A group of 36 students from Class XII visited Japan on an educational and cultural trip, as part of our school’s commitment to provide a well-rounded education outside the classroom. Immersing themselves in the country's culture, they visited the Nissan car factory in Tokyo, witnessing firsthand Japan's cutting-edge technology. Continuing the journey across Osaka, Hiroshima, and Kyoto, students participated in origami classes, donned traditional kimonos, and even attended a tea ceremony. They gained a deeper understanding of Japanese culture through visits to Shinto temples, the Imperial Palace, and the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, a profoundly moving experience that left a lasting impression on the students. The trip provided a rich and unforgettable learning experience that greatly broadened the students' horizons and cultivated cultural appreciation.
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