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Suddenly, have you heard about the signature drive mentioned in the title, started by wheelchair user Miku?

For wheelchair users, this is a long-standing concern, and we are very sympathetic to the content of the petition.

It was also posted on the online signature site account ☟

We would like to introduce the details of the petition drive by quoting its contents in the hope that as many people as possible will become aware of this reality that we face when getting on and off the train in a wheelchair, and that it will help change society and its mechanisms.

Also, this signature drive is open until Sunday, October 30.

We would be grateful if you could feel something by reading the signatures and the insta-story, but if you feel empathy, we would appreciate it if you could help us by taking one-action action.

↓Signature site is here

www.change.org/jrbetteraccessibility

Please read to the end as we will explain how to sign the petition.

Signature Summary

The following is a brief summary of the signature drive, which has now collected over 40,000 signatures.

• It has been about 6 months since we started.
• 10,000 signatures were collected within 4 days of its launch.
• It is an individual signature drive, not some group.
• Information is being sent out via Miku’s Instagram
• Signatures (endorsements) are being accepted until Sunday, October 30

How the signature drive was launched

Originating Instagram

This activity began with an Instagram post on the day we launched the petition (April 5, 2022).

We are now actively disseminating information on Instagram.

For more information on the status of the spread, follow Miku’s story here.

You can also see many of the supporters in the highlights of the installations.

Instagram

www.instagram.com

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A compact summary of the signature campaign is available.

Signature Site

Currently collecting signatures at Change.org.

The short URL is www.change.org/jrbetteraccessibility

あなたの声がチカラになります

JRも他の鉄道会社と同様に、車いすユーザーが何本も電車を見送らずに電車に乗れる駅間連絡の仕組みを作ってください！

www.change.org

When sharing URLs on Instagram, insert the URL above to link to it.

*Note that long URLs cannot be posted!

Below is the full campaign content from the signature site in its entirety.

Details of Signature Campaign

Do you know?

Have you ever been on a station platform in time to catch a train, but were unable to board the train in front of you?

We wheelchair users routinely fail to board trains that depart 10 or even 20 minutes before the departure time.

Why is that?

It is because JR trains throughout Japan follow the principle rule of guiding wheelchair users who use ramps: “We cannot get on the train until we are contacted at the drop-off station. Even if we have 30 minutes to ride the train, it is not possible for us to contact the train while we are on the train, and we cannot board the train in front of us unless the drop-off station is contacted.

In fact, many times I and other wheelchair users have had the experience of seeing off several trains in front of us and waiting for a train many times longer than others in hot or cold weather.

There are many times when I am told, as a matter of course, that the next train is not going to arrive for another 10 minutes, but I am told that it will not arrive in time for the call, so I will have to wait for the next one.

Even if the station attendant at the boarding station does his best to hurry up, it is not uncommon to be refused by the station attendant at the alighting station you contacted, saying that the next one is too urgent.

In the luck of “kindness.”

Of course, there are station staff who will hurry up so that you can catch the train that arrives three minutes later, and there are also station staff who will respond quickly if they become acquainted with you. We also try to arrive at the station early in consideration of the station attendant’s response.

Even so, if we do not know the station staff or if they are not accustomed to handling wheelchairs, we may have to wait up to 20 minutes to get on the train.

But not many people know that we actually live like that, and when I told them how the JR system works, I wondered if there are many people who don’t really understand it, and every time I did, I got tired of explaining the situation to the people around me, and sometimes lied to them that the reason I was late was because I was feeling sick.

Every time I have such an experience, I feel indescribable sadness and frustration, thinking, “It really wasn’t my fault, but rather I left with enough time to spare,” “Do they think we wheelchair users are allowed on any train?” and “Is it really so special that I want to ride the train in front of me? .

We wheelchair users do not just want to ride the train. Most of us use trains as a means of transportation with the same “purpose” and “time constraints” as people who can walk, such as commuting to work, school, or going out.

So we “need” to get on the train in front of us just like other people who can walk.

The problem is not “people” but “mechanism

I am not trying to blame JR’s on-site station staff. I want to change the “JR system” which is based on the assumption that wheelchair users are not allowed to board the train in front of them, not the station staff individually.

