Some children are good at schoolwork, while others may have a gift for languages, or be natural athletes.
All children have their own Jewels, and they need to be discovered, polished and fostered.
From these talents children derive motivation and confidence.

Life is like an invisible staircase we all have to climb. We discover our dreams, set goals to achieve them, and then
act on our own accord.
The experience of achieving goals on their own encourages children to set their next goal, and before they know it, they are in awe of how much they have achieved thus far.
We at YARUKI Swich support children as they independently climb their own staircases with delight and pride one step at a time.

Through discovering their Jewels and striving to polish them, children will recognize that they have special talents, unique to them. Abilities that no one else has. These budding talents are the “Power of Independence.” Rather than an all-encompassing, comprehensive competence, we want children to pride themselves in their own unique expertise. This is the power that will allow children to carve out their own futures as they mature to fulfill their roles in society.