Thank you sincerely for visiting this page. Japan is a land marked by frequent and devastating earthquakes. History bears witness to such tragedies—the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and the Great East Japan Earthquake stand as solemn reminders of nature’s unforgiving force. In the wake of such disasters, certain phrases echo through society: "We must help one another." "Kizuna—our bonds will see us through." On the surface, these words paint a picture of unity and resilience, a noble testament to the Japanese spirit. Yet, for individuals with developmental disabilities, these very words carry a burden—an unspoken condemnation of those who, by their nature, cannot conform to the expectations of collective solidarity. -When "Bonds" Become Shackles- At the heart of developmental disabilities lies difficulty in human interaction. Many of us struggle with communication, social norms, and unspoken expectations—challenges that are already a source of daily hards...