Kaishin First Junior High School

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Kaishin First Junior High School (開進第一中学校, Kaishin Daiichi Chū Gakkō?) is a public junior high school in Hayamiya, Nerima, Tokyo, Japan. The abbreviation is Kaiitchū, and Kaishin Itchū.

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Kaishin First Junior High School
Ikebukuro Yahara line, Tokyo

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N 35.752 °	E 139.659 °

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練馬区立開進第一中学校

Ikebukuro Yahara line 50
179-0085 Tokyo
Japan
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練馬区

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kaishin1-j.nerima-tky.ed.jp

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