Koro’s self-introduction #disabilitylog

My name is Koro, and I am in charge of the overall design and system of DisabilityLog! I was born with a bone disorder and use a wheelchair when I go out. In elementary and junior high school, I was an all-five in art, and everyone looked up to me in class. My specialties are PC and design, and I have many experiences in high school and university that I am now putting to good use.

If I had to describe myself in one word I would say this! .’Curious wheelchair girl blogger’Love to try new things, no matter what!

Before the Corona craze, I used to travel and spend elegant and healing time in stylish and delicious restaurants and cafes to fill my stomach and mind. Especially, afternoon tea with its atmosphere & cozy atmosphere was exceptional and a moment of happiness . Recently, I have been selfless in drawing illustrations with Procreate and listening to books on Audible. In fact, I created all the logos, headers, background images, etc. for DisabilityLog. It’s very meaningful and fun to have a creative home time where I can make something into a form.

Thank you! I myself am the type of person who thrives on praise, so when you tell me something like this, it makes me happy and makes me want to work even harder. Once again, I have created a brief self-introduction card for Koro, so please take a look!

To my delight, my friends often tell me that I have a strong heart that will not be defeated in any environment, that I am quick-witted, friendly, cute, kind, bright, and intelligent, and that I have a really nice smile that gives courage to everyone around me. I was named the wheelchair goddess because I always smile and sparkle (lol), and people who meet me for the first time say I am cheerful, positive and seem to be a good influence.

I am too concerned about my surroundings and cannot honestly express my feelings to others, and I tend to overreach and hold back too much in an attempt to meet the expectations of those around me. Nevertheless, regardless of my physical handicap, I challenge various things and will continue to challenge what I am interested in without putting as many restrictions on my behavior as possible and without transparency.

Here are two unforgettable English quotes that my mentor taught me.” A winner never quits.” by Pete Gray, and “All You Can Do Is All You Can Do But All You Can Do Is Enough!”

Yes!!! I have great respect for people who are able to help others without getting caught up in immediate profit. I myself feel a sense of fulfillment and purpose in life when I make an effort to do something for someone else. I am most happy when I am able to contribute to the benefit of others, and it makes me want to tell someone about it. I want to continue to be the one and only person who can move the hearts of many people like that! ~ Always with a positive mindset ~ I want to be with you all the time smiling.

I would like to provide information on barrier-free sightseeing and daily life in Japan that I can see because I am a wheelchair user, as well as multilingual information that will be useful to people with disabilities overseas. In addition, I would like to introduce my personal hobbies and skills useful for job hunting and work, etc. My recent goal is to write with an awareness of “the person I want to attract” and “the person the other person would like to meet”. I will devote myself to my blog (DisabilityLog) so that I can be a support and a bridge for others. In the future, I hope to come up with new services from the perspective of people with disabilities. So, let’s head into the future and get going Never sleep but always dream.

I hope you think so… Thank you for your continued support. merci pour votre temps comme un rêve!(Thank you for a dreamy time)