We need such a JR system that “wheelchair users can always get on the train in front of them”, not a system that depends on the degree of acquaintance and the kindness of station staff.

On private railways other than JR, it is usually possible for wheelchair users to get on the train in front of them. This is because they have established a system to first get us on the train and contact the drop-off station in the meantime, or to contact the drop-off station immediately, even if they cannot contact the drop-off station.

If other private railways can do this, I am sure that JR can also introduce such a system.

Some people may say that I am being selfish. Don’t you think we should be grateful to be allowed to ride the train even though we are in a wheelchair?

But we are not ungrateful to be able to ride the train. We are truly grateful to the station staff.

But we didn’t become disabled because we like it. It is not the “feelings” of gratitude or non-gratitude that are the problem, but the “fact” that we are restricted from “getting on the train in front of us,” an action that people who can walk take for granted, simply because we happen to be in the position of “handicapped,” a position that we did not choose.

About 40 years ago, there was a time when we wheelchair users were considered selfish to ride public transportation. People with disabilities should stay at home and not bother others.

In response to this social tendency, disabled people and their fellow able-bodied people at that time raised their voices, and barrier-free stations were built and the legal system was established. The fact that we are now able to use public transportation as a matter of course is not because it happened naturally, but because of the efforts of these people.

What was once said to be “selfishness of people with disabilities” has changed through their voices, and is now seen as a common sight. Once that has been done, I believe that surely the next step that should be taken is for “wheelchair users to be able to ride the trains in front of us.

The “Poor” Solution

I am often told, “I feel sorry for you because you are in a wheelchair.

However, I believe that the real problem behind that statement is not the fact that I am in a wheelchair, but the social disadvantage that being in a wheelchair creates. If everyone is given a fair chance, whether they are in a wheelchair or not, if we can ride the train in front of us, we can lead lives no different from those who can walk.

In other words, we can eliminate one of the reasons people feel sorry for us. There is a solution that we can all work together to change that perspective before we are told we are pitiful.

Blaming what is happening at the field level will not change anything. What we need to do is to make sure that as many voices as possible are heard and delivered to the right places.

Please help us to do this.

Everyone” has nothing to do with whether you have a disability or not.

I hope that we can all join together to bring about a society where all people, regardless of disability, can ride the trains they want to ride, and to create a society where people with disabilities do not have to be told that they are pitied.

The image is not from JR but from Hiroshima Electric Railway. I was very impressed by Hiroshima Electric Railway’s wheelchair accessibility whenever I rode their trains, and I use this image to express my wish that “I wish JR could offer this kind of train ride”. Please note that this petition has nothing to do with Hiroshima Electric Railway.

Notice of Campaign

The Importance of Letting People Know

October 28, 2022

Last night, the number of supporters exceeded 40,000. Thank you so much for all the shares and signatures.

We believe that all of your comments and the posts that you share publicly on social networking sites are all important “voices”. I will be picking up as many of those as I can, printing them out anonymously one at a time, scrapping them into a notebook, and submitting them with the signature list on the day of the event.

In particular, I feel that the actual experiences of wheelchair users, people with disabilities, and their families who are like me are very valuable and sincere voices.

I have received many truly real voices such as “I have had many jobs that were ruined because I was late because I couldn’t get on the train even after waiting for 30 minutes,” “I stopped using JR trains because I didn’t know when I could get on,” “I cried with frustration on the station platform,” and so on.

Every time I hear such voices, I feel again strongly the necessity of delivering this petition. I want to reduce the number of people who feel like that, even if only a little.

I don’t know what kind of power this petition will have in the future, but I believe that there is great value in first “making the government aware of the current situation”.

We wheelchair users have been experiencing a lot of sadness and frustration, but we have no place to talk about it, and in the end, we have had to just put up with it.

It would be meaningful just to let people in power know about this reality, and I am sure that something will change after that. I believe so.

Thank you all for your cooperation, and please continue to support us until October 30.

[Last Spurt] To Submit Signatures

October 26, 2022

I launched the petition six months ago alone and it continues to grow with the support of over 37,000 people.

