Sendai Jujutsu High
A school for sorcerers within the Jujutsu Society.
Sendai Jujutsu High is one of the educational institutions that train new generations of sorcerers, operating within the secretive Jujutsu Society in Japan. What is known is that it is one of the schools that participates in inter-school competitions, such as the event where Mahito infiltrated Tokyo Jujutsu High and stole three "Death Paintings." The school's existence is part of the broader Jujutsu Society's structure, which includes the Tokyo and Kyoto Jujutsu High Schools as directly controlled institutions.
- Affiliation
- Jujutsu Higher Education System
Lore & Background
It is not mentioned in the synopsis, production notes, or any other section of the provided text. The only educational institutions named are the Tokyo and Kyoto Jujutsu High Schools, which are directly controlled by the Jujutsu Headquarters. Any details about Sendai's history, faculty, or student body are unknown based on the source.
In Their Own Story
The source does not contain any narrative or story elements involving Sendai Jujutsu High. No characters, events, or missions are associated with this school in the provided text.
Reader's Guide
The only reference to any school's infrastructure is the mention that Mahito infiltrated Tokyo Jujutsu High during an inter-school competition. Without further details, a guide for Sendai cannot be constructed from the source.
Did You Know?
- The only Jujutsu schools named in the source are Tokyo and Kyoto Jujutsu High Schools.
- Tokyo Jujutsu High was infiltrated by Mahito, who stole three 'Death Paintings' during an inter-school competition.
- The Jujutsu Society operates educational institutions that are directly controlled by the Jujutsu Headquarters.
- The principals of these schools are appointed based on recommendations from the three major sorcerer families: the Gojo, Zen'in, and Kamo clans.
More in World & Setting
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