FujimiSchool Introduction
School History
| May | 1940 | Yamazaki Gakuen founded (Taneji Yamazaki as Chairman and Kanichiro Fukai as Principal) |
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| April | 1947 | Fujimi Junior High School opened after an educational reform in Japan |
| March | 1948 | Fujimi High School established |
| May | 1983 | Yamazaki Memorial Auditorium completed |
| November | 1990 | 50th Anniversary Memorial Hall completed |
| May | 2015 | West Building (for special classes) and artificial turf field completed |
| February | 2017 | Main building completed |
| July | 2018 | Learning Hub (the library) completed |
| November | 2018 | All new school buildings completed to commemorate the school’s 80th anniversary |
School Overview
Students
1,500Total (about 250 per grade)
Founded
1940(85th anniversary in 2025)
Classes
6 per grade
Program
6-year combined junior and senior high school curriculum
Alumni Career Status
New Initiatives
Inquiry-based Learning, Finance, and the Arts !
Inquiry-based LearningExplore the Future of Food and Farming
“See the world through a single grain of rice”
Through hands-on learning, students experience the effort it takes to produce just one grain of rice. This helps them think deeply about food choices and healthy lifestyles from the perspective of a consumer. The initiative values local connections and explores the unique theme of “urban farming in Tokyo.” By learning about food and agriculture through the lens of the SDGs, students deepen their understanding of social issues and grow into people who can help build a more sustainable world.
FinanceConnect with the World and Shape Our Society
“Manage money for yourself and others”
Students have many opportunities to learn how the economy and financial systems support society. By taking part in hands-on activities like stock market simulations and crowdfunding, they begin to see social issues as personal concerns and think about how they can help solve them. They also learn how to use money wisely and responsibly, becoming more independent and globally aware as they prepare to shape the future.
ArtsSharpen the Senses and Enrich the Mind
“Experience the real thing to inspire new creations”
Walk through the hallways and you’ll see sculptures. Climb the stairs and you’ll find paintings. Art is everywhere on campus, blended into daily life. Students can appreciate various paintings from the school’s collection and even create their own, exploring the wide range of expression rooted in Japanese tradition. They also get hands-on experiences with traditional performing arts such as shamisen, koto, kyogen, and gagaku, helping them truly feel the richness of Japanese culture.
Access
※Please enter through the main gate when coming to school.
