Futaba Gakuen
Basic information
- Head office
- Yotsuya
- Chief executive
- Capital
- Employees (non-consolidated)
- Employees (consolidated)
- Start date
- 1872-01-01
- End date
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| Company name | Group | Parent | Subsidiary | Customer | Supplier | Alliance | Bank | Shareholder |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 雙葉中学校・高等学校 | ||||||||
| 雙葉小学校 | ||||||||
| 雙葉小学校附属幼稚園 |
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History
Mairu Sen and Mataru, along with four other nuns, were the first foreign sisters to visit Japan, establishing an orphanage and boarding school in Yokohama.
Mairu Sen and Mataru, along with four nuns, arrived in Japan and established an orphanage and boarding school in Yokohama.
Established the girls' language school "Tsukiji Language School," the predecessor of Futaba Gakuen, in Tsukiji Akishimachi.
Established a convent within the Tsukiji settlement, opening an orphanage and boarding school.
Opened "Futaba High School for Girls" in Tsukiji Akishimachi. The first principal was Mairu Sen Teresa.
Established Futaba High School for Girls and opened it in Tsukiji Akishimachi. Principal Mairu Sen Teresa.
Relocated to the present site in Yotsuya.
Built a new school building in Kojimachi and relocated.
Monastery completed and relocated.
Shoubu Elementary School established.
Shoubu Elementary School-affiliated kindergarten established.
Mairu Sen Cecilia, Koyama Noriko, became the first Japanese principal and served as the fifth principal.
All school buildings were destroyed by air raids; the following year a wooden school building was completed.
Air raids destroyed the school building and convent.
Under the new system, "Futaba Junior High School" was established, followed by "Futaba High School" the next year.
Established Futaba Junior High School under the new system. The following year Futaba High School was established.
Shoubu Elementary School founded.
Kindergarten reopened.
Became the educational corporation Futaba Gakuen.
Main building monastery completed.
Completed a four‑storey reinforced concrete school building.
Main building schoolhouse completed.
Main building schoolhouse completed.
Relocated kindergarten to Rokuban‑cho.
Completed the gymnasium. Post‑war school reconstruction plan finished.
Current schoolhouse completed.
Off-campus educational facility, Nikko Kirifuda Highland Villa completed.
Current schoolhouse completed.
Completed the current seven‑storey building with a basement and auditorium.
Established a monument commemorating the birthplace of Fubuki Academy on the former site of Tsukiji Akishimachi.
Current campus building completed.
Celebrated the 100th anniversary of the founding.
Held a 100th anniversary commemorative Mass and ceremony.
School site expansion.
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