2025國中部日本教育畢業旅行
出發前一度擔心聖帕颱風來攪局，期待已久的旅程將「雨水同行」，沒想到葳中的同學就像「晴天娃娃」，走到哪裡都是晴空萬里，非常好運。
更幸運的是，五年一次的世界博覽會，今年恰巧在日本盛大登場，我們得以沉浸於世界各國的文化與創意，而在美山、綾部和龜岡地區的Homestay體驗，讓同學們深入日本家庭，有的入住900年的老宅；有的和Home媽手作家庭料理；有的參觀家族的榻榻米製造廠，還有人去抓魚、抓螢火蟲、遛狗、遛山羊……種種都是課本上學不到的生命經驗。
此趟關西行從歷史穿梭到現代，從日本的古都京都、宇治，一路來到活力四射的大阪 回憶這六天五夜，走訪了清水寺、二三年坂、平等院，與美學及信仰同在那碗用手「刷」出來的抹茶，濃醇味至今仍在腦中縈繞 轉往心齋橋道頓堀，同學們合作查找地圖、規劃散策路線，成功和「固力果跑跑人」合影打卡，隔天全日暢遊環球影城，揮灑青春能量，回台前的最後一站，大家登上天守閣遠眺城市風光，腳下就是封存未來希望的「時光膠囊」，靜靜地與日本道別。
葳格的孩子用雙眼觀察世界、用心靈擁抱未知，在笑聲與感動中拓寬了國際視野，獨立自主的每一步都走得踏實
Before departure, there were concerns that typhoon might interfere with our long-anticipated journey with constant rain. But surprisingly, Wagor students turned out to be like little sunshine charms. Wherever we went, the skies were clear and beautiful. We were incredibly lucky!
Even more amazing was the fact that the World Expo, held only once every five years, happened to take place in Japan this year. We got to experience the creativity and culture from countries all over the world. Our homestay experiences gave us a deep and personal glimpse of Japanese family life. Some of us stayed in 900-year-old traditional houses. Others learned to cook homemade meals with our host moms. A few of us visited family-owned tatami factories. Some even went fishing, caught fireflies, walked dogs, or took goats for a stroll. These were unforgettable life experiences we could never get from a textbook.
Our Kansai journey took us through Japan’s rich history and vibrant modern life, from the ancient capitals of Kyoto and Uji to the energetic city of Osaka. During the six-day trip, we visited famous sites like Kiyomizu-dera, Sannenzaka, and Byodo-in, where we felt surrounded by beauty and spiritual tradition. We can still taste the rich flavor of the matcha we hand-whisked ourselves. In Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori, we worked together to read maps and plan our walking routes, and we even managed to take a group photo with the famous Glico running man. The next day, we spent an entire day at Universal Studios Japan, having the time of our lives and making joyful memories. On our last day before returning to Taiwan, we climbed to the top of a castle tower for a panoramic view of the city. Beneath our feet was a time capsule, filled with hopes for the future—a quiet and meaningful goodbye to Japan.
Through this journey, Wagor students explored the world with their eyes and embraced the unknown with open hearts. With every laugh and heartfelt moment, they expanded their global perspective. Each independent step they took felt real, grounded, and unforgettable.
