No, there are cram schools. Japanese cram schools have gone overseas and taken root in the United States, Canada and Mexico, attracting these western parents more and more. Non-Asian parents in the United States are increasingly choosing Asian-style tutorial schools such as Kumon or Eye Level Learning in South Korea, because they want to send their children to their dream junior and senior high schools.

In 20 18, the number of registered students in Kumon in the United States exceeded 300,000 per month, and this statistic may be repeated, because some parents have reported multiple subjects to their children according to the selected subjects. But there is no doubt that this is also a huge increase.

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Students usually complete one course after another by self-study and teachers, regardless of grade. Kengo Kuma, the founder of the company, is a high school math teacher. He once made a math workbook for his son Takeshi and developed it into a tutorial school with global influence.

Kumon has grown to 50 countries and regions, and there are 1520 learning centers in the United States, making the United States the second largest market after Japan. Tian, president of Kumon North America, said in an interview: "Japanese companies often export automobiles or electronic products, but rarely export software. Unlike us, we don't have any stock. All you need is a pencil and a piece of paper.