Six months ago, I launched a one-man petition that has now grown to over 37,000 people. I would like to thank all of you who have supported me and this campaign in your own ways, whether by endorsing, sharing, or funding advertisements. Thank you very much.

We have decided to submit the signatures with the voices of so many people to the government in the near future. We have been able to come this far thanks to the various people who have connected us with each other.

I live in Japan as a social minority with a disability, but I have learned that there are so many people who wish the same as I do and are willing to take action for change so that “people can live their lives riding the trains they want to, regardless of whether they are in a wheelchair or not” and that “even though I belong to a social minority, I am not alone. I felt as if I had received a push from everyone to say, “Even if you belong to a social minority, you can live in society with dignity. I felt as if I was able to move forward one step from my daily life where people look at me and say, “Poor handicapped people. Thank you for thinking together and valuing the rights of us disabled people to “ride the train in front of us” together.

Because I sincerely believe that I am not the only one who has made it this far, I really do not want to limit the precious voices of the supporters to a specific time, but for the sake of preparing to submit the signatures, I would like to extend the deadline for signatures until Sunday, October 30, 2012.

I would like to collect as many voices as possible from those who agree with me until the time when we deliver the signatures to the government. This is a signature drive that has been created not only by me, but by everyone. I hope that this petition will reach as many people as possible.

Please help us with your last spurt of cooperation.

[Report] Future of Signature Drive for JR

October 3, 2022 

It has already been half a year since we launched the petition, and the time has passed so fast that people around me ask, “Oh, by the way, how is that petition coming along?” I am sorry for the delay in reporting to you. I am sorry that it has taken me so long to report to you.

The number of signatures exceeded 10,000 within 4 days of its launch, and as of now, 15,726 signatures have been collected.

Thank you very much.

We have not closed this petition and are still accepting signatures, but we plan to submit the final petition to the government. We will not waste such a large number of signatures.

We are now having a strategy meeting with the help and wisdom of various people. We will update you as soon as we have a concrete schedule for submitting the petition to the government.

I personally hope to be able to talk directly with the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, but that is still my own wish. I am sure I will be trembling if that really happens, so I would be very happy if you could give me your warm support then. I believe that all of you who signed the petition are on my side.

I am just an ordinary citizen who has no great power over the country, but I will do what I can do, believing that if I gather many voices of such ordinary citizens, they will become a great power.

I am still collecting signatures for the long and thin.

Thank you so much for those who have signed the petition and shared it.

I hope I can return the favor by getting your signatures to the country, so please continue to help us!

I hope that even one less wheelchair user will have to forgo their train today. 

Miku

Thank you! We have over 10,000 supporters.

April 9, 2022 –

The number of supporters of the petition to improve the wheelchair accessibility system for JR has already exceeded 1,000! 

It’s been four days since we launched the petition to improve the wheelchair accessibility system for JR, and already we have over 1,000 supporters! Thank you so much for your support and sharing.

When I first started this petition, I had no idea how it would turn out, but I was surprised to see the number of supporters exceed 10,000 within a few days of its launch. I was the one who started this petition by myself, but every time everyone agrees with me, I feel that I am not alone at all. Thank you very much.

The goal of this petition is to get your voices to JR and ask them to change. That is a goal that will never change, but in the process of this signature drive, we have received many comments from people who said, “I didn’t know this situation existed.

I feel that this signature gathering process is also very meaningful in terms of “making people aware” of the situation. There are many, many things that I myself do not know, and I do not think that not knowing is wrong.

What is important is not to ignore that reality, but to try to know the reality that one did not know. I believe that only by knowing it, one can have the courage and energy to take the next action.

And I am sure it is the same for us and JR; we should let JR know the reality by sending our voices to them, and together we can take the next action. That is what I, as a social worker for people with disabilities, am aiming for.

After all, society is made up of each and every human being. In this light, I believe that society is not something that cannot be changed, but something that we, as people within that society, can change.

Even if each individual’s voice is small, if we can gather those voices, surely this society will change, even if only little by little. With this belief, I will continue to work hard on this petition drive.

Thank you for your continued cooperation.

Signature Method

You can jump to the link from the URL below.

