Analysis of Compulsory Education Integration in Response to Declining School-Age Population: Focusing on Japan’s Compulsory Education Schools

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This research aims to analyze the background and contents of Japan's compulsory education schools in response to declining school-age populations, deriving implications for Korea.
Examined regional population decline trends and age structure changes in Japan.
Analyzed the impact of school closures on local communities and education.
Investigated legislative reforms related to compulsory education integration.
Identified that declining school-age populations weaken community structures, leading to school consolidations.
Found that compulsory education schools affect local residents' economy, education, and culture.
Noted the increase in public compulsory education schools due to legislative reforms since 2000.

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Analysis identifies impacts of Japan's declining school-age population on educational structures and communities, suggesting implications for Korea.

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YongMin Kim (2026) studied this question.

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