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I want to make a link to Japanese page of this.

I hope somebody would make it. Editor, Fukuoka high school

2009-9-23 edits

Latest comment: 14 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Most of the edits were for grammatical reasons. However, I removed the line "The number of students who advance to national University from Imperial days, before the WW2" because it seems to be missing something--I thing it means to say that the number is increasing, or decreasing, or something, but I can't tell without further context.

Also, this page needs citations; appropriate links to the FHS website will work. It would be ideal if we could also link to other sources that indicate FHS's high level within the Fukuoka Prefectural system, it's university acceptance rates, etc.

A good page to look at for future additions is the Shuyukan page.

I'd be happy to collaborate with whoever is updating this page. Qwyrxian (talk) 11:31, 23 September 2009 (UTC)Reply

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