In January, school building sustains severe damage in Great Mikawa Earthquake.

On 15th of August, war ends, soon receives order to incinerate “official” documents.

In November, second-born son, Seiki, returns to Japan and is inaugurated director.

In October, Chief Director, Sanzō Terabe suddenly passes away.

Seiki is inaugurated chief director and president of the technical college.

In March, banished from teaching profession after being judged incompetent in correspondence with item VI, paragraph one of appendix to Tokai Area School Teachers’ Joint Orders No.1.

In December, becomes a member of Aichi Prefectural Social Education Committee (to serve until April 1951[Shōwa 26]).

Becomes Anjo Gakuen Educational Foundation due to post-war educational system reform.

Girls’ high school, women’s technical college and girls’ junior high school annex are established; Seiki Terabe becomes school principal.

Lecture hall constructed.

Bust of Sanzō Terabe created.

In April, becomes Prefectural Child Welfare Committee member (to serve until March 1952[Shōwa 27]).

In March, second-born son, Seiki, banished from education by authorities, resigns as school principal.

Enforcement of school district parameters leads to decrease in number of high school students.

In December, receives commendation from president of Aichi Prefectural Association of Private Schools (Also awarded in 1952[Shōwa 27]).

Kiyoshi Terabe repatriated and inaugurated Chief Director.

In April, women’s technical college dissolved, women’s junior college established, with Dai Terabe as professor of sewing department. Welcomed Dr. Bungo Miyazawa, a professor of agricultural studies, as president.

Renamed Anjo Kindergarten as junior college kindergarten annex. Yaeko Terabe appointed head.

In May, became member of fifth annual National Athletic Meet Executive Committee in Anjo Town (to serve until March 1952[Shōwa 27]).

In July, became member of Prefectural Vocational Education Council (to serve until March 1952[Shōwa 27]).

President Miyazawa resigns, current president, Dr. Kenzō Futaki inaugurated.

In July, joins panel of judges of New Life Model Towns and Villages Selection Council (to serve until March 1952[Shōwa 27]).

In October, becomes prefectural instructor of social education (to serve until March 1953[Shōwa 28]).

In April, Fumiko Terabe returns to Anjo Gakuen from Japan Women’s University research laboratory and is appointed dean of the junior college.

In November, awarded for distinguished service in industries and education for many years by the president of the Central Council for the Promotion of Industrial Education.

High school and junior college enrollment increases.

In April, becomes member of Anjo City Child Welfare Council (to serve until March 1955[Shōwa 30]).

In May, appointed as an instructor for the social development movement (to serve until March 1954[Shōwa 29]).

In May, cited for many years of distinguished service in education by the Minister of Education on occasion of the eightieth anniversary of educational system.

In November, Ayagumo Nabiku is adopted as school song.

Mr. Kōsaku Yamada and Mr. Atsuo Ōki, composer and lyricist respectively, invited to perform school song.