At a time when it's tough to pry children from their sedentary fixation on iPads and other digital devices, parents love the idea that their offspring will play with a three-dimensional toy that encourages creativity.
Beginning in April, parents living in the shadow of the Fukushima nuclear disaster will be able to send their children about 300 kilometers(200 miles) away to his city, Matsumoto, to go to school.
The newcomer parents, who grew up after the Cultural Revolution and during the economic reform, hate the existing education system and are willing to pay a big percentage of family savings for kids to get a good education.
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