Conclusion
-The Shasen Spirit Lives On-
Document Number：Sophia University, One Hundred Years_p151-1
The 6th Entrance Ceremony
Document Number：Sophia University, One Hundred Years_P.146_1
Umeda Children's House
Document Number：Sophia University, One Hundred Years_P.154_1
The 1st School Festival
Document Number：1995 "School Guide"
Principal Castañeda's "Human Studies"
Document Number：Sophia University, One Hundred Years_P.155_5
The 1st field trip to the Philippines
Document Number：nega2-9409B-0013
Sophia Hall where the Shasen office was located
Document Number：closing ceremony_DSC_0142
Address at Closing Ceremony by Chancellor Tsutomu Sakuma
Document Number：closing ceremony_DSC_0168
Closing Ceremony
Document Number：closing ceremony_DSC_0177
Closing ceremony, school song
A graduate of Sophia School of Social Welfare said, "Shasen graduates value their hearts. Needless to say, the "heart" here refers to the spirit of Christian humanism and service as seen in the activities of the Jesuits. Even though Shasen is closed, the tradition fostered by Father Heidrich and other Sophia Jesuits lives on in the hearts of its graduates.
- Please also see the closing commemorative journal "Sophia School of Social Welfare.: 58 Years of Progress - For Others, With Others" (published in March 2022).
https://www.sophia-sc.jp/about/SocialWelfare/ebook/intro_pc.html - If you have any comments or questions, please send them to this e-mail address.
sophia-archives-co@sophia.ac.jp