2-16-26 Hanazonokita In 1962 Airin School (renamed to Airin Elementary and Junior High School the next year) was founded. (In 1973, it was renamed Osaka City Shin-Imamiya Elementary and Junior High School. It closed in 1984.) The requirements of entering is not having register or resident registration. Junior high school: Imamiya Junior High School, 1-8-32 Hanazonokita Other school: UNION Theology University Extension Study, 3-4-23 Haginochaya Welfare The number of people who receive Life Protection is the highest in Japan (176 people per 1,000). The city of Tokyo is 17, Nagoya is 13, Fukuoka is 19, Osaka City is 42. The percentage of people who receive school attendance is 50.4% (whole of Japan is 13.7%, Osaka-fu is 24.7%, Osaka City is 33.8%). Peace Institutions Nishinari Police Station Nishinari Fire Department Airin Labor and Welfare Center Nishinari Labor Hello Work Hospital Attached to Osaka Social Medical Center Nishinari Citizen Center Taishi Hall・Rest House for Old Men Events Kamagasaki May Day May 1 Kamagasaki Summer Festival August 13–15 Twilight Concert Energy Festival Evening Variety Show Come Here Festival See also Tobita Shinchi Shinsekai Nishinari-ku, Osaka, one of 24 wards of Osaka Seiryū Inoue, photographer of Kamagasaki in 1950s-1960s References External links Mother's Day Story about a walk through Kamagasaki/Shinsekai by Don MacLaren, published September, 2009 in the literary magazine Danse Macabre Geography of Osaka Articles containing video clips Slums in Japan