Following a sharp drop in enrollment amid the Fukushima nuclear crisis, the German School of Tokyo Yokohama, established more than a century ago, is facing financial difficulty and seeking aid from Berlin.
The institution, offering kindergarten, elementary and secondary schooling, requested financial aid from Germany in June and has been undertaking other steps to increase enrollment, school officials said.
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