[1][2] The school's sumo club also has a long tradition, having been founded in the 70s, and has achieved numerous successes on the national scene.

During the same period, commerce and home economics were withdrawn from the women's courses, which now focus solely on the food and clothing industries.

[6] A course specially designed for learning technical sciences and preparing for competitive exams at major universities.

Finally, the last option is a more generalist course designed to complement the knowledge of students wishing to remain in general fields of study.

Yusaku Harada, a former professional coach who worked in the USA, is credited with helping the basketball club gain momentum.

[1] The baseball club is managed by Yuichi Katsuyoshi, a veteran coach recruited from Kato Gakuen High School, where he coached the team when it won the Shizuoka Prefecture high school ekiden championship three years running.

However, between 2021 and 2022, the number of club members dropped from 30 students to just 7 because of the study rules and steady practice.

Club members have also had to impose their choice on their parents because of the negative perception that this type of teaching has.

[16] The club's performance is also credited with revitalizing Numazu's summer festivals and port attractions.

[18] The violence scandal didn't stop there, however, as during the same period an embezzlement scandal involved the same club, with a teacher being found guilty of embezzling 15 million yen in club funds collected from the baseball team members and was dismissed on disciplinary grounds as of February 2.