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  Since the new coronavirus has made us unable to do regular activities, we’ve continued to hold mini-meetings.   On August 23, when the heat got a little less severe, the Vietnamese group joined our meeting. The three of them are quite … Continue reading →

  On August 9, Sunday, we held a meeting in a small group. Mr. Miyata from Wakuwaku Kobo in Hanno came over to give us refurbishing instructions like the previous time. We did refurbishing work taking care of ourselves to prevent … Continue reading →

  One of our NGO members, Ms. Nagamine, has brought three wheelchairs which she had received from her friends to our warehouse. She is a regular voluntary member of our NGO and she always joins our activity with her daughter, Kanon. … Continue reading →

  As we are still under the influence of the new coronavirus, we did refurbishing work in a small group. In spite of the changeable weather five members came for today’s activity: Mr. Miyata from Waku Waku Kobo Co., Ltd., three … Continue reading →

  The other day a father and mother in Kawagoe visited me with a new wheelchair. They said that their child, who was going to use it, had passed away before it was completed and that they thought it impossible to … Continue reading →

  Under the current difficult situation, we’ve got news from Vietnam and Malaysia that they received our wheelchairs. == 5 wheelchairs for Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam ==   In March this year we got a wheelchair request mail from Haruka Kato, … Continue reading →

  We cancel our next monthly meeting on June 21 to prevent the spread of new corona virus infection. June 21, 2020   Secretariat

  The ship loaded with 180 wheelchairs for Malaysia left Tokyo port on June 12, expecting to reach Port Klang, the biggest port of Malaysia, around June 23. The total number of the wheelchairs for Malaysia is now 1,423, including this … Continue reading →

  The new coronavirus infection has not yet died down. In order to prevent infection from our activity we cancel our monthly meetings from June through August. We hope everyone understands the situation. We’d like you to join us again when … Continue reading →

  The ship loaded with 90 wheelchairs for Paraguay left the port of Tokyo on February 24 and arrived Asunción, the capital of Paraguay, on May 4. It was a long journey of more than two months.   In Paraguay, like the … Continue reading →