Ōta Girls' High School

I am from here. In terms of academics, I think it is a high level in this area, but now I think it is a girl's school, yet it is a progressive school that has an element of Missoginy. A male teacher comes into the classroom if a chime comes in even after changing clothes after physical education. Even if there is a student who was in a pervert or stalker, it's because the skirt is worn because it can not be defended if the skirt is short even a little. etc Every time I had a meeting, I had a preaching logic that said, "With the awareness as a student at the top area in the historical area ...". It's only a few years ago, but I hope that it is a little different now.

It is a friend from a friend. In Ota City is the only girls high school, deviation value is high school in high school for 63 years in fiscal 2018. While most of the students go on active care to famous universities of the four-year system, the club activities are also active, and schools with good performance in the exercise department are good schools. My acquaintance also entered a national university, acquired a difficult qualification, and got a job. Although it is a school with history that was established in the Taisho era, the number of students has decreased due to the declining birthrate and the current 1st grade class has 7 classes. Access from Ota station is bad and it may be difficult to walk because it is far away. A famous celebrity is Tarako, a voice actor who plays the hero of the animation "Chibi Maruko chan", and Fumi Ogura, a cartoonist.

Gunma Prefectural Ota Women's High School is a regular female high school in Ota City, Gunma Prefecture. The popular name is “Tajo” As a girls' high school, the Kiryu Girls' High School, founded in 1908, and the Tatebayashi Girls' High School, founded in 1917 (Taisho 6), have a long history in the eastern region of Gunma Prefecture. Founded in 1921, Ota Mika Ota Senior High School Transferred to prefectural government in 1923 The school building was completed in Ota, Ota, Ota on October 15, 1923 Gunma Prefectural Ota Girls' High School, the current name in 1948

I was taken care of in badminton when I was in middle school.