Shiba Kokusai Junior and Senior High School

The school aims to cultivate true international citizens capable of challenging, acting, and breaking through barriers. It emphasizes a combination of "world-standard learning" and "solid academic ability," focusing on developing practical thinking skills through dialogue-based instruction and curricula that prepare students for active roles in society.

The curriculum incorporates data science, STEAM education, and entrepreneurship, largely conducted through Harvard-style dialogue formats. It features specialized instruction, such as robotics by Tatsuya Kitahara and an AI bilingual curriculum developed by Tomoe Ishizumi. Students participate in various overseas programs, including the Tasmania term study, New Zealand term study, and San Francisco STEM Camp, with middle school students receiving extended English instruction and high school students following a curriculum based on elective courses.

The school provides a robust support system to ensure academic stability and achievement, including check-and-follow sessions to solidify knowledge. Additional academic support is offered through the "Shiba Koku Juku" for middle school students and the "Shiba Koku Preparatory School" for high school students. Comprehensive guidance is available to support students aiming for overseas universities and competitive domestic institutions.

The school provides information regarding entrance examinations and admissions events through its website. Prospective students and families can access details about school information sessions, open schools, and entrance exam guidance, with specific procedures for domestic and returnee students.

The school hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including school information sessions, open schools, entrance exam problem explanation sessions, and a cultural festival held in September. Information sessions are scheduled periodically for both middle and high school applicants, with specific dates provided for prospective families to visit the campus.

The campus features a modern, open-plan building designed to facilitate inquiry-based learning and dynamic creative activities. Facilities include a media center equipped for digital content creation such as YouTube and VTuber production, as well as 3D printers available for student use.