あなたの声がチカラになります

JRも他の鉄道会社と同様に、車いすユーザーが何本も電車を見送らずに電車に乗れる駅間連絡の仕組みを作ってください！

www.change.org

Endorse Now

Fill in the required information and click Agree Now!

Choice of Support Methods

Scroll to the bottom and select a method of assistance

Check your e-mail

After signing the petition on the signature site, you will receive an authentication email to the email address you entered.
Please complete the authentication process (one click of a button is all it takes).

Please be careful not to forget!

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Today is Sports Day (October 10)

When you think of sports, what comes to mind?

With the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, “para-sports” have gradually begun to spread.

This time, we would like to announce an event about the Para “Travel” Support Project 2022 scheduled to be held on Sunday, October 16, 2022.

If you are interested, please join us!

What is the Para “Travel” Support Project?

The Para “Travel” Support Program is an This is an exchange program featuring para-sports spectating and tourism.

Click here for the poster of the Para “Travel” to be held in October 2022.

Purpose of Para “travel”

This project aims to achieve the following three objectives through supporting people with disabilities to watch para-sports games.

1. To motivate people with disabilities to go out
2. To deepen interaction between people with disabilities and volunteers
3. To foster volunteers’ understanding of disabilities and new perspectives on support

What is important in para “travel”

The organizer’s idea of the 5 attractions of the Para “travel”！！！！！

• Just have fun!
• Keep it simple! Lots of “choice” moments!
• Significance only because we do it on the day of the paratriathlon!
• You get to touch the paratriathlon site!
• Each group gets to decide when they want to participate and when they want to take a break! You can go spectate!

Para “Travel” project organizers and sponsors

Organizer: Chiba Prefecture (Entrusted organization: NPO Origami)

Cooperation: Chiba Branch, Kinki Nippon Tourist Co.

General Incorporated Association Knockü

Best Support Co.

Chiba Prefecture Sports and Recreation Center for the Disabled

Chiba Prefecture Welfare Association for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities Human Resources Securing Committee

Para “Travel” 2022 Exhibition Outline

Date: Sunday, October 16, 2022 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Venue: Inage Seaside Park

Activity: [2022 Chiba City Triathlon] (Japanese only)

*With the assistance of volunteers and helpers, participants will watch para-sports events and sightsee in the surrounding area.

*This project is a joint project between people with disabilities and student volunteers.

This project is designed to deepen exchanges between people with disabilities and student volunteers through watching para-sports competitions, recreation, picnics, etc.

Number of applicants: Approximately 25 people with disabilities living in Chiba Prefecture will be selected through an open recruitment process.

稲毛海浜公園

稲毛海浜公園の公式ホームページです。千葉市美浜公園緑地事務所からお届けしています。

www.city.chiba.jp

Sunday, October 16 Timeline

For the general flow of the day, please click here.

*Schedule is current at this stage.

Daily Schedule

Click here for schedule details↓.

• Watch the paratriathlon competition *If it rains on the way, go shopping at AEON MALL
• Lunch at poolside in the park *Lunch box + beverages will be distributed
• Poolside para-sports experience *Experience using the handcycles and other equipment used in the paratriathlon
• Exchange with athletes by the pool *Exchange with athletes competing in the Games and Paralympian Yukako Hata, who will compete in the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, etc.
• Recreational exchange at the grass plaza *Recreational activities will include paraballoon, pegar ball, three-choice self-introduction game, and beast hunting.
• Departure from Inage Seaside Park *Bus transportation
• Dismissal at JR Chiba Station

Chiba City Triathlon Outline

On October 16 (Sunday) from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, participants will watch a paratriathlon.

千葉シティトライアスロン

大人も子供も／ベテランも初心者も／健常者も障害者も／選手もボランティアもスタッフ／そして地域住民の方々も…「誰もがトライアスロンを楽しめる大会」を目指します。また、大会会場である稲毛海浜公園を中心とした海辺地区の魅力発信と、スポーツを通じた市民の交流の場となるよう、大会を成長進化させていきますので皆様のご参加・ご支援よ...

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Triathlon

A triathlon is a competition in which athletes compete in a combined swim, bike, and run time, making full use of equipment.

