"Teachers Don't Give Up: To the Irreplaceable Students" By Hiroko Miki Published by Shin-Nippon Publishing Co., Ltd. Price: ¥1500 + tax First Edition, October 20, 2020 This book chronicles the approximately 15-year ordeal at Tsurukawa High School, where situations that should never occur in a school that nurtures children's personalities unfolded: sudden removal of homeroom teachers and club advisors, forced "work" outside of school, and successive dismissals and refusals of re-employment. It is a heartfelt record of the students' suffering, the efforts to protect students and revive learning in a "disrupted" school, and the teachers who fought against human rights violations without personal gain. In this book, it is analyzed that "Even students who are currently considered to be underachievers, when they encounter learning that suits them, become surprisingly fascinated by learning and study spontaneously. Those who still dislike learning have simply not yet encountered learning that suits them." The book emphasizes the importance of properly recognizing the various qualities that each individual possesses. I felt that this role is not only the responsibility of parents, but also of the adults around them."