club . Cooking
Cooking Club- Valentine`s Day
On February 10, 2025 by SasakiWe had our Valentine`s Day them a little early this year. This time we made three kinds of cookies: marshmallow cookies, melon bread cookies, and brownies. A sweet aroma filled the kitchen. Even when arranging the cookies on the plates, each student’s individuality shone through, and they tried their best to come up with ways
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Results of the 25th Saitama Prefecture Iaido Tournament
On February 10, 2025 by SasakiOn February 9th, four members of our club participated in the Saitama Prefecture Iaido Tournament for 5th Dan and below, held at the Iruma City Budokan. 1st Dan and below division Watanabe – Best 8 Oie and Kuwahara – Lost in the second round Asahioka – Lost in the first round Although each of us
club . Dance . Events
Announcement of the 47th Dance Club Retirement Performance
On January 25, 2025 by SasakiThe 47th dance club will hold a retirement performance. To express our gratitude to the parents, teachers, and many others who have helped us so far, we will deliver the best stage performance that will be the culmination of three years of hard work. Please come and join us. Friday, March 14, 2025 at Sakado
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Boys Basketball Exchange Game with Yokota High School
On January 25, 2025 by SasakiWe played an exchange match with Yokota High School at Yokota Air Base, USA. At first, the players looked nervous, but after the match, when we took a commemorative photo, both sides were able to praise each other for their efforts in a friendly atmosphere. We hope that this will be an opportunity to deepen
Brass Band . club
Brass Band- Valentine Festival Concert
On January 20, 2025 by SasakiOn January 19th, the brass band participated in the Valentine’s Festival Concert held at Sakado Cultural Hall. The purpose of this concert is for junior and senior high schools in Sakado and surrounding areas to form a joint band, deepen their friendship, and improve their skills through friendly competition. Our school formed a joint band
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Boys Basketball- Saitama Prefecture Rookie Tournament Results
On January 20, 2025 by Sasaki1/17 (Fri.) Best 4 Final Match Shohei (93)-Yamamurakokusai (43) 1/18 (Sat.) 5th Place Game Yamamurakokusai (85)-Omiya East (65) The wall of the prefecture`s top 4 was thick and we ended in 5th place. We have gained various experiences so far, and we are confident that we have been able to come far with a team
club . Cooking
Cooking Club- Recent Activity Report
On January 18, 2025 by SasakiPlease look at all the food the cooking club has whipped up this year! We had a Christmas Party(pizza, rice, cupcakes) on December 24th , and New Year`s dishes (ozoni, datemaki, and colorful kamaboko) on January 18th. In both cases, the second graders thought of the recipe and were able to make a wonderful dish
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Boys Basketball: Saitama Prefecture Rookie Tournament Progress Report
On January 16, 2025 by SasakiThis is the progress of the Reiwa 6 Rookie Tournament, which will be held from January 10th. Yamamurakokusai (67)-Prefectural Urawa (58) Yamamurakokusai (86)-Yamamuragakuen (60) Yamamurakokusai (71)-Kasukabe (59) We have been able to enter the prefecture`s top 8 by winning so far. The next match will be held against Shohei High School, which will be held
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Brass Band- All Japan Brass Symphony Competition Finals
On January 14, 2025 by SasakiOn January 12, the brass band club participated in the All Japan Brass Symphony Competition held in Culttz Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture. This is the fifth time we have participated in this tournament for the fifth time in a row. In addition to basic performance techniques, judging also included a section on stage performance. As well
English . Events
British Hills Experience- Christmas 2024
On January 11, 2025 by SasakiWhat a difference a year makes. Last year, faintly a snowflake dropped at British Hills but this year snowflakes tumbled and twirled from the sky, creating a dazzling scene that carpeted everything and everywhere to the joy of all eleven students that attended our annual English language study excursion to British Hills, high atop the