Waseda University Junior and Senior High School

The school is one of two directly affiliated (附属) schools of Waseda University along with Waseda University Honjo Senior High School. The school was originally founded as (the preparatory course of the university) in 1920 under the old system and re-established in 1949 as a high school following the educational reform. Its junior high school was established in 2010 as the first junior high school directly operated by the school corporation Waseda University, accepting 120 students per year across four classes. ==Notable alumni==

Politicians • Hirotaka Akamatsu • Tanzan Ishibashi • Tadahiko Ito • Akira Kazami • Yōhei Kōno • Noboru Takeshita • Kensuke Miyazaki • Yukio Aoshima Businessmen • Nobuyuki Idei • Masaru Ibuka • Yusaku Maezawa Academics • Fukui Fumimasa • Tomio Hora Writers • Tatsuzō Ishikawa • Kosuke Gomi • Hidemitsu Tanaka • Fumio Niwa • Yoshinaga Fujita • Ashihei Hino • Mitsuharu Kaneko • Yoshiki Hayama • Isamu Yoshii • Aizu Yaichi • Santōka Taneda Actors • Takeshi Kato • Masahiko Tsugawa • Hisaya Morishige Musicians • Hachidai Nakamura • Satoshi Tomiie Filmmakers • Takeshi Furusawa • Satsuo Yamamoto • Sōjirō Motoki Athletes • Kisshomaru Ueshiba • Onishi Tetsunosuke • Taizo Kawamoto • Takashi Kondo • Jiro Sato • Katsuo Takaishi • Atsushi Tani • Akira Fujita • Tadao Horie • Tōru Mori Others • Hajime Takano, journalist • Oki Sato, architect • Daisuke Nanba, assassin • Fumihiro Joyu, Aum Shinrikyo spokesperson • Kenichi Hirose, Aum Shinrikyo affiliate ==See also==

• 早稲田大学高等学院編『三十周年記念誌 : 1979』(Japanese), published in 1980 • 早稲田大学高等学院編『継承そして創造 : 五十年の軌跡-未来に向けて』 (Japanese), published in 1999 • 早稲田大学高等学院米式蹴球部OB会編『半世紀の道のり : 早稲田大学高等学院米式蹴球部50年史』(Japanese), published in 2000 == References ==