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).

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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 [8]

Municipal

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Foreign government-operated

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Private

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Online

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See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Контакты и полезные ссылки." Russian Embassy School in Tokyo. Retrieved on 14 April 2015. "Средняя общеобразовательная школа с углубленным изучением иностранноого языка при Посольстве России в Японии Адрес: Япония, 106-0041 Токио, Минато-ку, Адзабудай, 2-1-1"
  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"