Jason
2017
Emphasis on standardized tests, fading novelty, lack of motivation, and increasingly regimented school structures contribute to a decline in engagement as kids progress through school.
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: There is no actress, director, or producer by this name associated with JUC-022. The director of this film is uncredited in most public databases, but the scriptwriter is listed under the pseudonym “Ryuji Yamakawa.” “Maru” is sometimes a nickname (e.g., Maruko), but in this case, it is likely a keyboard slip—perhaps the user meant “Maruyama” (a common surname) or “Yamamoto Maru” (a ship name). Correct information: The sole star is Yukari Takei. A male actor listed as “Takuya Sugita” (also a pseudonym) plays the son.