The following is a quote from the Parasapo website.

Competition Overview

The triathlon consists of a swim, bike, and run in succession, and was newly added as an official event at the 2016 Rio Games. The sprint distance (0.75 km swim, 20 km bike, and 5 km run) is half of the Olympic standard distance, and the total time is competed in the sprint distance. The competitors are classified according to the type and level of disability, and include seated, standing, and visually impaired athletes. The Tokyo event will feature four events each for men and women.

Points of Interest

The “transition” from swim to bike and from bike to run is also called the “fourth event” because the time is added to the time. In the Paralympic Triathlon, the equipment used in each disability class is different, and there are various aids to be put on and taken off, so it is easy for individual differences to emerge. In addition, depending on the class, teamwork is also essential, as the athletes are supported by “handlers” and “guides. The transition area, where you can watch the athletes in action and cheer them on up close, is also a recommended place to watch the races.

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東京2020パラリンピック公式競技「トライアスロン」の競技解説ページです。このページでは「トライアスロン」のルールや観戦のポイントの他、パラリンピックなどの最新の大会・イベント情報、選手、フォトギャラリーなど競技の魅力をご紹介します。

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How to participate

Application Form

If you have a disability and are interested, please register using the form at the URL below!

You are also welcome to spread the word. We look forward to seeing you there!

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If you need a paper application form, please feel free to contact us by e-mail or phone.

Mail: paratabi@origami-vol.or.jp（ Para “Travel” Support Project Secretariat)

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Hello everyone.

This is DisabilityLog, bringing you information that people with disabilities and their caregivers can enjoy together.

Finally, we’ve had the blog up and running for almost a month now!

From the previous posts, we hope you have gained a better understanding of DisabilityLog, including an overview of the organization, the members themselves, and what kind of members this organization was founded with.

The main theme of this issue is about banners and key colors.

Also, we have a new, foreign friend who wants to join us as a member!

We’re so happy!!! Thank you!!!

So, I would like to introduce our members again, including new members.

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The color is gold and gorgeous!

The images were converted to WebP and kept their clean image quality while We have tried to lighten the file size.

It reads “weppi” and the extension is displayed as “.webp”.

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sign language I Love You

Sign language sign used worldwide, meaning “I LOVE YOU”.

The “I” sign with the pinky up, the “L” sign with the thumb and index finger up, the “Y” sign with the thumb and pinky up, and the “Y” sign with the pinky down.
In summary, it is the sign for “I LOVE YOU”.

Even if you cannot communicate with each other in words, you can express yourself in a wonderful way with one hand sign.

DisabilityLog aims to be a blog that is loved by people around the world, not only those with physical disabilities (wheelchairs) but also those with hearing and visual impairments, and we hope that we can interact and support each other regardless of disabilities (barriers).

With this in mind, we have included this sign on the banner.

If you look closely, you can see a slight gradation.

Like the rainbow, every person has a bright future.

We also hope to provide a story, like a colorful one filled with wonderful words, that will make you notice.

DisabilityLog Official Twitter

DisabilityLog has an official Twitter feed called @disabilitylog

The same banner is used in the header section.

You can view recent tweets in real time via the Twitter embed below!

In addition, individual members are also sending out information via Twitter.

Please follow us and check out the latest information☺

Variations abound

Since we are so excited about this, we also created a different color version of the members’ Twitter headers to show the group’s sense of unity.

There are so many variations, and all of them have a nice color scheme, it’s hard to choose:)

Which color is your favorite?

Appeal Area

In fact, the banner image is also the same as the home (top screen) appeal area.

We are using a WordPress theme called Cocoon, which allows you to set up a section under the header where you can enter the content you want to promote.

If you have seen the DisabilityLog home page, you have probably seen the following page.

Links to DisabilityLog

Follow us on SNS❤

The button above is linked to the Lit.

The contents look like this, with various SNS links attached.

We hope you will take a look.

(Same banner here…!)

↑Click this image to jump to the link of the blog.

