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Mr. Takada

Chemistry teacher at Sakura Public School, 1978 to 1994

🇯🇵 Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Sakura Public School
1978 to 1994
Japanese

I taught chemistry and early years at Sakura Public School, Shinjuku. I wrote a short note to every student at the end of term. Over the years I had 800 students pass through my room. A few of them became teachers themselves, which still makes me smile.

More about Mr. Takada

The students I remember best weren't always the top of the class. They were the ones who asked "why?" when nobody else did.

Subjects taught

Chemistry Early years Art

What gifts mean to Mr. Takada: Honestly the messages mean more, but a gift would help me buy supplies for my new classroom.

Messages of thanks

Did Mr. Takada make a difference to you? Tell them. Messages are free.

Dewi PutraParent🇮🇩
you probably don't remember me, I sat by the window in 1984. I remember you Greetings from Magelang.
Ignacio G. SandovalFormer student🇺🇸
I was in your Year 7 class in 1997. You believed I could do it before I did Greetings from Lowell.
Mia Johanna SchmidtFormer student🇩🇪
You taught me chemistry in 2008 at Sakura Public School. I still remember the cold winter when we all kept our coats on.
Adrián M. DíazFormer student🇲🇽
You taught me chemistry in 1999 at Sakura Public School. I still remember the end-of-term party.
Yuna SaitoColleague🇯🇵
you probably don't remember me, I sat by the window in 2023. I remember you. Greetings from Sakai.
Gabriel C. RamirezParent🇬🇧
you probably don't remember me, I sat by the window in 1996. I remember you. Greetings from Manchester.
Jessica Paula KleinFormer student🇩🇪
You taught me chemistry in 2006 at Sakura Public School. I still remember the long bus ride home.
Saanvi S. TripathiParent🇮🇳
You taught me chemistry in 1993 at Sakura Public School. I still remember the end-of-term party.
Craig PetersonParent🇺🇸
You taught me chemistry in 2022 at Sakura Public School. I still remember the day the fire alarm went off during the exam.