Events
New First Grade Orientation
On April 12, 2024 by SasakiStarting April 9th, the new first years having been getting used to the start of their new life here at Yamamurakokusai. The first morning was a little confusing remembering where one`s homeroom was but by the end of the week everyone seemed to know where to go. New students have attended meetings, learned their way
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British Hills Experience – Christmas 2023
On January 13, 2024 by giganick23 of our students brought in the holiday season over 3 days (December 26th ~ 28th) at our annual English language study excursion to British Hills, Japan’s leading English immersion village in the snow-laden mountains of southern Fukushima. In a setting designed to evoke the feeling of visiting the UK, students participated in a wide
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British Hills
On September 17, 2023 by giganickChristmas sends Yamamura Kokusai students to British Hills for the real experience… snow! British Hills is a replica village built atop of a mountain in Fukushima. Owned by the Kanda Group, it is designed using British architecture and furniture with stone buildings and half-timbered lodgings, tables, chairs, wardrobes, chandeliers, even snooker tables brought from Britain
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K-on Live Performance
On July 23, 2023 by giganickOn July 23rd (Sun), the light music club held a full-day live performance for the first time in four years! This competition is an official competition sponsored by the Saitama Prefecture Federation, and the bands that come in 1st and 2nd place in the final are given the right to advance to the national competition.
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Biology Club Conference
On June 24, 2023 by giganickThe entry for the 2023 competition is approaching. Face-to-face presentations (poster/oral) are likely to return completely to this year’s competition, with the corona impact lessening. Therefore, on the 24th (Saturday), we held a conference including alumni and alumni to prepare for the tournament. At this conference, each participant gave an overview of the research they
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All-Japan High School Cultural Festival/Send-off party
On June 22, 2023 by giganickOn June 20th, the baton club participated in the send-off party for the All-Japan High School General Cultural Festival held at Saitama Kaikan. We are planning to perform as a representative of Saitama Prefecture at Kagoshima Sobun which will be held from July 29th. Thank you for your support.
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Brass band research presentation
On June 13, 2023 by giganickOn June 13th, the brass band club participated in the research presentation of the Western Saitama Branch held at the Sayama Civic Center. This tournament was an opportunity for junior and senior high schools in the western part of the prefecture to present the results of their daily practice, and each school performed while making
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Farewell Festival to the Third Years
On February 28, 2023 by giganickFarewell to the third years Yamamura Kokusai High School held the farewell festival for the graduating third years in the school gymnasium this year. THere were performances by the wind ensemble, the dance club, the baton twirling club, keion club music bands, and more! It was a tearful event as the third years watched their
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Yamamura Kokusai School Festival 2022
On September 13, 2022 by giganickThe School Festival is BACK! Yamamura Kokusai High School relaunched the school festival this year! Guests, parents, and junior high school students were invited over two days to taste the vivid flavors of Yamamura Kokusai. With no food on sale, students outdid themselves to entertain the visitors. Culture events, such as tea ceremony, flower arranging
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Live music club (Keion) perform for new students!
On June 17, 2022 by giganickFor three days on April 15, 22, and 23, the light music club held its annual “After School Live”. In addition to opening the windows and entrance doors, opening them at the interval between the audience seats, leaving the distance between the performer and the visitors at least 3 meters, etc., all the performers and