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In Tennessee, Japanese open 1st-class school
[FINAL Edition]
USA TODAY (pre-1997 Fulltext) - McLean, Va.
Author: Patrick O'Driscoll
Date: May 15, 1989
Start Page: 03.A
Section: NEWS
Text Word Count: 718
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They are the first students of the USA's first accredited Japanese high school, Tennessee Meiji Gakuin - TMG for short.

``I hope the school comes through like gangbusters,'' says Nashville singer Butch Baker, a Sweetwater native and TMI alum. Baker brought his band to play country boogie at TMG's grand opening - where Japanese and American guests ate sushi and pork barbecue from paper plates ... with chopsticks, of course. CUTLINE:HEAD OF THE CLASS: Teacher Yuichi Nakajima instructs students at TMG - Tennessee Meiji Gakuin. CUTLINE:BETTER PREPARATION: [Keiko Furugori], 15, is one of the students attending the USA's first accredited Japanese high school.

GRAPHIC;b/w,J.L. Albert,USA TODAY(Map,Tennessee);PHOTO;b/w,Joe Stewardson(FP,Schools,Yuichi Nakajima,F2);PHOTO;b/w,Joe Stewardson(FP,Schools,Keiko Furugori,F2)

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