Yakuendai High School, high school in Funabashi, Chiba, Japan
Yakuendai High School is a school in Funabashi, Chiba Prefecture, that serves students transitioning from middle school to upper secondary education. The campus features modern buildings with functional design, open grounds, sports facilities, and spaces for clubs and extracurricular programs.
The school was established in the early 1960s and has been part of the local education system in Funabashi ever since. It has developed as a trusted educational institution in the community over more than five decades.
The school is known for its origami projects that integrate traditional Japanese paper-folding art into school activities. These creative pursuits connect students with hands-on crafts and cultural practices that remain valued in the region.
The school is located in a quiet residential area that is easily reached on foot or by bicycle, as many students come from the immediate surroundings. The campus is open and provides a safe, well-organized environment for visitors who wish to explore the grounds.
In June 2023, students set a Guinness World Record by folding and displaying over 11,000 origami rice ball shapes made from paper. This impressive project demonstrated teamwork and patience while drawing attention from the local community and beyond.
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