Stepping onto the grounds of Fukuoka City Uchihama Junior High School, imagine the echoes of students past. This isn’t just any school. Fukuoka City Uchihama Junior High School, often called “Uchihama,” stands as a pillar of education in Fukuoka’s Nishi Ward since its establishment on April 1, 1980. The school, located at 1-12-1 Uchihama, Nishi Ward, Fukuoka City, buzzes with the energy of young minds. Uchihama isn’t just a place of academics. It’s a community, a second home for its students. They come from the surrounding elementary schools: Meinohama Elementary, partially from Aiyu South 3-chome and 2-chome, Meinohama Station South 1-chome and 2-chome, parts of 3-chome and 4-chome, and parts of Meinohama’s 4-chome. Also, some students come from Meinikita Elementary, specifically parts of Menohama’s 4-chome. Fukuoka City Uchihama Junior High School has seen many talented individuals walk its halls. Among them are the manga artist Gensha and the baseball player Takeshi Mori. These are just a few of the many success stories that began within these walls. Fukuoka City Uchihama Junior High School stands as a testament to the power of education and community. It continues to shape young lives, fostering not only academic excellence but also a strong sense of belonging. As you leave the school grounds, carry with you the spirit of Uchihama, a place where dreams take flight and futures are built.
Fukuoka Airport Control Tower
Soaring above Fukuoka Airport stands a giant. The Fukuoka Airport Control Tower. Its 94.2 meters pierce the sky a beacon