Fifty years. That’s how long the Narashino City Higashi-Narashino Elementary School, affectionately known as “Togo Nara,” has been shaping young minds. Established in 1969, Togo Nara celebrated its 50th anniversary, a testament to its enduring presence in the community. Imagine generations of children passing through these halls, each with their own dreams and aspirations. The school’s motto focuses on nurturing thoughtful children who value people and things, striving for goals, and cultivating inquisitive minds. Togo Nara isn’t just a place of learning. It’s a hub of activity, with a strong emphasis on music education. The school also encourages active learning in science and social studies, fostering a well-rounded education for its students. Located a mere 15-minute walk from Kita-Narashino Station’s north exit, Togo Nara is easily accessible. This proximity connects the school to the wider community, making it a vital part of the local landscape. As you stand here, picture the laughter and energy of the children who fill these classrooms and playgrounds each day. Their presence keeps the spirit of Togo Nara young, even after fifty years. They are the future, nurtured and shaped by the foundations laid within these walls.
Yamakura Dam
Here, before us, lies the Yamakura Dam. Did you know it is home to Japan’s largest floating solar power plant?