Profile #disabilitylog

Welcome to DisabilityLog! With the main theme of "Disability x Blog", we launched our blog on July 7, 2022 with the aim of creating an inclusive society. The name "DisabilityLog" was coined by combining the words "disability" and "blog" in English. We have unified our SNS account as @disabilitylog as well as the domain name and the name of the blog. We hope you will remember us☺Links to various SNS sitesupWe would appreciate it if you follow, like and bookmark us❤

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2022.07.28

The first DisabilityLog banner was also posted on the profile.

I’m also waiting for you to add me as a LINE friend☺

We’re hoping to send out some confidential information just for you!

I would appreciate your comments and stamps.

DisabilityLog Key Colors

#2b0200

The key colors for DisabilityLog’s blog are

#2b0200

The header, footer, and global navigation are all in this dark brown color!

The gold color, a perfect match for the dark brown, makes it stand out from the crowd.

The design is classic and prestigious, and, like the logo, is intended to accentuate the sense of luxury.

First Blog - Logo Introduction

Hello everyone, nice to meet you. This is DisabilityLog, bringing you information that people with disabilities and their caregivers can enjoy together☺This is actually the first of many articles that I will be posting on this page! In this article, I would like to share my thoughts on DisabilityLog's profile and introduce our logo.

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2022.07.28

Five-color palette on Canva

The main color of the logo is…?

From left to right,

#fefefd

#2a090d

#bb76a1

#200303

#b9a78e

As for the pretty color palette, sign me up!

Image Color Picker Syncer

You can extract more detailed colors from the Syncer website!

Lots of pretty girly colors!

Awesome tool for easy color extraction right in your browser!

I’ll put this one in order as well.

#ac6f93 #8b7069 #d08cb6 #eae4de #aa5c93 #7a495f #663c47 #c8b68c #bcb5ae #ac9ea4 #512434 #53393a #d2c2a2 #451b23 #78602c #bc6ca4 #360d14 #a48c5c #381e1d #240404 #2c0508 #2c1014 #240c0c #24140c #1c0404 #24040c #280404

Color extraction of the entire site with “iromiru”

Sub-colors were also examined using “iromiru,” a website that can extract colors from images.

We find services that can extract color codes from photos very useful!

We’re really impressed with all the AI technology these days.

We are also hoping to investigate and share many more useful and impressive functions ☺

Color scheme services for coloring

Reference site:

Dedicated to new designers who have become color scheme refugees. A compilation of really useful color scheme services.

本当に役立つ配色サービス30選。配色難民の新人デザイナーに捧ぐ

配色に悩んだときに使えるカラーリングサービスサイトを厳選して30サイトご紹介します。「シンプル」「グラデーション」「メインカラーから配色を構築」など、あらゆる目的に合わせて本当に使えるサイトばかりを集めました。配色で悩む時間を減らして早くおうちに帰ろう！

liginc.co.jp

toolbox for Shomiyu

お道具箱 for Web

Webデザインやコーディングなどの作業で使える便利なツールやチートシートなどをカテゴリーに分けて集めました。お道具箱を開けばWeb制作に必要なものが全部揃っている、そんなコンセプトで作ったブックマーク集です。

お道具箱.com

Adobe Color CC　LOLcolors　ColorDrop　Color Hunt　Coolors　HELLO COLOR　PALETTABLE　Nipponcolors　Brand Colors　COLOUR CODE　khroma　colorsupplyyy　Colordot　random-material-palette　Cohesive Colors.　Pigment　paletton　HUE 360　Colorable　colormind　COOL COLORS（サルワカ）　Material Palette　Grabient　itmemo　原色大辞典　Color Lisa　Sip　 Hues

We still don’t know how many sites there are, but we would like to improve our design skills by looking at various sites.

Introducing the newest member of DisabilityLog

DisabilityLog

Once again, please introduce the members of DisabilityLog!

Koro (Curious Wheelchair Girl Blogger)

Koro

I’m Koro, the director and designer of DisabilityLog!

Koro's self-introduction #disabilitylog

The first member of DisabilityLog is Koro, our website director and designer! I was born with a bone disorder and use a wheelchair when I go out. My catchphrase is "Curious wheelchair girl blogger”

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2022.07.31

Usa (“wheelchair x beautiful woman” + make you laugh x model)

Usa

I’m Usa, an active social networking influencer for DisabilityLog!

