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Did you ever wonder what it was like to attend a brand new school? Ichihara Shiritsu Wakaba Junior High School opened its doors in April 1978. Imagine being part of that first class, walking into a building still smelling of fresh paint. Ichihara Shiritsu Wakaba Junior High School was originally part of Goi Middle School. It even used a section of Goi Middle School as temporary buildings. The school’s motto focuses on nurturing rich sensibilities, thoughtful consideration, and individuality. The school sits on over 32,000 square meters of land in the Goika district of northwest Ichihara City. By August 1978, the first phase of construction was complete. The following years saw a steady expansion with a gymnasium, pool, soccer net, and Judo hall. In 2017, the school had a student body of 336 students across 11 grades. The soccer club proudly won the Ichibara district preliminary selection for the Chiba Prefectural Junior High School General Sports Tournament that year. Ichihara Shiritsu Wakaba Junior High School serves a diverse community. Its attendance zone covers areas like Goikaigan, Goinoichibu, Kimizuka, Shirokanecho, and others. The school is surrounded by a mix of industrial sites and businesses, reflecting the area’s unique character. This blend of industry and education creates a dynamic atmosphere for the students of Ichihara Shiritsu Wakaba Junior High School. Their education here prepares them for the challenges and opportunities of a rapidly changing world. The energy and promise of a young school combined with the area’s industrial backdrop provide a unique learning experience. It leaves a lasting legacy for its students.