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MEES Hakusan Campus provides substantial, flexible learning spaces to support project-based learning. The elementary school features 400 square meters of large open spaces and a Makerspace with a workshop and gym studio. Educational technology and AI tools are integrated into instruction, with preschool and elementary programs incorporating STEM and digital learning. The Forest School program offers outdoor learning in natural settings about an hour away from the Tokyo campuses. Afterschool clubs on site include MakerSpace, Tasty Lab, Tech Club, Judo, and English clubs, extending the use of facilities beyond regular hours. The Hakusan campus is located in central Tokyo, with easy access from Hakusan Station.
On-campus sports facilities include a gym studio integrated with the on-site Makerspace and workshop areas. Afterschool programs include Judo Club, which uses gym facilities.
MEES Hakusan Elementary School has 400 square meters of large open spaces for collaborative work and project-based learning. It features a Makerspace learning area, a workshop, and a gym studio to support hands-on design and physical education. Preschool programming emphasizes STEM and digital literacy with age-appropriate educational technology and AI tools. Forest School Education provides outdoor sessions as part of MEES The Forest program, expanding learning beyond the classroom to natural settings about an hour from the Tokyo campuses.
Afterschool offerings on the Hakusan campus include MakerSpace: Creative Builds; PBL Design Thinking; Tasty Lab; Tech Club; Judo Club; English Club. These clubs run after school on the Hakusan campus and use MEES facilities for hands-on activities.
MEES International School’s Hakusan campus is in Bunkyo, Central Tokyo, about a 5-minute walk from Hakusan Station. Children can join Preschool (ages 1–6) and Elementary (ages 6–12). Preschool combines Montessori and Reggio Emilia influences with hands-on, project-based learning with English as the main language of instruction. Elementary also centers on project-based learning and lists large open spaces plus a Makerspace/workshop and gym studio. A distinctive feature is “MEES The Forest,” described as regular one-day trips for morning/full-day students aged 4 and up, connecting learning with outdoor experiences. Optional bus service is available and Hakusan afterschool options listed by the school include clubs such as Tech Club, MakerSpace builds and Judo.
