After the 80s, he studied as a Japanese artist in Hori High School

There's a lot of it.,A lot of the J family graduated in Horikoshi.,For example, Tomo,P and the like.。

And Masami, ayu many, many more.

Ayumi Hamasaki = =

I only know this one.

Hawkers,A bunch of J family,P,Tomato,Run,Koki.。

Grandpa likes to send people to Horikoshi.

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If the family conditions are very, very, very good, it is the kind that is very powerful and rich.

It's almost okay to bribe the principal.

LZ wants to be in the same school as 71yuto32,,, I also want to be just a dream.

If I'm a child of the speaker of Japan's house, I'm in a very good condition, and I'm sure I'll ask someone to get it in for me.

Have you seen the list of members of their class Don't say 32yuto71 these three babies Don't say Shenmu dd Shida mm

Like Kawashima mm, I've also acted in a lot of dramas.,,The conditions themselves are super good.。。 I think that if you want to get into Horikoshi's art class, you have to at least mix in the entertainment industry for a few years and then get mixed up so-so.

Besides, Japanese stars debuted early, and there are not many people who have only started struggling in high school, and it is difficult to mix up.

There are only about a dozen people in an art class (their graduation photos are like this) are generally stars from various companies reading, how do you get in?

Besides, their course schedules are reasonably allocated according to their working hours, which is different from ordinary people

Do you think you can get it?

Of course, money is also a big issue that needs to be carefully considered.

Let's correct it first.,It's the more Hori (ku) is not the more (jue),The art class must be an artist from the affiliated office to study.,And Horikoshi is very difficult to get into.,You may not be able to afford to read if you get in.,Horikoshi's tuition is not generally expensive.。

Yes, it's a school built specifically for celebrities, because celebrities can't go to school normally because they have a schedule.

How do you think about going to Horiko?

In fact, it is an ordinary private high school.

It's just that the attendance system of this school is relatively loose, and many children with acting tasks are willing to go there to study.

Over time, it became a star high school.

Well, there's a star school pull.

Yama and Koike are of the same year.

I wonder if it's a place specifically for celebrities to read, can ordinary people go to read?

There's a lot of that!

Tomohisa Yamashita (there are many artists in the J family)!

And Koike Tetsuhei too!!

I guess it works! It's unlikely that a school only accepts a dozen students a year!

J family general draft will stipulate the age, and then when the trainee is selected from time to time to select a few people to debut, generally when entering the j family, the children are only 10-15 years old, as for when to debut, it depends on luck, Japan's model of cultivating stars is similar to South Korea, the typical bar is South Korea's DSP and company, all rely on the draft-trainee--debut, generally Japan debuts earlier, just 13-14 years old debut, so the high school age is when they start to become popular, So I think that many celebrities are high school students, of course, there are also child stars, South Korea is lucky, 15-17 years old, such as Xing's Kevin, TVXQ's Max, Japan's YA3 and Future MM, generally work while studying, it's very hard. There are several schools in Japanese middle schools that require entertainers to attend.

There are schools in Japan that specialize in entertainers.

For example, Horikoshi.

Yama p Dou Zhen U-kun: They are all classmates from that high school, and they are classmates from the same period, but Akasai is not from that high school.

It's called Johnny'S things p fight true akasai all belong to this.

Because artists have many activities, they are completely different from the daily life of ordinary people. will also drop out of school because work affects learning, and many artists can't work and study at the same time. For this reason, many schools do not admit artists, and there are very few high schools in Japan that recruit artists, the most famous of which is Horikoka High School in Tokyo.

The J family headquarters is in Tokyo, and there are many small JrThey all went to Tokyo to train, so they chose to study in Tokyo, and of course Horigaka High School is the choice of many people.

Art High School! Of course, the chances of becoming an artist after graduation are much greater

It's like the Huagang Art School in Taiwan. Rainie Yang graduated there

It's because I'm studying in an art school or something like a place that cultivates "artists", so the chances of becoming famous have dropped dramatically.

They're all high school students!

Of course, it's not just for anyone who wants to go. In the culture class, you can say that I was admitted. For the arts, if you want to go in, people have to see if you have talent.

It's like our Chinese drama here, Beiying, ** so easy to get into. Also, their tuition fees are really expensive. I saw the price list of their tuition and fees in the magazine, and I forgot how much it was, but it was very expensive.

Horigo is very strict....Most of the people who went in were wealthy families and entertainers....Their tuition fees are extremely high and unacceptable to the average family....

Haruka Ayase, Masami Nagasawa, Miku Shida, Kyoko Fukada, Erika Toda, Ai Otsuka Alumni of this school Really strong.

It's just that there is an artist class, and very celebrities are all going to school there, and so is Sunrise College.

It's easy to find, and I'll know when I go and inquire.

The cradle of artists.

It's a specialized artist school.

Just look at the encyclopedia.