On Wednesday, February 25, 2026, Elementary School Grade 3 students travelled to Paris during the Belle Époque by watching the first staged adaptation of the detective mystery "Arsène Lupin: The Mystery of the Hollow Needle." The performance highlighted timeless values such as truth, love, and the importance of second chances, while inviting students to consider how every story can be interpreted from multiple perspectives. The children actively participated in unraveling a secret dating back to the era of Julius Caesar and, alongside the hero, in discovering the significance of correcting social injustices. Guided by humor and suspense, this visit offered students a meaningful experience that blended entertainment with reflection on human values and the power of personal change.