Fukushi's Town Development Kids Page

What if there is one step?

Slope
People using wheelchairs can get over the steps with this.

How do you go upstairs?

Elevator
Elevators are also used on the platform of the station.
Transfer has become easier.

How do you use the toilet?

Multipurpose toilet
Handrails are provided and the space is large so that people using wheelchairs and the elderly can use it easily.

When a visually impaired person walks?

Braille block
It is one of the guides for visually impaired people to walk around the town.

5 When I use the parking lot?

Large parking lot
People in wheelchairs need a large parking lot because they open the door of the car.

International symbol mark for persons with disabilities
This is a universal mark that represents buildings that can be used conveniently by people with disabilities.
For more information, please see the homepage (outside site) of the Japan Rehabilitation Association for Persons with Disabilities

International symbol mark for the visually impaired.
It is a universal mark used in buildings and facilities that can be used safely and conveniently by the visually impaired.
Specifically, please see homepage (outside site) of social welfare corporation Japan Blind Welfare Committee.

International symbol mark for the hearing impaired.
This is a universal mark that shows hearing impairment.
It is used in places where hearing impaired people can receive services such as interpreters.
Related organizations: World Federation of the Deaf

"ear mark" that indicates hearing impairment
It was designed to support the shoulders of hearing impairment.
If you see this mark, talk slowly, take care of sign language or writing.
For more information, please see the homepage (outside site) of the All Japan Hearing and Hearing Deaf People's Association.

Heart plus mark
It is a mark that indicates a person with a disability in the body name k (heart, respiratory function (kokyukino), kidney, bladder, rectum (chokucho), small intestine (shocho), and immune function (menekiki).
For more information, please see the homepage (outside site) of the Nonprofit Organization Heart Plus Association.

Ostomate mark
It is a mark that represents a toilet for people (ostomates) using artificial bladder (jinko bladder).
Related organizations: Japan Ostomy Association

Hojo dog mark
It is a mark to spread assistance dogs for the physically handicapped (Shintaishogaishahojoken). Service dogs for the physically handicapped are guide dogs, service dogs, and hearing dogs (just receive).
For more information, please see the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's homepage (outside site).

On roads and slopes

Elevators are full of elevators...

On the braille block ...

Oh, it's been stopped!

Let's act from what you can do! And let's make everyone smile!

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