[3] Yokota High School started construction in the 1970s after a deal was struck with the Government of Japan to modernize Yokota Air Base in exchange for Air Force property in Greater Tokyo.

[5] The school has gone through some renovations, including an artificial turf field, with both football and soccer lines and a surrounding track, which was built in 2012 at a cost of $1.2 million.

[7] Most of the old building has been torn down to make way for a soccer field and open land that will be given back to the Air Force.

Each classroom has movable glass walls that are built to reflect the new method of learning which values collaboration.

[8] Yokota High School offers a great amount of extracurricular activities for Academics or Sports for students to participate in.