Student Testimonials Prove Why Staying on a School Trip to Izena Island is a Memorable Experience

I want to see him again. I still remember the taste of his food.

There is no end to the number of comments from students who have stayed on Izena Island.

Of course there are unforgettable scenery and cultural experiences, but many students say that the most memorable part is the "encounters with people. This is not by chance, but because the homestay on Izena Island is carefully designed as a "journey of learning through people-to-people relationships.

This article traces the student's words and unravels the reasons why.

That one word of kindness has stayed with me."

One student said she will never forget her host telling her, "Take your time, it's okay," when she was nervous during a cooking session.

That was all. But at that time, he felt relieved to know that 'someone was watching me.
These "small acts of kindness" will remain deep in your memories during your stay on Izena Island.

It was the first time I'd ever cried when I left."

The last day of the school trip.
Several students told us that it was hard to say goodbye and that they could not stop crying.

It was because I felt that there were people who cared about me, even if it was only for a short time. There is a "memory of relationship" on this island that does not remain in a tangible form, but remains deep in the heart.

I didn't do well, but he said, "Thank you."

Even when I thought I had failed in a task, I was glad to hear my host say, "Thanks for your help. It made me feel that I had done something useful.

Such voices are very common at the Izena Island residential program. More than being appreciated, it is the experience of being needed that resonates with the students.

That time is still a source of support for me today."

Years later, even after graduation, some students say that their experience at the Izena residential program is still with them.

It made me realize how warm it is to be involved with people."
It made me want to be kind to someone somewhere again."

The experience of traveling can even affect a person's way of life.
On Izena Island, such "memorable stays of life" are really happening.