東大阪市立縄手北小学校

In 1954, the Higashiosaka Municipal Tsunawate Kita Elementary School first opened its doors. It was originally known as Tsunawate Village Tsunawate Kita Elementary School. Imagine the excitement of those first students, stepping into a brand new school. Higashiosaka Municipal Tsunawate Kita Elementary School has seen a lot of changes since then. In 1955, when the city system was implemented, the school was renamed Fuse Municipal Tsunawate Kita Elementary School. Years later, in 1967, with the birth of Higashiosaka City, it finally received its current name: Higashiosaka Municipal Tsunawate Kita Elementary School. Located at 2-4 Aza Hirata, Higashiosaka, Osaka, this school serves the local community, educating children from the Hirata, Kashi, Showa, and Motomachi districts. Most students graduating from Higashiosaka Municipal Tsunawate Kita Elementary School go on to attend Higashiosaka Municipal Tsunawate Kita Junior High School. Some, however, choose to pursue their education at private junior high schools. So, as you stand here, before Higashiosaka Municipal Tsunawate Kita Elementary School, picture those generations of students who have walked these halls, learned in these classrooms, and played in these playgrounds. Their laughter and learning are woven into the very fabric of this place.