Japan: number of bullied male students by grade 2020

Bullying among male students in Japan occurred predominantly at elementary schools, which reported around 246.2 thousand physically or psychologically victimized male students in 2020. Within primary school level, bullying incidents were most common among second year elementary school students, of which over 48.6 thousand boys were identified as victims of bully behavior during the measured time period.

Number of bullied male students in Japan in 2020, by school year (in 1,000s)

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Release date

October 2021

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Region

Japan

Survey time period

2020

Special properties

academic year starting April 1 of the stated year and ending March 31 of the following year

Supplementary notes

Excluding special needs schools.
Figures reflect the number of schools that have reported at least on case in which the victim perceived an act as bullying. The source defines "bullying" as the act of a student inflicting psychological or physical harm on another student enrolled at the same school. The act of bullying can happen inside or outside of school, which includes bullying over the internet as well.

Values have been rounded.

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