Kasukabe Girls' Senior High School 1.41

is a public high school in Kasukabe, Saitama, Japan.SummaryKasukabe Girls' Senior High School, popularly known as Kasujo, operates according to a standard full-day system. It offers an ordinary education curriculum as well as a special foreign languages course. It one of the so-called Super English Language High Schools. Partnered with Ohio Northern University, the curriculum focuses on international relations.History 1911 - Kasukabe City Girl's Technical High School opens 1930 - Renamed Kasukabe Girls' Senior High School 1948 - Re-established as Kasukabe Girls' Senior High School with license from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology 1996 - Foreign Languages program established 2010 - Celebration of the school's 100-year anniversarySchool songThe song, which has two verses, is played at school functions to the accompaniment of a mandolin guitar group. The first verse centres on filial piety and the second, on the teacher-student relationship. In the period leading up to and during the Second World War, there was a third verse in between the current two, which described the duty to a sovereign emperor. It was taken out in the post-war era.Before and during World War 21st verse: filial piety2nd verse: duty and worship of emperor3rd verse: teacher-student relationship1st verse: filial piety2nd verse: teacher-student relationshipFacilitiesSchool facilities include the Foreign Language Annex, the Sunflower Building and the Sunflower Assembly Hall. The home-room classes, classroom facilities, as well as admission exams for the Foreign Language Curriculum classes are all in the Foreign Language Annex. However, ordinary curriculum students also use the annex from time to time.