Todaijigakuen Junior and Senior High School - Nara

There are no school rules and a free school style.

The noisiness of the Kintetsu Kyoto Line Reigns in the top class.

It's a school where you won't get angry at all. It's very relaxing and everyone can study, but it's an atmosphere of junior and senior high school students trying to do what they want to do. Since I am doing my best to take the junior high school exam, I am strong in production, and everyone goes to a good university. Also, from the outside, it is said to be a gathering of geniuses, but all graduates are called zoos, problem children's schools, etc. That's a free school. Occasionally, super talents will appear, and some people will win medals at the International XX Olympics. Because the school is in Nara, few people go to the University of Tokyo. People at this school spend most of their time doing what they want to do, even as adults. If you have any children you are aiming for, please do your best and support us!

I am a graduate 20 years ago. I'm sorry for the information at that time, but the school spirit is super-free and there are many strange teachers, so you can have a ridiculous experience in a good or bad way during a sensitive period. If you were studying normally, the University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, and the Faculty of Medicine would be the norm, and Osaka University would be about slip protection. My classmates are active all over the world, including scholars, doctors, lawyers, accountants, bureaucrats, and famous companies.

It spreads out on the road and goes to and from school. This obstructs the passage of cars, bicycles and motorcycles. And yet the teachers on the road don't pay attention at all, so are they haribote or something? Those who go to school by bicycle are also running side by side, and those who go out of school and run to the post office side are rushing in line with two cars even though the curve is steep and the road is narrow. do. Isn't the teacher's guidance not perfect? Since the photo has a width on the left side, cars can pass normally, but it is really dangerous because it runs around the post office in this state.

Since the current era deviation value supreme principle, it is difficult to say the good or bad of this. In that sense, it is a school in the national district created by the small city of Nara. I don't think there are many high-ranking bureaucrats and politicians here (there are probably small city leaders). Banmei Takahashi, an artist who speaks of the national district (a man knows more about Keiko's husband-more than a certain age!), Is a profession where you can study with a good deviation value and the future is guaranteed to some extent. teeth? I'm a doctor. I'm worried that I'll be in the medical school with a high deviation value while studying in the classroom, and I'll be operating. I don't think Mr. Itamae is better at using scalpels. Co-education has many universities, so study until then! Because Japanese education is like having it in high school, it would be good to concentrate on studying stoicly in high school where the thinking circuit is at its peak in life. In a recent book, "4 Million Years of Mankind and Science" by Leonard Mlodinow, I think it's a little tough for junior high school students, but it will be useful for middle and high school students here. Read through "Candle Science" for junior high school students and "Gamow Complete Works" for high school students. Feynman's book is also good if you're aiming for physics, especially his remarks as an explosion accident investigator for NASA's Challenger issue of "I'm in trouble, Feynman" with just Nobel laureates (Schwinger, Feynman, Shinichiro Tomonaga). , Awarded in the theory of renormalization) I feel the size as a human being beyond the level. The media is making a noise about the Nobel Prize, but looking at the age of the winners, the Japanese are likely to run out of seeds, so the students here will do their best to win the Nobel Prize (I want to include the Turing Award and Fields Medal, but this is tough) Please get me in the future.

You moved here a long time ago. I didn't know at all. I always thought it was at Todaiji Temple. I became acquainted with people from here when I was a student. I'm not near anymore, so I only interact at the level of exchanging New Year's cards, but they all seem to be good people. I wonder if those who go to school like this have something that is fundamentally different from us ordinary people, such as "power to accomplish" or "give up or not." Am I the only one who thinks it's amazing every spring when I see a special feature of a weekly magazine?

The largest paradise in Nara prefecture. My classmate's older brother is from here, and when he was active, he came to NYG at a school festival. At that time, I feel that all my classmates were hospitable with respect. TDJ and NYG are schools where you can work hard and grow. If you have a child who wants to enroll, you need to ask past questions at least in the end of learning.