“School days, school days, dear old golden rule days.” Does that song resonate as we stand before Fukuoka City Sasaoka Elementary School? This public elementary school sits in the heart of Fukuoka City. More precisely, it is in the Chuo Ward Sasaoka area.
Fukuoka City Sasaoka Elementary School has a rich history. It began as Fukuoka City Tajima Elementary School in 1958. Then in 1963, Tajima Elementary School opened a branch in Kobayashi. Later this branch became Fukuoka City Kobayashi Elementary School.
A significant change occurred in 1979. Fukuoka City built a new Tajima Elementary School. Simultaneously, Kobayashi Elementary School changed its name. It became Fukuoka City Sasaoka Elementary School.
The school’s address is 2-25-1 Sasaoka, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City. The telephone number is 092-731-0756. If you need to send a fax, the number is 092-731-0757.
The school even has its own song. It was established in 1965. The lyrics were written by Masami Aoyagi. The music was composed by Toshinori Fukuma. The song speaks of bright mornings and green hills. It talks about learning, dreams, and friendship.
Fukuoka City Sasaoka Elementary School serves specific districts. These include Akasaka 1 and 2 chome. Also included are Sasaoka 1, 2 and 3 chome. Moreover, it covers Koke 3 chome and 4 chome. Finally, it encompasses Baikoin 2 and 3 chome and Baikoin Danchi.
Nearby stations include Sakurazaka Station and Befu Station. Other stations in the vicinity are Chayama Station and Kinuyama Station. There is also Kusuriin-dori Station and Nanakuma Station.
Fukuoka City Sasaoka Elementary School stands as a beacon of learning. It fosters growth and friendship. Its history and song reflect its enduring spirit. It is a place where children learn, dream, and thrive.