As modern civilization continues to advance, the pace of life in metropolitan areas becomes increasingly rapid. The limited space in cities and the ever-growing influx of people have led urban dwellers to yearn for a retreat from the hustle and bustle, seeking closeness to nature. Consequently, in recent years, life after immigrating to the U.S. also includes "farm stays."
In the suburbs of Ontario, located more than 60 kilometers east of Los Angeles, there is a farm called "Amy's Farm," which welcomes local residents and schoolchildren in family or class groups for tours and experiences, such as identifying vegetables and other crops. To date, the farm has hosted nearly 30,000 schoolchildren.