茨木市立東小学校

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“Imagine rows of eager faces, bright with curiosity.” Today we stand before Ibaraki Shiritsu Higashi Elementary School. It is a place of learning in Ibaraki City. This school is a vital part of the community.

Ibaraki Shiritsu Higashi Elementary School was established on April 1 1970. It is a public elementary school. The city of Ibaraki is its founder. Boys and girls learn together here. The school’s code is B127210006218. Its address is 567-0831.

The school’s location is at North Latitude 34 degrees 49 minutes 13.8 seconds East longitude 135 degrees 35 minutes 25.1 seconds. This translates to North Latitude 34.820500 degrees East longitude 135.590306 degrees.

Children from specific areas attend this school. These areas include Hashinouchi 1 to 3-chome. A part of 2-chome is excluded. Other areas are Sojiji Temple, Awagawa 2-chome, Gakuencho, and Gakuenminami-cho.

Most students advance to Ibaraki Shiritsu Higashi Unpen Junior High School. Some students attend private junior high schools instead.

You can reach Ibaraki Shiritsu Higashi Elementary School easily. Take the Hankyu Sojiji Station and walk south one kilometer. Alternatively, take the Keihan Bus from JR Ibaraki Station. You can also take a bus from Hankyu Ibaraki-shi Station. Get off at Gakuenmae bus stop. Then walk north 300 meters.

This school is more than just a building. It is a place where young minds grow. It’s a cornerstone of the community. Remember Ibaraki Shiritsu Higashi Elementary School. It plays a key role in shaping future generations.

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