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List of junior high schools in Tokyo
This is a list of junior high schools in Tokyo Metropolis, including the 23 special wards, West Tokyo, and the Tokyo Islands (Izu Islands and Ogasawara Subprefecture). The list also includes foreign government-operated and private junior high schools in Tokyo Metropolis. National
MetropolitanOperated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education Six-year schools (which include junior high school):[1]
Junior high schools affiliated with senior high schools:[2] Municipal23 WardsAdachiCombined elementary and junior high schools:[3]
Junior high schools:[3]
Arakawa
Bunkyo
Chiyoda
ChuoEdogawa
Itabashi
Katsushika
Kita
Former junior high schools: KotoCombined junior and senior high schools:[18]
Junior high schools:[19]
Meguro
MinatoCombined elementary and junior high schools:[21] Junior high schools:
Former schools:[22]
NerimaCombined elementary and junior high schools:[23][24]
Junior high schools:[23]
Nakano
Ota
SetagayaThey are:[27]
ShibuyaPublic combined elementary and junior high schools[29][30]
Junior high schools:[29] ShinagawaMunicipal combined elementary and junior high schools:[31] Municipal junior high schools:[31]
Shinjuku
SuginamiMunicipal combined elementary and junior high schools:[33]
Municipal junior high schools:[33]
Sumida
TaitoToshima
West Tokyo
AkirunoAkishimaChofuFuchuFussaHachiojiCombined public elementary and junior high schools:[42]
Public junior high schools:[42]
Former:
Hamura
HigashikurumeHigashimurayamaHigashiyamato
HinoHinode
Hinohara
InagiKiyose
KodairaKoganeiKokubunjiKomaeKunitachiMachidaCombined municipal elementary and junior high schools:
Municipal junior high schools:[57]
MitakaMizuho
MusashimurayamaMunicipal combined elementary and junior high schools:[60]
Municipal junior high schools:[60]
MusashinoNishitokyoOkutama
Okutama JHS was formed by the merger of Hikawa JHS (氷川中学校) and Kori JHS (古里中学校) in 2015.[64] OmeTachikawaTamaIslands
Foreign government-operated
Private
Former:
See alsoReferences
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