1. Organising and publishing records of the organisation’s activities on the web
For about 12 years, the organization has provided opportunities for the visually impaired and sighted to appreciate art together at museums and schools throughout Japan (20 prefectures), and 2,920 people in Japan (including 476 visually impaired people) have participated in these events. The experience and knowledge of these activities were organized and published as a web-based archive site that can be shared widely in society.

2. Research and web publication of examples of art appreciation programs by the visually impaired
The participants of the art appreciation workshops programs by the groups were interview and their experiences of ‘seeing’ from their personal perspectives from different backgrounds were recorded.

3. Analysis and utilization of the archive
An online talk event was held with Ms. Mariko Suzumura, an educator at the Mie Prefectural Art Museum who has organized many exhibitions from an inclusive perspective, to discuss ‘people’s experiences and relationships in art appreciation’ by referring to the archive website. Discussions were held on inclusivity.