We will co-host the event "Super Welfare School @ SHIBUYA 2025," exhibit content, and speak at a symposium.

Tanseisha will be co-hosting the event "Super Welfare School @ SHIBUYA 2025" (sponsored by NPO People Design Institute) to be held at CUBE1, 2, 3 and COURT in "8/" on the 8th floor of Shibuya Hikarie from Tuesday, October 28th to Tuesday, November 4th, 2025 (※), and will be organizing and producing the exhibition, as well as exhibiting our own original exhibition content.
*The event will be held at COURT from Friday, October 31st to Monday, November 3rd.

"Super Welfare School" is a forum event that has been held since 2018, co-hosted by the NPO People Design Institute and the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, with the aim of realizing a society in which people can learn and live together, regardless of whether they have a disability or not.

The "Super Welfare Exhibition (official name: 2020 Shibuya. Let's Experience the Daily Life of Super Welfare)," which came to an end in 2020, will be relaunched as "Super Welfare School @ SHIBUYA" in 2021, hosted by the NPO People Design Institute and co-hosted by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and Shibuya Ward. Our company has been cooperating with the predecessor event of "Super Welfare School" since 2012, and will be co-hosting the event from 2023.

The symposium held at COURT will feature a diverse range of speakers who go beyond the traditional frameworks of disability welfare and education. Connecting online with not only Japan but also overseas, we will disseminate specific examples and actions related to cutting-edge school education, inclusive education, lifelong learning, and more from Shibuya.

CUBE1, 2, and 3 will feature the "Super Welfare Library," an exhibition and experience space that brings together inclusive play equipment, accessible books, technology, art, music, and other content. The "Super Welfare Library" will present a new way of creating indoor public spaces where people can play and learn using their five senses and enjoy themselves while mingling together.

As original exhibit content, the company will continue to feature "VisualTiles®," an interactive information viewing system developed as a touch panel tool for viewing information such as exhibit content. The company will also exhibit "YU-MO AR," an evolved version of "YU-MO," a diversity content exhibited last year by a deaf employee that allows visitors to experience the daily lives of people with hearing impairments. The product will also use AR (Augmented Reality) technology, and "YU-MO Light," a smart light equipped with an AI-controlled smart switch that can turn lights on and off using finger spelling recognition, which was well received last year.

This year, we also collaborated with Snoezelen Lab to create a space that focuses on sensory diversity, and we provided planning, design, and production advice.

Our employees will be speaking at the symposium on Sunday, November 2nd from 11:00 to 12:30 and on Monday, November 3rd from 17:00 to 18:30.

Through this event, we hope to contribute to promoting diversity and realizing a rich, diverse society by providing a rich and experiential space where diverse people, things, and information can come together.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Information on "Super Welfare School @SHIBUYA 2025"