Usa's self-introduction #disabilitylog

Usa-chan, a wheelchair x beauty from DisabilityLog who is a wheelchair user and likes to send out SNS messages.

disabilitylog.com

2022.08.08

Riii (a nerd who gets completely absorbed in what she likes)

Riii

I’m Riii, a planner and web marketer for DisabilityLog!

Riii's self-introduction #disabilitylog

Riii, planning and web marketing for DisabilityLog! I am an able-bodied person, but when my grandfather had a stroke,

disabilitylog.com

2022.08.12

Art white (3D artist Mexican)

DisabilityLog

Thank you all! And now, as a new member, we are pleased to announce the first appearance of…

Art white

Nice to meet you, my name is Art white.

I am from Mexico and I love cats.

Pleasure to meet you!!!!!!!

Art white's self-introduction #disabilitylog

23 year old boy, from Mexico Guanajuato. 3d artist, graphic design, traditional digital drawing, photo and video editing

disabilitylog.com

2022.08.15

DisabilityLog’s English website

DisabilityLog

We are very happy that foreign members are interested in a blog run by a Japanese person. We look forward to your future activities, and in order to make DisabilityLog more accessible to people from overseas, we have made it possible to access the English translation page by clicking the English button. We hope you will find it useful for learning English. If demand arises, we will consider expanding the site into multiple languages! Please look forward to it.

DisabilityLog | Information for people with disabilities and caregivers to enjoy together♪

Toward an inclusive society

disabilitylog.com

Hello everyone, nice to meet you.

This is DisabilityLog, bringing you information that people with disabilities and their caregivers can enjoy together☺

Thank you for opening this page.

Profile #disabilitylog

Welcome to DisabilityLog! With the main theme of "Disability x Blog", we launched our blog on July 7, 2022 with the aim of creating an inclusive society. The name "DisabilityLog" was coined by combining the words "disability" and "blog" in English. We have unified our SNS account as @disabilitylog as well as the domain name and the name of the blog. We hope you will remember us☺Links to various SNS sitesupWe would appreciate it if you follow, like and bookmark us❤

disabilitylog.com

2022.07.28

As far as article submissions go, this page is actually my first one!

Thank you so much for reading the fixed page profile post I created before this article… ❤

I hope to introduce my impressions of the profile and the logo in this issue, mainly in areas that I was unable to introduce in this profile.

First Post

A lot of people read this DisabilityLog profile.

I’m very happy to report that I’ve received some very nice compliments.

I will pick up some of them❤❤❤❤

Glad to hear your message of support!

koroさん、こんにちは！

私も父が車椅子を使っていたので、
生きている頃にブログが作れたら…と思っていました。

車椅子でも行けるお店や、観光地、各駅の利用方法など、
利用者の方の参考になる生の情報を発信出来ると思うので、とてもいいと思います！
頑張ってください😊

— あいこん🐣ブログで稼ぐママ (@icon033) July 23, 2022

We are thrilled that some of you share our feelings on behalf of exactly what we at DisabilityLog wanted to write about💛

It’s so encouraging when you give us specific messages of support!

Thank you so much!

I want to pick up these small needs and voices on the blog.

I want to make sure that the necessary information reaches the people who need it.

So please feel free to send us any requests you may have, such as what you would like us to write about or what you would like to know about!

Please let us know what you think.

We will use them as reference for our articles.

Exciting and thrilling impressions

We are looking forward to hearing from you through various social networking services and inquiry forms. We look forward to hearing from you ☟

Contact

Thank you for visiting the DisabilityLog web site. We welcome questions, requests, and consultations from readers via our inquiry form. Please fill in the required information and press "To the confirmation screen of the input contents". お問い合わせに関する個人情報の取り扱い

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We will strive to provide contents that can solve your questions and concerns, as well as fun and informative information that you will find beneficial.

Compliments

ブログ拝見させてもらいました。

僕が言えたことではありませんが、サイトの作りが綺麗で、プロフィールも見やすかったです😊

記事はまだ更新されてないんですかね？
記事も読んでみたいです🐳

— ごりおの楽しい人生にするブログ (@gorio_happyblog) July 23, 2022

We sometimes receive very stimulating opinions and advice.

