Shiga Prefectural Zeze High School, Japanese high school in Ōtsu, Japan
Shiga Prefectural Zeze High School is an educational institution in Ōtsu located within walking distance of Lake Biwa, serving around 1,300 students. The campus houses both general and specialized science programs within modern buildings completed in 2006.
The school was founded on May 13, 1898, as Shiga Prefectural Daini Jinjo Middle School and went through several name changes during the 20th century. In 1956, the institution received its current name Zeze High School.
The school follows the motto 'Jyungi-Ryokkou,' emphasizing the path of honor and personal dedication, while offering 37 different clubs for student development.
The campus underwent complete reconstruction in 2006, with older buildings replaced by earthquake-resistant structures. Visitors should note that the facility operates as an active school and its grounds are accessible only under limited circumstances during school hours.
The Ministry of Education designated the school as a Super Science High School, which means enhanced focus on science and technology subjects. This recognition attracts students from across the prefecture who are interested in mathematics and research.
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