Osaka International Takii High School - Moriguchi

It's fun!

The uniform is really cute.

It's a school with a strong girls' volleyball club ✨

It was normal to see the students coming out of school.

A prestigious school in the women's valley club. However, it is a composition that competes for two Osaka representative frames with the three tops with Kinrankai and Shitennoji, and any one school including our school bears the ruthless fate that it can not go out to spring high school (in winter).

When the school name from the women's university to the kindergarten set up in the school was named "Imperial", the school song singing at the entrance and graduation ceremonies was "Nadeshiko no Hana". For the graduates who left our school, "Nadeshiko" is deeply engraved in their memory as a faint memory of their youth. Nadeshiko is touted as the spirit of the Imperial High School for Girls, which became the school's mother in 1929 (Showa 4), and also serves as a school emblem and school flag. The manuscript contributed to Takashi Takai's "Bulletin" (1979) by the late Professor Ito Morikawa, who has been watching the development of the school as a teacher since its foundation, also describes his thoughts on "Nadeshiko". ing. I would like to introduce a sentence. When the female students were founded, the dianthus was beautifully blooming in the schoolyard, and each student had a deep love for the flowers. As a symbol of the school, I would like to spell out my thoughts on the flowers of the dianthus, which I have been familiar with for many years. Now, as an edge that reminds me of the surroundings of the school building at that time, I quoted my text sent to the "Botanical Encyclopedia" created by the art club members. "Send to Nadeshiko" Looking back on the history of the school's founding, as I think of it now, there were rice fields around the school building about half a century ago, and the south side leading to the schoolyard was a field for students to practice. Colorful flowers bloomed there, and many kinds of dianthus were planted. Dr. Masago Meiji, who was the chief, designated Nadeshiko as a "school flower" and especially loved Nadeshiko Kawahara's cuteness. (Omitted) Now that it has grown as an Osaka International Group, the school emblem has changed from the design of Nadeshiko's flowers to "OIU", but the spirit of Nadeshiko, "bright heart", "clean heart", "straight heart", "gentle heart", " "Strong heart" is something that we want to continue to take good care of.

I was a former student at this school, but he didn't deal with bullying seriously. That's why I transferred to another school.