“Ready to discover a cornerstone of education here in Neyagawa? Today we explore Neyagawa Municipal No. 7 Junior High School. It’s more than just a school.
Neyagawa Municipal No. 7 Junior High School first opened its doors in 1972. This happened after splitting from Neyagawa Municipal No. 1 Junior High School. The school then moved to its current location in 1973. So it has been teaching students here for decades.
The school’s motto includes health cooperation and practice. These values shape the students’ educational experience. The school aims to develop well-rounded individuals.
Located in Koryo Higashimachi Neyagawa Osaka the school is easily accessible. The nearest station is Kayashima Station approximately 1.8 km away. The closest bus stop is Oonari-cho about 564m away.
Neyagawa Municipal No. 7 Junior High School is a co-educational school. It employs a three-term system. The school provides education for both boys and girls. This fosters a diverse and inclusive learning environment.
In 2011 the school underwent seismic reinforcement work. This ensured student safety during earthquakes. It shows the commitment to providing a secure learning environment.
Students can participate in various sports clubs. These include badminton boys’ and girls’ tennis and basketball and soccer. There is also table tennis. Cultural activities are available. Students can join the brass band or the art and science club. Some clubs are currently not recruiting.
Miyu Yamashita a professional golfer is an alumna of Neyagawa Municipal No. 7 Junior High School.
Neyagawa Municipal No. 7 Junior High School is near several facilities. One is the Aeon Mall Kashiwazato approximately 500m away. Another is Neyagawa City Gymnasium.
So next time you pass by take a moment to appreciate its role. Neyagawa Municipal No. 7 Junior High School helps shape future generations.”