Laying the groundwork The History of Our Foundation

            Laying the groundwork1925–1945

            Laying the groundwork

            Takasaburou’s son Koji builds a school in Wakamizu, laying the foundation for a superior learning environment.

            • Electrical
              Nagoya Training School of Electricity
            • Foundation
              Nagoya Denki Educational Foundation
            • High school
              Aichi Institute of Technology Meiden High School
            • Junior high school
              Aichi Institute of Technology Meiden Junior High School
            • Junior college
              Junior College of Aichi Institute of Technology
            • University
              Aichi Institute of Technology
            • Vocational college
              Aichi Institute of Technology Communications and Electronics
            1928 
            • SepElectrical
              Principal (4th) Masagoro Tsukino
            1937 
            • AprElectrical
              Table tennis club wins All Japan Middle School Table Tennis Championships (Togo Flag moves from Aomori to Chukyo district).
              Facilities moved and newly constructed on an athletic site in Wakamizu, Chikusa-ku. (Total site area: 1,078 square meters)
              Day school classes start following their transfer to Wakamizu in Chikusa-ku.
              Shinsakae-machi school now exclusively used for night school classes.
            1940 
            • DecElectrical
              Principal (5th) Shinji Wada
            1944 
            • MayElectrical
              Principal (6th) Koji Goto
            1945 
            • MarElectrical
              Shinsakae-machi building (night school) destroyed by bombing (March 12).
              Night school moved to the Wakamizu campus, classes resume.
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