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　Jazz concert held at Kodaira Citizens Cultural Hall on June 8 was a great success. Kodaira Jazz Association hosted the concert and our NGO offered support too. The association has held such concerts in order to back up our NGO, … Continue reading →

  Yamashita, who has joined our activity since August, 2017, is holding the third BIKE & CAMP in the city of Inabe, Mie prefecture, on June the 1st and the 2nd. As for details for the event and how it was … Continue reading →

  Our NGO gets used wheelchairs from special schools in the Kanto district, refurbishes them and sends them to overseas children. We sometimes get electric ones among the collected wheelchairs, but we don’t send them abroad because it is difficult for … Continue reading →

  Tama Technical High School members, who attend our monthly meeting regularly, got the award “FUREAI KANSHAJO 21(Gratitude for close relationship)” from Tokyo Mutual Aid Association for Teaching Staff. Their activities in our monthly meeting was highly valued.   The members belong … Continue reading →

  We received a request of two wheelchairs from the ambassador of Ethiopia, who has visited our monthly meeting, and I delivered two wheelchairs to the Etiopian embassy with Mr. Abebe, one of our volunteers.   One of them is to be … Continue reading →

  Our NGO sent seven hundred seventy-nine wheelchairs to eight countries last year. It’s all thanks to our supporters and people who take part in our activities that we made it.   From the very beginning, we promoted our work from different … Continue reading →

  On December 25, I invited Mr. CHAM Ugala Uriat, Ambassador of Ethiopia, to my costume store.   Mr. and Mrs. ambassador came with their children, the minister and the secretary. Mr. Abeba, a member of our NPO, played an important role … Continue reading →

  Fussa Blues Festival was held today, and a lot of people came in spite of the rain. I cooked Ethiopian curry for fifty people with Mr. Abebe and it was sold out in the morning. I was pleasantly surprised that … Continue reading →

  Oct. 7, I went to “Paraguay Festival,” an event held annually at Hikarigaoka Park, in my neighborhood. It was a hot day, but there were lots of people joining the festival.   I visited the guests’ seats to find Mr. Toyotoshi, … Continue reading →

  More than 250 drawings from 10 countries were sent to us by request of our late director, Mr. Katano, who had asked overseas children on wheelchairs to show how they felt by drawing a picture.   We held an exhibition of … Continue reading →