Event Overview

Tanseisha Symposium Overview

Date and Time	Sunday, November 2, 2025 11:00-12:30
Theme and Overview	What is "work that suits me"? - Tanseisha's goal of inclusive work style The Kids Bouquet Project is supported by Tansei Humanet, a group company that specializes in creating spaces. Haruka Abe (a visually impaired person) who launched the "Find a Job That Suits Me Project" as part of the project, and a Tanseisha employee who participated in the project this year will be speaking. This project aims to expand future options for children with disabilities and their families by providing opportunities for company visits and workshop experiences. First, Mr. Abe will introduce the background to the project and specific activities. Next, Tanseisha will introduce its company style, in which employees with disabilities utilize their unique characteristics to work on highly specialized tasks within its business divisions. Current employees will discuss the support systems and working styles they have developed while working with employees who are hearing impaired. Furthermore, with Mr. Abe joining the discussion, we will discuss inclusive working styles from various perspectives. The facilitator will be Kazue Ishibata of Tanseisha, who introduced the "Super Welfare" initiative within the company. Based on the Tanseisha Group's goal of "leveraging diverse individuality to continue challenging ourselves to create spaces that move people's hearts, both now and in the future," she will deliver a message for the future.
Speakers	Haruka Abe Kids Bouquet Project General Incorporated Association Management Staff / Find My Own Job Project Leader Originally from Chiba Prefecture, she volunteered with the Kids Bouquet Project in 2020. Congenitally visually impaired, she planned the "Find a Job That's Right for Me Project" with the desire to expand future options for children with disabilities and their families. In 2021, she also gained work experience as an intern at Tansei Humanet. In 2024, she joined a major financial company as a general employee in the Human Resources and General Affairs Department. Takahiro Shimizu Director of the Spatial Production Design Department, Space Media Produce Division, Tanseisha Cross Media Innovation Headquarters After working in production, he worked on creating CG for spaces, and then pursued the maximum use of 3D models in spatial creation using 3D printers and VR, while also working to create spaces where hearing-impaired employees can work together.He is currently in charge of a department that Experience Design Spatial Production using technology. Akiko Kimura Section Manager, 2nd Section, Spatial Production Design Department, Spatial Media Produce Division, Tanseisha Cross Media Innovation Headquarters He works hard every day to transform CG, graphics, and 3D models into "fun," "interesting," and "likeable" content and deliver it to everyone. He works hard with his good colleagues to create works that will make everyone smile. In recent years, he has been planning and producing "YU-MO," a diversity content using finger spelling with deaf employees, and disseminating it in a variety of ways. Kazue Ishibata (Facilitator) Director of Tanseisha Value Production Headquarters Center Born in Kagoshima Prefecture. Joined Danseisha in 1991. Gain experience as a production worker. After taking maternity and childcare leave for the first time at Tanseisha, he returned to the planning position. In 2005, after launching the "Human Resource Development Project" of Tanseisha's original practical new employee training program that continues to this day, he was appointed to the same President and Chief Executive Ofcer in 2020 after taking office in Tansei Humanet Co., Ltd. Director 2019. Since February 2024, he has been the general manager of the Corporate Planning Department of Tanseisha. From February 2025, he will be appointed as the director of the Value Production Headquarters Center.
Date and Time	Monday, November 3, 2025 17:00 - 18:30
Theme and Overview	A co-creation space that everyone can enjoy, originating from Shibuya The venue for Super Welfare School 2025 is designed around the theme of human sensory: "touch," "see," "listen," and "combining" to stimulate multiple senses. Snoezelen Lab's Representative Director Hashimoto and Tanseisha, the space designers, will hold a talk session looking ahead to their respective activities to date and future prospects to discuss the intention behind the design, as well as its future possibilities and expansion.
Speakers	Atsuko Hashimoto Representative Director of SnoezeLab. / CCBT 2023 Artist Fellow She specializes in planning and developing Digital Contents for infants and children with special needs, and creating environments for Snoezelen and sensory rooms. After completing coaching training in the Netherlands in 2011, she has been providing courses and creating spaces for welfare and educational facilities. Hanae Yoshino Manager of Planning Section, Sustainability Project Department, Marketing and Sustainability Division, Tanseisha Marketing & Sustainability Headquarters He has worked on the creation of public facilities such as museums and children's facilities across the country, as well as on regional revitalization projects. Utilizing his experience, he is currently working to create sustainable spaces with themes such as diversity, local communities, and the environment. Masahiro Tanaka (Facilitator) Representative Director of NPO People Design Institute After graduating from Bunka Fashion College, he worked as a snowboard instructor and in apparel sales, planning, and design before joining Nextide Evolution in 2009. The company, headed by NPO founder Shinji Sudo, aims to create a society where people with disabilities and those without disabilities can naturally mingle through fashion and design, and is involved in fashion product development and project planning. In 2012, he became a member of the People Design Institute's management team when it was incorporated. He is responsible for planning, Direction, and running events such as the "Super Welfare Exhibition" and the "Work Experience Project" for people with disabilities. He became Representative Director in April 2021. Under a new structure that includes people with disabilities and LGBTQ people as executives and management members, the company is expanding its events and projects nationwide while tackling new social issues.
How to participate (venue)	No prior registration required, no participation fee However, please note that seats are limited and if the venue is full, you will have to stand.
How to watch (online)	You can watch it on the official website or on the official YouTube channel. *Text translation will be provided both at the venue and online.

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