[December 3 is International Day of Persons with Disabilities] Here are some JOURNAL articles you should read today
Good evening, this is Marie, one of our staff members.
Today, December 3rd, is International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
We at HERALBONY advocate the slogan "What is unusual is a possibility" and aim to change the perception of "disability."
We at HERALBONY advocate the slogan "What is unusual is a possibility" and aim to change the perception of "disability."
And beyond that, I dream of a world where all 8 billion people on earth can shine in their own unique way, transcending not only disabilities but also the borders of preconceived notions and common sense that divide this world.
Today, we would like to introduce some articles and words from the article content "HERALBONY JOURNAL" in our online store that we hope you will read on International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which will comfortably broaden our values and perspectives.
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2.Legends of the welfare world speak
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Below are some memorable quotes chosen by Marie from each article.
-- Mr. Itagaki, what do you think "people with intellectual disabilities" are like in this world?
Itagaki: I think it's someone who remembers the very beginning of their life.
(Omitted)
The artworks by people with intellectual disabilities are like signposts that lead us back to life.”
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"It's not that disabled people are pitiful, but the way people around them "receive" them that makes them "pitiful." This is not limited to disabilities, but if someone deviates from a certain set of common sense, they tend to be rejected, pitied, or avoided, but perhaps there are times when it would be better to find them entertaining."
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"Without fear of being misunderstood, I think it's good for every workplace to have a few "useless people." In other words, people who don't do anything. If the atmosphere is always, "Let's all work hard and improve our skills!" and "Let's grow!" then everyone will get tired.
Please let us know which words made the biggest impression on you. We would appreciate it if you could fill out the survey at the bottom of this email or post it on social media with the hashtag "#HERALBONY."
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In a world without people with disabilities, difficulties in living would become widespread - An interview with Takashi Itagaki of Lumbini Museum
-- Mr. Itagaki, what do you think "people with intellectual disabilities" are like in this world?
Itagaki: I think it's someone who remembers the very beginning of their life.
(Omitted)
The artworks by people with intellectual disabilities are like signposts that lead us back to life.”
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A legend in the welfare world talks about "Why I can fully accept people" - an interview with Yamanami Kobo facility director
"As I spent more time with them, I began to have a completely different impression of them. They always welcomed me with a warm and cheerful attitude. They are considerate of others and never speak ill of others. No matter how many times you fail, they treat you the same and continue to give you chances to try again, no matter how many times.
I realized that these were the most respectable people I had ever met in my life.”
[Normal Temperature x Matsuda Takaya] Isn't it okay to have more fun with being "not normal"?
"It's not that disabled people are pitiful, but the way people around them "receive" them that makes them "pitiful." This is not limited to disabilities, but if someone deviates from a certain set of common sense, they tend to be rejected, pitied, or avoided, but perhaps there are times when it would be better to find them entertaining."
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"Ponkotsu-san" who can't do anything is an important existence like a national treasure. [Interview with Nami Kishida]
"Without fear of being misunderstood, I think it's good for every workplace to have a few "useless people." In other words, people who don't do anything. If the atmosphere is always, "Let's all work hard and improve our skills!" and "Let's grow!" then everyone will get tired.
My younger brother is a total loser, living in a world that has nothing to do with money, and just caring about what he can enjoy. As a human being, and as an animal, he is living the most correct life (laughs).”
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