Last updated: 2026/07/20

Suginoko School

In an environment where children can grow up freely and naturally, they will acquire Japanese language and customs

Suginoko School offers a kindergarten, nursery school, and kindergarten classes, providing a fulfilling curriculum where children naturally acquire Japanese language and customs through Japanese songs and dances, arts and crafts, outdoor play, and learning hiragana and numbers

Classes are taught by individuals holding childcare or kindergarten/elementary/middle school teaching qualifications in Japan or the United States. Both the kindergarten and nursery school departments provide nutritious, homemade meals, and parents praise the school as "a place where children can be children."

We welcome visitors at any time; please feel free to contact us

Information

address	8460 160th Ave. NE, Redmond, WA
telephone number	425-869-7651
E-mail	contact@suginoko.com
Business Hours	8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m
Website	https://suginokoschool.com/

Suginoko School Program

◎ Nursery school

Target age: 1 to 5 years old
Time: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Nursery school details and introductory video

◎ Kindergarten

Target age: 2 to 5 years old
Time: 8:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m
Kindergarten details and introductory video

◎ English class

Target: Senior class (ages 4-5) in nursery schools and kindergartens
Time: Nursery schools conduct classes during drop-off hours (no additional fees). Kindergartens allow children to participate in classes through additional childcare

[Features of Suginoko School]
◆Japanese language curriculum
◆A child-friendly environment for children to grow up freely
◆Seasonal events
◆Songs and lessons tailored to weekly topics

Scenes inside the park

In our bright and spacious school building, children spend their days freely and happily. Throughout the year, they enjoy a variety of activities such as singing, crafts, and studying, fostering the individuality of each child. They also naturally learn about and become familiar with Japanese culture through seasonal Japanese events. We provide an environment where children can develop their curiosity and sensitivity, and grow up healthy

▲ In February, during the Setsubun festival, we will experience throwing beans. With cheerful voices, we will chase away any demons that appear, chanting, "Good fortune in, demons out!"