Tokyo Metropolitan Government Board of Education
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The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Board of Education (東京都教育委員会 Tōkyō-to Kyōiku Iinkai) is the board of education in Tokyo, Japan. The board directly manages most of the public high schools in all 23 special wards, the Western Tokyo, and all islands under Tokyo's jurisdiction.
In 2019, policies requiring students who do not naturally have black hair to dye it as such were struck down.[1] In 2017, as stated by survey results, 57% of the state-operated schools in the metropolis required students who did not have hair naturally colored black to submit documents proving so.[2] The Japanese Communist Party criticized measures requiring parents to prove hair color.[3]
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High schools
- Aoi High School [1]
- Adachi High School [2]
- Adachi East High School [3]
- Adachi West High School [4]
- Adachi Shinden High School [5]
- Adachi Technical High School [6]
- Arakawa Commercial High School [7]
- Fuchie High School [8]
- Kohoku High School [9]
High schools
High schools
- Kogei High School [12]
- Koishikawa High School [13]
- Koishikawa Secondary Education School [14]
- Mukogaoka High School [15]
- Takehaya High School [16]
High schools
High schools
High schools
- Edogawa High School [21]
- Kasai Technical High School [22]
- Kasai South High School [23]
- Koiwa High School [24]
- Komatsugawa High School [25]
- Momijigawa High School [26]
- Shinozaki High School [27]
High schools
- Itabashi High School [28]
- Itabashi Yutoku High School [29]
- Kitatoshima Technical High School [30]
- Kitazono High School [31]
- Ohyama High School [32]
- Takashima High School [33]
High schools
- Katsushika Commercial High School [34]
- Katsushika Sogo High School [35]
- Katsushikano High School [36]
- Honjo Technical High School [37]
- South Katsushika High School [38]
- Nousan High School [39]
High schools
High schools
- Daisan Commercial High School [43]
- Fukagawa High School [44]
- Higashi High School [45]
- High School of Science and Technology [46]
- Johtoh High School [47]
- Koto Commercial High School [48]
- Oedo High School [49]
- Sumida Technical High School [50]
High schools
- Geijutsu High School [51]
- International High School [52]
- Komaba High School [53]
- Meguro High School [54]
- Ohsyukan Secondary Education School [55]
- Tokyo Metropolitan University High School [56]
High schools
- Mita High School [57]
- Ota Sakuradai High School [58]
- Roppongi High School [59]
- Shiba Commercial High School [60]
High schools
- Fuji High School [61]
- Minorigaoka High School [62]
- Musashigaoka High School [63]
- Nakano Technical High School [64]
- Saginomiya High School [65]
- Yotsuya Commercial High School [66]
High schools
- Fourth Commercial High School [67]
- Hikarigaoka High School [68]
- Igusa High School [69]
- Nerima High School [70]
- Nerima Technical High School [71]
- Oizumi High School [72]
- Oizumi Sakura High School [73]
- Shakujii High School [74]
- Tagara High School [75]
High schools
- Den-en Chofu High School [76]
- Kamata High School [77]
- Mihara High School [78]
- Omori High School [79]
- Rokugoh Technical High School [80]
- Tsubasa Sogo High School [81]
- Yukigaya High School [82]
High schools
- Chitosegaoka High School [83]
- Engei High School [84]
- Fukasawa High School [85]
- Matsubara High School [86]
- Roka High School [87]
- Sakuramachi High School [88]
- Setagaya Izumi High School [89]
- Setagaya Sogo High School [90]
- Sogo Technical High School [91]
High schools
High schools
High schools
High schools
- Nishi High School [101]
- Nogei High School [102]
- Ogikubo High School [103]
- Suginami High School [104]
- Suginami Sogo High School [105]
- Suginami Technical High School [106]
- Toyotama High School [107]
junior high schools
High schools
- Honjo High School [109]
- Mukojima Commercial High School [110]
- Mukojima Technical High School [111]
- Nihonbashi High School [112]
- Ryogoku High School [113]
- Sumidagawa High School [114]
- Tachibana High School [115]
junior high schools
High schools
- Asakusa High School [117]
- Hakuo High School [118]
- Kuramae Technical High School [119]
- Shinobugaoka High School [120]
- Ueno High School [121]
High schools
Western Tokyo (incorporated cities)
High schools
- Akirudai High School [125]
- Itsukaichi High School [126]
High schools
High schools
High schools
- Fuchu High School [132]
- Fuchu East High School [133]
- Fuchu West High School [134]
- Fuchu Technical High School [135]
- Nogyo High School [136]
High schools
High schools
- Fujimori High School [139]
- Hachioji East High School [140]
- Hachioji North High School [141]
- Hachioji Takushin High School [142]
- Hachioji Technical High School [143]
- Katakura High School [144]
- Matsugaya High School [145]
- Minamitama High School [146]
- Second Commercial High School [147]
- Shoyo High School [148]
High schools
High schools
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High schools
High schools
High schools
High schools
High schools
High schools
High schools
- Machida High School [171]
- Machida Technical High School [172]
- Naruse High School [173]
- Nozuta High School [174]
- Ogawa High School [175]
- Yamasaki High School [176]
High schools
High schools
junior high schools
High schools
High schools
High schools
High schools
- Kitatama High School [188]
- Sunagawa High School [189]
- Tachikawa High School [190]
- Tachikawa International Secondary Education School [191]
High schools
High schools
Tokyo-Administered Islands
High schools
High schools
High schools
High schools
High schools
High schools
Specialized schools
Technical schools
23 special wards
- Arakawa
- Shinagawa
Schools for the blind
- Bunkyō
- Katsushika
- Setagaya
Western Tokyo (incorporated cities)
- Hachiōji
Schools for the deaf
23 special wards
- Central School for the Deaf (2 locations) [207] - Shakuji Campus (石神井校舎) in Nerima and Otsuka Campus (大塚校舎) in Toshima
See also
References
- ^ "Tokyo bans forced hair-dyeing at metropolitan junior, senior high schools". Mainichi Shimbun. 2019-09-07. Retrieved 2019-09-09. - Japanese: "黒染め指導禁止通知 都教委、都立中高に文書で示す ／東京"
- ^ "Survey: 57% of Tokyo high schools demand hair-color proof". Asahi Shimbun. 2017-05-01. Archived from the original on 2017-05-02. Retrieved 2019-09-09.
- ^ Ikegami, Momomo (2021-02-27). "Hair color code at Tokyo high schools raises JCP hackles". Asahi Shimbun. Retrieved 2021-02-28.
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