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List of high schools in Tokyo

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This is a list of high schools in Tokyo Metropolis, including the 23 special wards, West Tokyo, and the Tokyo Islands (Izu Islands and Ogasawara Subprefecture).

National

Metropolitan

All are operated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Board of Education.

  • Adachi Senior High School
  • Adachi Nishi Senior High School
  • Adachi Shinden Senior High School
  • Akirudai Senior High School
  • Asuka Senior High School
  • Chihaya Senior High School
  • Denen Chofu Senior High School
  • Fuchie Senior High School
  • Fuchu Senior High School
  • Fuchu Nishi High School
  • Fuji Senior High School
  • Hachioji Higashi High School
  • Hakuo Senior High School
  • Harumi Sogo Senior High School
  • Hibiya Senior High School
  • Hino Senior High School
  • Hinodai Senior High School
  • Hiroo Senior High School
  • Igusa Senior High School
  • Jindai Senior High School
  • Johtoh Senior High School
  • Kamata Senior High School
  • Kasai Minami Senior High School
  • Kirigaoka Senior High School
  • Kitatama Senior High School
  • Kiyose Higashi High School
  • Koganei Kita Senior High School
  • Koishikawa Senior High School
  • Koiwa Senior High School
  • Kokusai Senior High School
  • Komae Senior High School
  • Koyamadai Senior High School
  • Kudan Senior High School [ja]
  • Kunitachi Senior High School
  • Kurume Senior High School
  • Machida Senior High School
  • Matsubara Senior High School
  • Matsugaya Senior High School
  • Meguro Senior High School
  • Minami Senior High School
  • Minami Tama Senior High School
  • Mita Senior High School
  • Mitaka Secondary School [ja] (東京都立三鷹中等教育学校)
  • Mizuho Nōgei High School
  • Mizumoto Senior High School
  • Mukogaoka Senior High School
  • Musashi Senior High School
  • Musashigaoka Senior High School
  • Musashino Kita Senior High School
  • Musashi Murayama Senior High School
  • Nagayama Senior High School
  • Nihonbashi Senior High School
  • Nishi Senior High School
  • Ogawa Senior High School
  • Ome Higashi Senior High School
  • Omori Senior High School
  • Ōshūkan Secondary School
  • Oyama Senior High School
  • Roka Senior High School
  • Ryogoku Senior High School [ja]
  • Sakuramachi Senior High School
  • Shakuji Senior High School
  • Shimura Senior High School
  • Shinjuku Senior High School
  • Showa Senior High School
  • Suginami Sogo Senior High School
  • Sunagawa Senior High School
  • Tachikawa Senior High School
  • Tadao Senior High School
  • Tagara Senior High School
  • Takashima Senior High School
  • Takehaya Senior High School
  • Tama Senior High School
  • Tanashi Senior High School
  • Toyama Senior High School
  • Tsubasa Sogo Senior High School
  • Ueno Senior High School
  • Ueno Shinobugaoka Senior High School
  • Yashio Senior High School
  • Yukigaya Senior High School
  • Akabane Commercial High School
  • Arakawa Commercial High School
  • Ichigaya Commercial High School
  • Shiba Commercial High School
  • Ushigome Commercial High School
  • Yotsuya Commercial High School
  • Hachioji Industrial High School
  • Honjo Industrial High School
  • Koishikawa Industrial High School
  • Kuramae Industrial High School
  • Mukojima Industrial High School
  • Nakano Industrial High School
  • Oji Industrial High School
  • Rokugo Industrial High School
  • Setagaya Industrial High School
  • Adachi Technical High School
  • Senior High School affiliated to Tokyo Metropolitan University [1]

Municipal

23 Wards

Foreign government-operated

Private

Former:

Online

See also

References

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  2. ^ "2023年度より校名を「品川学藝高等学校」とし、男女共学化をスタートします。(東京都届出予定)". Nihon Ongaku High School [ja]. Retrieved 2022-11-08.
  3. ^ "Deutscher Bundestag 4. Wahlperiode Drucksache IV/3672" (Archive). Bundestag (West Germany). 23 June 1965. Retrieved on 12 March 2016. p. 35/51. "Deutsche Schule Tokyo 1847 2-chome, Sanno Ota-ku"