Lycée Français de Kyoto

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Lycée Français de Kyoto (LFK; リセ・フランセ・ド・京都 Rise Furanse do Kyōto) is a French international school in Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan.^[1] It serves levels maternelle (preschool) through lycée (senior high school).^[2] It was formerly École française du Kansai (EFK; 関西フランス学院 Kansai Furansu Gakuin).^[3] It was founded in 1997,^[4] and resides in the former Taiken Elementary School.^[5]

As of 2003 the school, mainly catering to mixed French-Japanese families, had 35 students. That year Phillipe Chatignoux, the consul-general of France, stated that even then French companies had difficulty establishing themselves in the Kansai region since the EFK at the time was not sufficient in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI).^[6]

There was previously a French school or educational facility in Kobe.^[7]

References

↑ "Accès et contact." Lycée Français de Kyoto. Retrieved on 26 April 2015. "536-1 WARAYA-CHO MARUTAMACHI DORI KUROMON HIGASHI IRU KAMIGYO-KU 602-8144 KYOTO, JAPON"
↑ "Admission and Registration." Lycée Français de Kyoto. Retrieved on 26 April 2015.
↑ "CENTREACCUEILjp.html" (Archive). École Française du Kansai. July 4, 2010. Retrieved on April 26, 2015.
↑ Home page (French) (Archive). École Française du Kansai. March 12, 2008. Retrieved on April 26, 2015.
↑ "A Guide for Living in Osaka Enjoy Osaka." City of Osaka. p. 91. "Kuromonhigashihairu, Marutamachi-dori, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto City (former Taiken Elementary School) Kindergarten - 12th grade"
↑ Stewart, Alex. "educating kansai" (Archive). The Journal of the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan (Jānaru), Volume 40, Issues 7-12. The American Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ACCJ), 2003. p. 43.
↑ 新修神戶市史: 行政編, Volume 2. City of Kobe, 1995. p. 796. "神戸フランス学校(開設) 中央区北野町 1 フランス "

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International schools in the Keihanshin (Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto area)

Osaka/Osaka area

- Osaka Korean High School
- North Osaka Korean Elementary and Middle School (JA)
- East Osaka Korean Middle School (JA)
- Ikuno Korean Elementary School (JA)
- Johoku Korean Elementary School (JA)
- Middle Osaka Korean Elementary School (JA)
- Osaka Korean No. 4 Elementary School (JA)
- Osaka Fukushima Korean Elementary School (JA)
- South Osaka Korean Elementary School (JA)
- Higashi Osaka Korean Elementary School (JA)
- Baekdu Hagwon(*)
- Kongo Gakuen(*)
- Korea International School
Osaka Chinese School
Osaka International School of Kwansei Gakuin
Osaka YMCA International School
Osaka YMCA International High School

Closed	Sakai Korean Elementary School (堺朝鮮初級学校) Senshu Korean Elementary School (JA)

Kobe area

Canadian Academy
Kobe Chinese School
Deutsche Schule Kobe/European School
- Kobe Korean Senior High School
- Kobe Korean Elementary and Junior High School (JA)
- West Kobe Korean Elementary School (JA)
- Amagasaki Korean Elementary and Middle School (JA)
- Itami Korean Elementary School (JA)
- Seiban North Korean Elementary and Middle School (JA)
Marist Brothers International School
St. Michael's International School

Closed	Akashi Korean Elementary School (JA) Amagasaki East Korean Elementary School (JA) Takarazuka Korean Elementary School (JA) Norwegian School

Kyoto

Lycée Français de Kyoto
- Kyoto Korean Junior High-High School
- Kyoto Korean Elementary School (JA)
- Kyoto Korean No. 2 Elementary School (JA)
Educational Foundation Kyoto International School
Kyoto International School

Closed/Merged/Renamed	Maizuru Korean Elementary and Junior High School (JA) Kyoto Korean No. 1 Elementary School (JA) Kyoto Korean No. 3 Elementary School (JA) which may now be Kyoto Korean ES

Schools with asterisks "(*)" are recognized as Article 1 private schools under the School Education Act. Some schools may need to be designated as such. Schools that are not recognized under Article 1 are categorized as "miscellaneous schools".

French international schools in East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Oceania

Australia	Lycée Condorcet Telopea Park School (Canberra) École maternelle franco-australienne Red Hill (Canberra) École française de Melbourne (Caulfield Junior College) Auburn High School (Melbourne)

Cambodia	Lycée Français René Descartes de Phnom Penh École Française de Siem Reap École Française de Sihanoukville

China	Lycée Français International Charles de Gaulle de Pékin École Française Internationale de Canton Lycée Français de Shanghai Wuhan French International School École Mlf - PSA (Xiangyang) Shekou International School (French section) Hong Kong: French International School of Hong Kong

Indonesia	Lycée Français Louis-Charles Damais (Jakarta) Lycée Français de Bali

Japan	Lycée Français International de Tokyo Lycée Français de Kyoto

South Korea	French School of Seoul Lycée International Xavier

Laos	Lycée Français Josué Hoffet (Vientiane)

Malaysia	French School of Kuala Lumpur

Myanmar	French School Joseph Kessel de Rangoun

Mongolia	École française internationale d'Oulan-Bator

Philippines	French School of Manila

Singapore	French School of Singapore

Taiwan	Taipei European School

Thailand	Lycée Français International de Bangkok École francophone de Pattaya École française Jungle-Samui (Ko Samui)

Vanuatu	Lycée Français J. M. G. Le Clézio (Port-Vila)

Vietnam	Lycée français Alexandre Yersin (Hanoi) Lycée Français International Marguerite Duras (Ho Chi Minh City)

Former schools	Richmond Road School, French section

This list does not include schools on French soil including the collectivities of French Polynesia and Wallis and Futuna, and the area of New Caledonia

Coordinates: 35°01′02″N 135°45′01″E / 35.0172°N 135.7503°E / 35.0172; 135.7503

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