We believe that an objective viewpoint from a third party is also important in running a blog.

I think the design of the blog is especially important, so much so that it could be called a first impression, and I think it is one of the deciding factors in whether or not people will want to become fans in the future.

We were aiming for an eye-catching and stylish site, so we are very happy to receive positive feedback about the design 🤩.

It’s a great motivator!

From a fellow blogger.

Many of you have told us that you not only have feedback on our blog, but you also want to do your best as blogging buddies✨.

One of the purposes of writing a blog is to improve each other through friendly competition with other bloggers who share the same interests!

It’s one of the purposes of blogging, isn’t it!

koroさん！
コメントありがとうございます✨
とても嬉しいです💖
ブログ仲間同士ぜひ仲良くしてください😊
宜しくお願いします！

— Lily (@rLily__y) July 12, 2022

I hope we can eventually interact as a community of people with disabilities☺.

Thanks for your message ♡.

Let’s keep up the good work!

DisabilityLog logo

Here’s the thing!

In a nutshell.

The unveiling of the DisabilityLog logo design 👏.

The story behind the creation of the logo design

First, the logo, also known as the website favicon

The images for our social networking accounts are

We use this illustration for all of them ♿.

This icon is DisabilityLog and I hope you will remember it.

From here, I would like to introduce the intention and secret of this logo I would like to introduce the secret and intention behind the creation of this logo.

I hope you will realize that the logo has such a deep hidden meaning. I hope you will feel that the logo has such a deep hidden meaning.

Heart-shaped wheelchair

The first of these is a handsome heart-shaped wheelchair tire.

The inside is pink with the same pattern as the header.

The reason why we dared to use a ♡ instead of a circle is because we wanted to create a stylish logo with a positive and loving image

I wanted to create a stylish logo with a positive image and love.

the dots are connected

The outer frame of the yellow part on the right is connected with the dots to make it handsome.

There is some kind of relationship between minority parts and events (dots) that were thought to be unrelated.

I tried to show that the dots are actually related by the way they are connected by lines.

Stay hungry, stay foolish

The story of the dots is included as part of the speech he gave at the Stanford University Commencement Ceremony in June 2005.

This legendary speech, famously given by Steve Jobs, always strikes a chord!

It is a very important message for the rest of our lives. It is a great way to share the important things you need to know for the rest of your life.

Please take a moment to listen to it.

Especially the closing words at the end. I am sure we have all heard it before.

Wisteria flower language

Surrounded by elegant wisteria flowers🌼

I hope this will be a blog that will be loved for a long time. We put these thoughts into this 🌟.

calligraphy

The human part is rounded into a silhouette. Inside, we added the text DisabilityLog.

For the typeface, we found a stylish font in English.

Le Jour Script Font

Script typography, perfect for elegant invitation art. Perfect for elegant invitation art✨

It can make your art more fun.

I’ve been using it in various eye-catching images. It is my favorite English font☺

summary

In this issue, we have written about your honest opinions about DisabilityLog’s blog and the design of the DisabilityLog logo.

We hope you have learned a lot about DisabilityLog.

We are glad that we created the logo, as it is very cute and very popular among our members☺.

In the next issue, we would like to introduce DisabilityLog’s banner, key colors, and members’ self-introductions.

Banner, key colors and member introductions #disabilitylog

DisabilityLog banner, universal sign language (hand signs), where the banner is used (Twitter, appeal area), key colors

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【NEW】

We have also added a new category called Profile✌.

PROFILE

This page is for introducing members of DisabilityLog and describing interviews and coverage with sponsors. For the concept and overview of the blog, please refer to the following links Profile #disabilitylog

disabilitylog.com

We would like to include not only DisabilityLog itself, but also detailed profiles and interviews of its members, as well as articles from related websites of the sponsors, in the category of “profile”.

If you are interested in what kind of writers are writing articles or are involved in the project, please check it out ✅

We will update this page as needed.

Thank you for reading to the end.

Thank you for reading to the end 🌈