[6] The Mitaka Station Campus (三鷹駅校) housed the Little Angels English Academy & International Kindergarten.

[7] The school's original kindergarten campus in Mitaka was previously a single family residence.

[9] Jeevarani Angelina, a native of Chennai, moved to Japan in 1990 and became a non-resident Indian.

Angelina, who is known as "Rani Sanku"[note 2] due to the ease in pronouncing it in Japanese,[2] established an English-training school, Little Angels English Academy, in 2002.

"[3] Circa 2010 the school had incorporated aspects of Montessori education,[3] with additional group work and a decreased emphasis on memorization.

undergoing evaluation by the Council of International Schools to provide opportunities for the graduates to enter Japanese and foreign universities.

[3] As of 2015, the school has teachers from Australia, England, Greece, India, Jamaica, Nepal, Philippines, the United States and have a diverse faculty.