Author Archives: kaigaikurumaisu
We had ONE Japan coming to join our meeting.
On October 22, we had ONE Japan coming to join our meeting besides the regular Sagami Women’s University group, the Vietnamese group, the Ethiopian group, voluntary members, and the staff, 35 in total. To read more,,,
Pleasant working day in autumn.
On October 8, we had a meeting in the autumnal atmosphere. Light rain around noon didn’t disturb our activity. To read more,,,
A day of activity with a little less heat.
On September 24, we started a meeting without tarps or tents, since there was a little less heat. The particpants were the big Vietnamese group, regular Sagami Women’s University group, Tama Technical High School group, the Ethiopian group, and general … Continue reading
We did refurbishing 10 units despite a little rain.
On September 10, we had a refurbishing activity. Among the 36 participants were Vietnamese group, Tama Technical High School group, Voluntary members, and members from Tokyo Akishima Chuo Rotary Club, which has been supporting us in various ways. To read more,,,
President Morita was featured in the newspaper.
President Morita was featured in the July 30 Chunichi Shimbun newspaper. The newspaper’s “Who’s Who” section carries the headline “Hirokazu Morita, 64, Continues to Send Children’s Wheelchairs Overseas. (Click the article on the right to enlarge.) The article says how … Continue reading
Report of the third shipment from Ukraine.*
The third shipment of 215 wheelchairs for Ukraine departed Tokyo port for Hamburg, Germany, on May 31. This all-Japan project, lauched by Japanese journalists, Mr. and Mrs. Kimura, living in London, has been promoted by three organizations donating wheelchairs and … Continue reading
We did refurbishing 10 units despite a little rain.
On August 27, we had a meeting still in mid-summer heat. There were 16 participants; Vietnamese group, Abebe from Ethiopian group, Tama Technical High School teachers, and voluntary members. Regular Sagami Women’s University group were absent. They joined their local … Continue reading
Lively and grand meeting in the middle of Obon.
On August 13, we had a regular meeting with typhoon No. 7 approaching. It was raining lightly in the morning, but it gradually cleared up. There were lots of participants, 31 in total: regular Sagami Women’s University group, Vietnamese group, … Continue reading
We’ve got wheelchairs from Wakabadai Special School.*
Yokohama Municipal Wakabadai Special School is the only special school with both intellectual and physical disabilities in Yokohama City, consisting of two divisions: the limb disability education division and the intellectual disability education division. The physical disability education division consists … Continue reading
Meeting in the intense heat.*
July 23 was a terribly hot day with a temperature of 35°C. The strong sun shone into the meeting site in the morning, and we prepared two tarps and two tents for the activity. To read more,,,