Monument to the birthplace of Tsukiji Honganji Musashino Women's Academy
A stone monument of the birthplace of Musashino Women's Academy is erected on the grounds of Tsukiji Honganji Temple, where Takeko Kujo's poetry monument is located, where you can relax and immerse yourself in history.
It seems that Musashino University has set up a stone monument. From the university's website, I traced the history of women's schools.
Introduction to School History About the founder, Dr. Junjiro Takagusu explained the following:
Established Musashino Women's Academy with the ideal of "women's education based on Buddhistism." He is also a pioneer in positive thinking about the need for women's education and women's advancement in society. Received the Order of Culture in 1944.
About history
It is displayed in the chronological table as "1924 Musashino Women's Academy was established in Tsukiji Honganji in 1924".
This year 2024 is the year of the brilliant 100th anniversary.
Junjiro Takasu, the first principal of the school, approved by a high school in 1927 in 1927.
1929 Moved from Tsukiji to the current location (Shinmachi, Nishitoukyo-shi) in 1929 to complete the school building.
1943 1943 Became a faction of the Jodo Shinshu Honganji school Honganji school
(Hereinafter referred to as “Submission”)
I pay tribute to the historic school monument.
The inscription is not good at photographing, but it is written that it has celebrated its 100th anniversary.
Musashino University's website stated that the student visited Tsukiji Honganji.
I wish you all the best in the future.
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