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50th Anniversary of Founding: Shisa Statues Donated to Johoku Junior High School by 6th to 8th Graders. Crafted by Alumnus Arakaki. Installed in Front of the Main Gate to Watch over Students.
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[Naha] On the 6th, the 6th to 8th grade students of Naha City Johoku Junior High School donated a pair of Shisa lions, each approximately 70 cm tall and 40 cm wide, to commemorate the school's 50th anniversary. They were created by 8th grade student Mitsuo Arakaki (59), the representative of "Yachimunya Pottery" (Yomitan Village). The Shisa lions, placed in front of the main gate, watch over the growth of their juniors with their powerful expres…
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