School guidance

All human beings are Aiko of God, and the star of the dawn aims at all personal development of each student based on Christianity mind that creation saretakaegaenonai is a person in the shape of God.
History
April, 1949 | Fukuyama Akenohoshi Girl's Junior High School established |
April, 1952 | Fukuyama Akenohoshi Girls' High School established. |
December, 1956 | Construction of the Provisional Gymnasium |
February, 1962 | Lecture hall completed |
April, 1963 | Athletic ground completed |
December, 1967 | Gymnasium completed |
May, 1968 | Home economics classroom completed |
September, 1970 | Athletic ground extension completed |
July, 1974 | Classroom remodeling |
February, 1978 | Joan of Ark Building completed |
March, 1980 | Fukuyama Akenohoshi Education Training Center completed |
June, 1980 | The natatorium completed |
May, 1984 | New gymnasium completed |
April, 1986 | Prayer Temple completed |
April, 1994 | The east school building (sixth grade classroom, library) completed |
August, 1998 | The new lecture hall completed |
September, 2005 | Irene building repair work completed |
2010 ...
September, 2012
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School building seismic strengthening construction completed |
March, 2012
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Regent Christian Academy
(Regent Christian Academy)
Sister school relationship established (Canada) |
March, 2013
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Saleh Genting Highland School
(S. M.S. Saleha Genting Highlands,and,Highlands International Boarding School)
Sister school relationship established (Malaysia) |
March, 2015
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Villa Maria college
(Villa, Maria, College)
Sister school relationship established (New Zealand) |

Founder Mary Therese de Subiran
Our school was established by the Maria Auxtrice Order of nuns headquartered in Paris, France. This Order, founded in 1864 by Mary Therese de Subiran, aimed to serve both God and country by meeting the various social needs of the community.
Fukuyama Akenohoshi Educational Instituion was established by four sisters who visited Japan in 1947 and gave hope and joy to the people through the power of Christ. They established a kindergarten, an elementary school, a junior high school, and a high school in an attempt to meet the educational needs of the people of Fukuyama.
Fukuyama Akenohoshi Educational Instituion was established by four sisters who visited Japan in 1947 and gave hope and joy to the people through the power of Christ. They established a kindergarten, an elementary school, a junior high school, and a high school in an attempt to meet the educational needs of the people of Fukuyama.