Description

Historical Site of Aoyama Gakuin
【発祥年】明治7（1874）年
青山学院は、米国メソジスト監督教会の宣教師により創設された3つの学校を源流としています。ひとつは麻布で明治7年開校した「女子小学校」が「救世学校」と改称、明治10（1877）年明石町に移転し「海岸女学校」と改称されました。また、明治11（1878）年「耕教学舎」が築地に、明治12年（1879）「美曾神学校」が横浜に開校、後に合同、改称後青山に移り「青山学院」になります。海岸女学校も明治21（1888）年以降、青山へ順次移り合同します。
【Birth Year】1874
Aoyama Gakuin traces its origin to three Sch. founded by missionaries sent from the American Methodist Episcopal Church. One of the schools was the Girls' Elementary Sch. opened in Azabu in 1874. The school was later named Kyusei Girls' Sch., and then once again renamed the Kaigan Girls' Sch. in 1877 when it was relocated to Akashicho, where the school flourished. The other two schools were the Kokyo Gakusha Boys' Sch. opened in Tsukiji in 1878 and the Methodist Mission Seminary opened in Yokohama in 1879. These two schools were later integrated into Aoyama Gakuin and moved to Aoyama. Relocation of the Kaigan Girls' Sch. to Aoyama began in 1888 where it was eventually integrated into Aoyama Gakuin.

Address

104-0044

東京都中央区明石町6先
Near 6 Akashicho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo