Misasa municipality Misasa Junior High School

Misasa municipality Misasa Junior High School
Past name	Misasa, triple-purpose, three Kojika village association Tatsumi dynasty Junior High School Misasa, two triple-purposes village association Tatsumi dynasty Junior High School
Lord of country private institution	Public school building
Installer	Misasa-cho
Merger school	Asahi Junior High School Takeda Junior High School Kojika Junior High School
The establishment date	1947
Coeducation, sex-segregated education	Coeducation
Term	Third semester system
The location	〒682-0152
425, Motoizumi, Misasa-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori A 35°24'N 17.629 seconds 133°51'E 40.45 seconds coordinate: 35°24'N 17.629 seconds 133°51'E 40.45 seconds
Outside link	Official site
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Misasa municipality Misasa junior high school (みささちょうりつみささちゅうがっこう) is a public junior high school in Motoizumi, Misasa-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori.

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History

• It is April -3 dynasty, triple-purpose, three Kojika village association Tatsumi dynasty Junior High School foundation (1947) for 1,947 years. I install a classroom in each Misasa, triple-purpose, Kojika elementary school [¹].
• I move - independent school building completion, a triple-purpose school building to the principal school (1949) in January in 1949.
• - Kojika school building becomes independent (1950) on May 1 in 1950 and establishes Kojika village Kojika Junior High School. Misasa, two triple-purposes village association Tatsumi dynasty Junior High School and the changing of a name.
• Town organization enforcement, Misasa-cho, Tohaku-gun rename it to Misasa municipality Misasa junior high school with a start by a village merger (1953) on -5 November 1 in 1953.
• I unify - (former) Misasa, Asahi, Taketa, Kojika Junior High School (1961) on April 1 in 1961 (newly) and found Misasa junior high school.
• It is April 1 - new school building completion, complete unification (1963) for 1,963 years.

Club activities

Athletic club

• Baseball club
• Track and field club
• Soccer club
• Basketball department (boy, girl)
• Table tennis club
• Tennis club
• Volleyball club
• Badminton club

Department of culture

• Fine art club
• Brass band club

Well-known person

• 清水成眞 (priest) -3 Tokuyama, 皆成院住職

Precinct

• Misasa municipality west Elementary School
• Misasa municipality east Elementary School
• Misasa municipality south Elementary School

Main facilities in the precinct

• Misasa Onsen

Access

• From the JR San'in Main Line Kurayoshi station square from day ノ-maru bus Misasa Onsen Line "in front of Misasa-cho government office" bus stop 500m.

Footnote

1. ^ "new compilation Misasa history book about the town" Tottori Prefectural library native district document reading

Allied item

• List of Tottori junior high schools

Outside link

• Misasa municipality Misasa Junior High School

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