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The article analyses the main tenets of Japan’s central child-rearing and upbringing system, ikuji (育 児) — essentially a set of guidelines and recommendations on how to shape a personality that would be valued by both the society and the state. The authors give a summary of parenting principles applicable to different ages—before five, between five and fifteen, and after fifteen years of age. Drawing parallels between Japanese and Western parenting approaches, the authors conclude that ikuji, and particularly in some aspects, is uniquely effective for the Japanese society.

Japanese System of Ikuji Personality Forming: How to Raise a New Generation