Sustainability

Realization of space creation that is easy for anyone to use

Access to space and experience for all

To deliver "Delight and Passion" to everyone through the creation of spaces, we are working on improving accessibility in three ways. By ensuring these accessibility features in the places we create for people to go out, we aim to increase the number of spaces where everyone can be themselves.

Physical accessibility

We are creating spaces where everyone can easily participate in society by using digital technology to allow people with disabilities to participate in events remotely, and by creating spaces that take into account stimuli such as sound and light in accordance with the concept of neurodiversity *.
*Neurodiversity is a concept that views individual differences in characteristics originating from the brain and nervous system as diversity, respects them mutually, and seeks to utilize these differences within society. It applies to all people, regardless of whether they have a disability or not.

Psychological accessibility

For parents with babies, or families with children with developmental disabilities, and for those who give up on going out because they worry about causing trouble, we are creating a space where people in similar situations can gather and participate in outings without hesitation.

Accessibility of communication

We believe that interacting with people we wouldn't normally encounter broadens our perspectives and provides opportunities to see things from a new viewpoint. Through art, we create spaces where participants can connect with each other, fostering a joy in connecting with others.

[CASE]
Sensory-Friendly Project

Eastern League 2024 in TOKYO DOME "Sensory Friend Ticket"

On September 22, 2024, at a professional baseball Eastern League official game, we sold "Sensory Friendly Tickets" for the first time, with the cooperation of the organizers, Yomiuri Shimbun, Nippon Television, and Tokyo Dome. Rental items that reduce strong stimuli such as light and sound, allowing people to feel calm even in unfamiliar places, were distributed in a novelty "Sensory Friendly Bag." This created an environment where people who had previously found it difficult to attend baseball games, including children with sensory sensitivities, could enjoy watching the game. The tickets sold out, providing a valuable opportunity to explore the potential needs of a wide range of people. We will continue to utilize this experience to create inclusive spaces and strive to improve the value of the sports and entertainment viewing experience.

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