市立田島小学校

Did you ever hear of a school with a cosmic connection? Right here, in front of us, stands the Fukuoka City Tashimasho Elementary School, or as it’s known locally, Fukuoka Shiritsu Tashimasho Shogakko. It opened its doors in 1979, carved from sections of three existing schools: Fukuoka Shiritsu Hakozaki Shogakko, Fukuoka Shiritsu Bekfu Shogakko, and Fukuoka Shiritsu Betsusho Shogakko. Imagine those first students, stepping into a brand new school, unaware of the history they were about to create. Fukuoka City Tashimasho Elementary School isn’t just a place of learning. It’s a testament to the city’s dedication to education. As of 2016, the school boasted 18 standard classes and a special needs class, the “Cosmos Class”, catering to 538 students. This diverse student body brings a vibrant energy to the school. The school grounds are surprisingly expansive. In fact, the school’s influence extends beyond its walls, impacting the surrounding community. The school’s attendance zone encompasses Tashima 1-chome to 6-chome, excluding certain addresses, Tomoo 1-chome, and Chayama 2-chome and 3-chome. This means the school is deeply embedded in the fabric of these neighborhoods. Fukuoka City Tashimasho Elementary School even has its own unique code: B140213001194. This code, like a cosmic fingerprint, identifies the school within the larger educational system. It underscores the school’s individual identity and place within the city’s educational tapestry. So, as you stand before Fukuoka City Tashimasho Elementary School, remember, you’re not just looking at a building. You’re witnessing the continuation of a legacy, a place where generations of students have learned and grown.