Educational Philosophy
- Frontier Spirits (フロンティア精神, Furontia Seishin?)
- Global Perspectives (国際性の涵養, Kokusaisei no Kan-yō?)
- All-round Education (全人教育, Zenjin Kyōiku?)
- Practical Learning (実学の重視, Jitsugaku no Jūshi?)
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