How about a round of applause for Itami City Matsuzaki Junior High School. This public junior high school is in Itami City Hyogo Prefecture. Let’s dive into the story of this local institution.
Itami City Matsuzaki Junior High School’s location is at North Latitude 34 degrees 46 minutes 22.2 seconds East Longitude 135 degrees 23 minutes 30.7 seconds. Its school code is C128210001318. Itami City Matsuzaki Junior High School was established in April 1975. Its establishment anniversary is June 24.
Itami City Matsuzaki Junior High School was founded to dissolve the mammothization of Itami City Ritsu Nishi Junior High School and Minami Junior High School. It was built as a southwest junior high school. The school’s motto is “Be strong”.
Graduates include Major Tanaka of the New York Yankees and Yuto Sakamoto of the Yomiuri Giants. It is quite something.
One local says Matsuzaki Junior High School has produced two professional baseball stars. Because of that the clubs are very active. This includes the baseball club.
Another local recalls that the area around Matsuzaki Junior High School used to be full of rice fields. But recently new houses have been built and things have changed.
You can reach Itami City Matsuzaki Junior High School by train or railway. The closest station offers a walking route to the school. The school is located at 2-1-1, Yamada, Itami City, Hyogo Prefecture. The ZIP code is 664-0874. The phone number is 072-779-9776.
Itami City Matsuzaki Junior High School serves specific districts. These include Ikeziri 1-chome and Ikeziri 2-chome. Also included are parts of Ikeziri 3-chome 4-chome 5-chome and 6-chome. Other districts are Okubo Konokage 8-chome Konokage Kita 1-chome Konokage Minami 4-chome and 5-chome. Additionally it includes Teramoto Teramoto Higashi 1-chome and 2-chome and Nozuma Kita and Yamada.
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Itami City Matsuzaki Junior High School is a place where local students grow. It is supported by the community and has a rich history.