Encho 3 (extension) — Ishiko（石河） wins

Conclusion

Encho 3

Match time

12:38

Winner

Ishiko（石河）（White）

Foul

No record

Eishin（盈進）

Official name

盈進高等学校(盈進中学高等学校)

Reading

Eishin

Division/Category of Establishment

Private (coeducational). Offers a unified middle and high school education.

Location

487-4 Chida, Chida-cho, Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture.

History

Founded in 1904 by Eishin Kōtarō Fujii as a commercial practice school. The school was renamed to its current name in 1962, and the junior high school was reopened in 1992.

School motto/philosophy

The founding spirit of the school is “the acquisition of practical learning.” The school’s name originates from Mencius’s saying, “The spring ceaselessly flows, day and night without pause, filling its channel to overflowing before advancing to the four seas.” The first of the school’s six precepts is, “One should maintain a healthy body, harbor lofty aspirations, and constantly strive for progress.”

Department.

General studies (integrated middle and high school course, special university preparatory course, university preparatory course)

Kendo Club

In June 2026, they won the women’s team championship at the Hiroshima Prefectural High School General Sports Meet and qualified for Inter-High. In the individual competition, 村岡実紀 won the championship, 田村愛理 was runner-up, and 愛三島 won third place, and the school states that “winning first and second place in the individual competition for two years in a row to qualify for Inter-High.” At the Chugoku High School Tournament from June 19th to 21st, the women’s team finished third, and lost to Hiroshimaminami 0-0 in the deciding match in the semi-finals. They state that they will “be aware of being representatives of Hiroshima Prefecture and work hard on daily practice with the goal of becoming “number one in Japan”” towards Inter-High.

Notes

Unrelated to "Eishin College Group" in Niigata and others.

Shirayuri Gakuen（白百合学園）

Official name

盛岡白百合学園高等学校

Reading

Shirayuri Gakuen

Division/Category of Establishment

Private. Became coeducational in April 2026.

Location

Iwate Prefecture, Morioka City, Yamagishi

History

Founded in 1892 as the private Morioka Women's School on Honmachi Street in Morioka City. After several name changes, it was renamed to its current name in 1948. It moved to Yamagishi, Morioka City in 1982. It will become coeducational in April 2026.

School motto/philosophy

The school motto is "Obedience, Diligence, and Love of Virtue."

Department.

General studies (ME Advanced Course, ME Course, MI Course)

Kendo Club

In the Reiwa 8 academic year, they will participate in the National High School General Athletic Meet (Inter-High) as the Iwate Prefecture representatives in both the women's team and women's individual events. The women's individual representative is 廣谷彩心 (3rd year, 3rd dan). Past performance in national tournaments could not be confirmed from publicly available information.

Notes

The tournament notation is "Shirayuri Gakuen". It is a different school from Yatsushiro Shirayuri Gakuen in Kumamoto Prefecture.