Kathmandu, 9 June: Japan has handed over newly-built classrooms to the Shree Laxmi Narayan Secondary School in Jhapa district. Deputy Chief of Mission, Tamura Takahiro, attended the ceremony. The new building has been constructed with the support of USD 118,870 under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) of the Japanese Government. On the occasion, Tamura congratulated everyone involved in the project. He also expressed appreciation for the efforts of all who worked together with the Embassy to complete the project and hoped that the new classrooms would improve the education of children in the nearby areas. The project stands as another shining example of Japan-Nepal friendship this year of 120 year anniversary since the first dispatch of Nepali students to Japan, he added.  Established in 1967, the public school offers education from the early child development level to the 12th grade.  People’s News Monitoring Service