Aoyama High School - Shibuya City

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This is the school where Mr. Takumi Yoshida, one of the instructors of the learning program "NHK High School Course / Chemistry Basics" broadcast on E-Tele, works.

It was one of the things I was often brought along by taxi with my grandparents and mother during my childhood in the 1955's. My grandparents and mothers are often brought to play at department stores such as Isetan, Mitsukoshi, Odakyu, Shinjuku Gyoen, Meiji Jingu, and Meiji Jingu Gaien. Near the Meiji Jingu Gaien was Metropolitan Aoyama High School. At that time my mother often said, "It's easier than Shinjuku High School, but Aoyama High School is a good high school." "Shinjuku High School is closer to Sendagaya 5-chome, but Aoyama High School is also accessible." , It was around 1957-38 that we had such conversations with parents and children, and the school group system was not yet introduced, and like other prefectures, the metropolitan high school was recognized as the best. It was an era, and it was a familiar existence for the intellectual class (mother was leaving the Tokyo Metropolitan Daiichi High School "now Hakuoh High School"). However, going to high school does not work. Due to the introduction of the school group system, not only can I not go to the high school I want to go, but I have become overemphasized (= overweight in practical skill subjects), I am not good at ball games, crafts and technical families I have decided to go to a high school, which is less than the academic ability of the main subject. In that respect, I think the university entrance examination is fair. You can compete with only three subjects: English, Japanese, and world history. I was able to go to my favorite Waseda University next to the University of Tokyo. It's a funny story, if you think about it. I don't think it has anything to do with studying at high school or university just because you have a ball game, craftsmanship, or a technical home. I think that English, numbers, world history, geography, political affairs, etc. are more important in pursuing academics. Speaking of high school, prestigious private high schools such as Kaisei High School, and speaking of universities, prestigious universities such as the University of Tokyo and Waseda University are on the path to academic studies even in the entrance examination.

I am a graduate of 2002. I think it is the strongest free and fun high school in Japan. I don't know how now, but you can send a very strong youth. I don't know now, but girls are smart and cute, and boys are funny in many ways. There is no doubt that it is a high school where children want to go. ※warning※ It is quite interesting, so there is a possibility that it will be boring after entering university.

When school disputes were prosperous, the 1969 school disputes at the Ao school attracted much attention. I tried to watch out for the consequences as my friend went to high school until a few years ago, but eventually a riot police was introduced and there were also arrested people and the conflict ended. The other day I remembered that time when I went in front of Aoyama High School. What kind of life did the hot blue school students of those days walk after?

Although the students at this school can study, the general knowledge is about elementary school students, and they can't follow the rules that they don't even know how to ride a bus. Can such students follow the rules of competition in club activities? Even if you can study, you're a crazy student!

It is very famous as a metropolitan high school. The Meiji Jingu Gaien is spread out in front of you, and there is a baseball field, a national stadium, a Chichibu Palace rugby field, next to Kokugakuin High School, next to the Nippon Seinenkan Hotel, and next to it is the Olympic Museum. Great place for those who play sports. When I was a high school student, I wanted to go to school in the school district.

It is one of the historic metropolitan high schools. There are many celebrities among the graduates. Christel Takigawa Nakamoto construction Isao Hashizume Junichi Ishida Yuriko Ishida Kosanji Yanagiya (Living National Treasure, Rakugoka) I can't write it here. (List of people at Aoyama High School in Tokyo, see) I hope that current students and students who wish to enter the school will study hard so as not to be ashamed of the graduates.