Ibaraki Prefectural Tsuchiura First High School - Tsuchiura

A place where the strongest academic achievements and geniuses gather

Mito I. Tsuchiura I. Shimotsuma I. There is a tradition One of the old 3 middle schools (Ibaraki prefecture second old junior high school) An old junior high school founded in 1890. In Ibaraki prefecture Tsuchiura is the best place to go to school.

You can't see much from the outside.

Its predecessor is the former Ibaraki Jinjo Junior High School (currently Mito Kazutaka) Tsuchiura Branch School, which was established in 1897. In the old system, it is positioned as the second middle of the old system in the prefecture. The abbreviation is "Tsuchiura Ichiko", but it is also called "Tsuchiichi", "Tsuchikou", "Tsuchiura Daiichi", "Ichiko", etc. There are also many. The former main building was designated as a national important cultural property for the first time in Japan in 1976 as a building of an old junior high school. Before the war, along with Gunma Prefecture's former Maebashi Junior High School, Takasaki Junior High School, Tochigi Prefecture's Utsunomiya Junior High School, and Ibaraki Prefecture's Mito Junior High School, it was known throughout the country as the five major junior high schools in the northern Kanto region. I'm content with it. However, Tsukuba Science City has made great strides since the 1970s and has become a new town in the southern part of the prefecture. From the 1980s to the present, the three families (Ibaraki Prefectural Tsuchiura Daiichi High School, Ibaraki Prefectural Mito Daiichi High School) It is a school that boasts the top track record among schools (Edogawa Gakuen Toride High School). In addition to having one of the best achievements in the number of successful applicants at the University of Tokyo, the number of successful applicants at the local University of Tsukuba continues to be the highest in the country every year, and is regarded as a representative of public schools nationwide. As of 2017, the cumulative number of successful applicants after the war at the University of Tokyo was 991, which is the first in the prefecture and the first in the northern Kanto region. In 1997 (43 people passed) and 2001, it became the top in the number of people who passed the University of Tokyo at public high schools nationwide. It is designated as a Super Global High School.

Bicycles who don't even know the traffic rules that I don't think are high school students are too dangerous. I usually ignore the red light or try to force myself even though there are pedestrians. Even if I reported that to the school side, it was sometimes dismissed appropriately and not dealt with.

It is a preparatory school located in Tsuchiura City, Ibaraki Prefecture. It is a public school that represents Ibaraki Prefecture, and is also a traditional school along with Mito Ichi High School. There are many successful applicants at the University of Tokyo as a public high school. It is a little far from JR Tsuchiura station. There is a certain distance when you walk, and it becomes an uphill from the direction of the station. Like a traditional school, there are still buildings from the old junior high school era. An attached junior high school is also available. Tsuchiura City has 1 to 3 high schools.

[Ibaraki Prefecture South Koshien Participation School Part 2] Many national universities go to Tsukuba University, the University of Tokyo, Tohoku University, and private universities go to Waseda University, Keio University, Tokyo Science University, and Meiji University. The number of successful applicants to the University of Tsukuba is the highest in Japan except twice since the opening of the University of Tsukuba. The maximum number of successful applicants at major universities is 43 at the University of Tokyo (1997), 21 at Tokyo Institute of Technology (1996), 32 at Tohoku University (2003), and 76 at Keio University (Heisei). 2004), Waseda University has 144 students (2004). Most students want to go on to college. In addition, since 1986, the number of successful applicants at the University of Tokyo has been double-digit without interruption. The highest number of successful applicants was 43 in 1997, and the cumulative total was 991 as of the spring of 2017. (Showa 32) 39th National High School Baseball Championship August 12-Baseball club, summer Koshien participation (only participation), 1st round 4-0 victory at Wakayama Commercial High School, 2nd round 0-2 defeated at Gifu Commercial High School. Baseball club OB celebrity Motoo Andoh April 8, 1939 is a former professional baseball player (infielder), coach, director, commentator, and critic from Tsuchiura City, Ibaraki Prefecture. Yukio Kiuchi is a high school baseball coach from Tsuchiura City, Ibaraki Prefecture, on July 12, 1931. He is known for having served as the director of the baseball club at his alma mater Tsuchiura Daiichi High School, Ibaraki Prefectural Toride Daini High School, and Joso Gakuin High School. * Mr. Kiuchi passed away on November 24, 2020, Reiwa 2. We pray for the souls from the bottom of my heart.

Top preparatory school in southern Ibaraki prefecture. It is a traditional school derived from the former Tsuchiura Junior High School, and after the war it is located in the central city of the south of the prefecture, so it has a status as a preparatory school in the south of the prefecture. However, until the 1970s, Mito Daiichi High School was the overwhelming majority of the schools in Ibaraki Prefecture, and Tsuchiura Kazutaka, who was hidden behind it, had only a few successful applicants at the University of Tokyo. The turning point was the development of Tsukuba Science City, and while the demand for advanced schools increased due to the highly educated population that flowed into the school city from all over the country, the traffic conditions at that time in the school city and our school, which is the top school in the surrounding school districts, ranked high in grades. Inflowed. In addition, with the progress of residential land conversion along the Joban Line and the reorganization of the school district, if the University of Tokyo pass record surpasses Mito Daiichi High School in 1988, it will reign as the highest school in Ibaraki Prefecture after the 1990s. In 1997, 43 people passed the University of Tokyo, and with the progress of the decline in the status of public high schools in each prefecture in the South Kanto region, they rose to the top of the national public high school, and also passed the university of Tsukuba in the school city. It seemed that the position as a top-ranked school not only in the southern part of the prefecture but also in Ibaraki prefecture as a whole was solidified in the 2000s. However, the situation will change due to the opening of TX in 2005, the development along the TX line, and the opening of Namiki Secondary School in 2008. With the opening of TX, for the top performers in Tsukuba City, especially in the southwest, the time burden has not changed significantly between moving to Tsuchiura and moving to Tokyo, aside from the financial burden. At the stage of taking the junior high school exam, each elementary school began to take the junior high school in Tokyo, such as Kaisei Junior High School, in units of several years, and it seems that the passing record of the University of Tokyo has been sufficiently affected. In addition, the opening of Namiki Junior High School in 2008 provided a more desirable option for the remaining local-oriented elementary school students, and the top grades were dispersed here. The opening of TX will move the population from the Joban line to the TX line. As a result, the number of residents who have easy access to Tsuchiura Daiichi High School has decreased, and the number of residents who have easy access to Takezono High School has increased. The top number of successful applicants at the University of Tsukuba, which used to be the only place in our school, is now that of Takezono High School. A high school that solidifies the top grades in Tsukuba City and achieves high academic achievements is becoming a thing of the past. In 2022, the number of students who passed the University of Tokyo was 14, which was the lowest level since 1988, the year when Mito 1st High School was passed for the first time. Also, in 2021, the top of the prefectural University of Tokyo passing record was surrendered to Mito Daiichi High School for the first time in 33 years, and if this trend continues, the evaluation will change from "prefectural top advanced school" to "prefectural south top advanced school" in the near future. Let's go. Depending on the transition of the tree-lined middle school, it may move to the expression "one of the leading colleges in the south of the prefecture". Preparatory schools in the south of the prefecture are becoming more dispersed. However, considering the area along the Joban Line, including Tsuchiura City, which has the second largest population in the south of the prefecture, the ground is still solid, and the installation of annexed middle schools and the reduction of the high school enrollment capacity are being promoted, so the difficulty of entrance examinations is high. Will be kept. If that happens, there will be no unprecedented decline in status as in the former Tokyo Metropolitan High School, and only some of the achievements will be distributed to each school in the south of the prefecture.