“Wikipedia doesn’t think I’m notable enough” is probably not something you expect a school to say. But that’s the reality for \u8328\u6728\u5e02\u7acb\u5929\u738b\u5c0f\u5b66\u6821.
Welcome to \u8328\u6728\u5e02\u7acb\u5929\u738b\u5c0f\u5b66\u6821 a public elementary school in Osaka. It may not be famous but it’s been educating children since 1973.
\u8328\u6728\u5e02\u7acb\u5929\u738b\u5c0f\u5b66\u6821 opened its doors April 1 1973. It was formed from part of the existing Takatsuki City and Settsu City School Association San’ya Elementary School. Specifically the area on the Ibaraki City side became \u8328\u6728\u5e02\u7acb\u5929\u738b\u5c0f\u5b66\u6821.
The school expanded quickly. A pool was completed in July 1973. A gymnasium followed in November of the same year. In June 1974 the school even created its own song.
\u8328\u6728\u5e02\u7acb\u5929\u738b\u5c0f\u5b66\u6821 continued to evolve. In April 1978 a special needs class called “Himawari” was established. However growing student numbers led to a change in 1982. Ibaraki City Higashinara Elementary School was created.
More changes came in 2004. To deal with increased child numbers parts of Unobe and Higashiunobemachi were reassigned. These areas became part of the Nasu Elementary School district.
Today \u8328\u6728\u5e02\u7acb\u5929\u738b\u5c0f\u5b66\u6821 serves students from various districts. These include Tenno 1 and 2丁目 Daisho-cho and others. Graduates typically advance to Ibaraki City Tenno Junior High School.
The school’s address is Tenno 2-13-57 Ibaraki City Osaka. You can reach them by phone at 072-625-6205. The school also has a website.
So while \u8328\u6728\u5e02\u7acb\u5929\u738b\u5c0f\u5b66\u6821 might not have a glowing Wikipedia page it’s a vital part of the community. It has been shaping young minds in Osaka for decades. That is a legacy worth celebrating.