.Students in the University of the Air and Correspondence Courses of Higher Education

15.Extension Courses Provided bp Universities, Colleges of Technology and Upper Secondary Schools

16.Physical Development of Students

17.Physical Fitness of Students

18.Athletic Ability of Students

19.Boards of Education

20.Members of Boards of Education

21.Superintendent and Full-time Staff of Boards of Education

22.Research Institutions and Researchers

23.Expenditure on Research

24.Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research by the Ministry of Education,Science and Culture

25.Japanese Children Returned from Abroad

26.Japanese Children Residing Abroad and Educational Institutions for Them

27.Transition in the Number of Foreign Students

28.Foreign Students by Region of Origin. School Level and Field of Study

29.Public Expenditure on Education

30.School Education Expenditure

31.Annual Household Expenditure on Education per Student(1987)

32.Annual Average Income and Expenditure of University Students(1986)

33.Cultural Properties Designated by the National Government

34.Budget of the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture

35.Local Government Expenditure on Education