The purpose of this study was to investigate education of science in Japan in preparation for the post-corona era. First, we searched for characteristics of the new national curriculum of Japan to be applied to elementary and secondary schools promulgated in 2017 and 2018. The three pillars students must have are presented. It also emphasized the curriculum open to society outside of school. And curriculum management was implemented from a cross-curricular perspective. Due to the pandemic caused by COVID-19, implementation of the Giga-School initiative has been accelerated. Subsequently, the Japan Educational Rehabilitation Committee (教育再生実行会議) announced principles for learning for overcoming the Covid-19 crisis through its 12th recommendation. The subject of education should be placed on the learner, a new learning attempt using ICT education etc., and a national curriculum corresponding to this was established. Finally, the case of Demae-Jugyo(出前授業) as a new educational format that was performed in Japan, was introduced. It was a new type of education jointly conducted by high-tech science and technology companies and front-line schools. Vocational education could be practiced at schools, and high-tech companies were seen as both a way to increase social value through increased technical skill levels and to create closer ties between industry and academia.