British Hills 2025
On 8 January, 2026 by SasakiAnother winter season has arrived, which means another group of students spent part of their winter holidays at British Hills in Fukushima Prefecture. In the lead-up to the trip, the weather forecast said it would be cold but sunny, with temperatures staying above freezing. Even the day before departure, there was only a slight indication
Collaboration Agreement with Surugadai University
On 24 December, 2025 by SasakiOn December 18, 2025, Yamamura International High School signed a high school-university collaboration agreement with Surugadai University. Surugadai University opened in 1987 as a university with a Faculty of Law, Department of Law, and currently houses the Faculty of Law, Faculty of Economics and Management, Faculty of Media and Information Studies, Faculty of Sport Science,
Evacuation Drill Conducted
On 11 December, 2025 by SasakiOn Thursday, December 4th, Yamamura International High School held a disaster prevention drill. Despite the cold wind, the drill was based on the scenario of a magnitude 6+ earthquake occurring during class. Without panicking, all the students calmly followed the designated evacuation routes and evacuated to their designated locations, successfully confirming the procedures.
Dance Club- 48th Class Retirement Performance
On 18 September, 2025 by SasakiThe 48th class of the Yamamura International High School Dance Club will be holding their final performance at Sakado City Cultural Hall on Friday, September 26th. [Date & Time] Friday, September 26th, Doors Open 5:30 PM, Performance Begins 6:15 PM [Reservations] https://forms.gle/H1r3FtZSJNiEX7WT9 We look forward to seeing you there!
Partnership signing ceremony held with Shobi University
On 9 September, 2025 by SasakiShobi University (Chairman and President Nagayama Yoshihisa: second from the right in the front row in the photo) and Yamamura International High School (Principal Nakayama Tatsuro: third from the right in the front row in the photo) signed an agreement on high school-university collaboration on Wednesday, August 27, 2025. Guided by its founding spirit of
Perth, Australia 2025
On 8 September, 2025 by SasakiEleven of our most adventurous students traveled to Perth, Australia on our annual English language training trip from August 17th to August 27th. While on a homestay program, students attended Canning College, a public high school with a diverse student body from all parts of the world. Canning College embraces an international atmosphere and university-style
Cultural Festival Information
On 1 September, 2025 by SasakiOur school cultural festival, “Shido Festival,” will be held on September 13th and 14th from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Admission is free! Enjoy booths by various groups, mini-stage performances, live music, and a performance in the gymnasium. For more details, please see the “Shido Festival” page. ←Click to jump. (Japanese Only) The Cooking Club
Guidance on creating attractions for the school festival!
On 4 August, 2025 by SasakiOn Thursday, July 10th, Mr. Shibanuma from the University of Technology, with which we have a high school-university partnership agreement, gave us online guidance on creating attractions for the school festival. Representatives from each class gathered to discuss any questions or concerns they had about future preparations. He taught us about the materials needed to
High School-University Collaboration Program: Toyo University Faculty of Information Studies Tour
On 4 August, 2025 by SasakiOn July 19th, we held a university tour of Toyo University’s Faculty of Informatics, with which we have a high school-university collaboration agreement. This time, we also had a class taught by Professor Chieko Kato, Dean of the Faculty of Informatics, giving the students a chance to experience what it’s like to study at a
2nd Year- English Skill Up Seminar 2025
On 10 July, 2025 by SasakiFor three days, from July 5th-July 8th, the second year students participated in the English Skill Up Seminar. On Saturday, July 5th, the students were introduced to the foreign teachers whom they would spend the next three days with. Some of the teachers were the same as when the students were first grade students and