When visiting Kasahara and Nakago in Japan, the teachers finally understood for themselves that a school could be like a home, and that children could take their shoes off and get their toes dirty in the mud during recess. They also learned that schools needn't have walls and awe-inspiring entrances.
在參訪過日本笠原、中鄉等小學後，老師們才親身瞭解，學校可以像家一樣，下課時學生可以赤腳去玩泥巴，學校也可以沒有圍牆、沒有宏偉的校門。