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The formal uniform is a denim-wool blend with bougainvillea as the main color. It is designed for flexibility and everyday practicality; it can be washed at home and ironing is not required. A second uniform (t‑shirt) and a hoodie are available for daily wear, and the PE uniform is designed for ease of movement.
The school encourages students to bring their own lunch. If bringing lunch is difficult for personal reasons, a support lunch is provided and delivered by Syoku no Kakehashhi before lunchtime. Lunch options include M-size and S-size portions, and ordering details are provided monthly.
Okinawa AMICUS International is governed by the AMICUS International School Educational Foundation, established in 2011. The foundation lists its chairperson as Ms. Chiaki Maehara. The foundation serves as the school's corporate governance body.
Okinawa AMICUS International is a private combined school in Uruma City, Okinawa, serving students from kindergarten through junior high school. The school opened in 2011 and is officially approved by Japan’s Ministry of Education (MEXT) as a “Special Zone for Education,” which allows it to design and deliver its own original curriculum. AMICUS provides English immersion education from kindergarten onward, teaching most subjects in English with Japanese language and parts of social studies taught separately. The campus is located in the central part of Okinawa’s main island, surrounded by natural scenery and approximately five minutes by car from the Okinawa Expressway’s Okinawa-Kita exit. Since 2020, the elementary and junior high school divisions have been members of Round Square, a global network of schools focused on experiential learning and international understanding.
