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Supporting "International Day of Signed Languages! Light up the signboard of the store to promote social contribution activities!

2025-01-10 03:13

International Day of Sign Language, Ishigaki Island

Hello everyone!

 

One of the largest activity stores in Ishigaki Island
."Ishigaki Island ADVENTURE PiPi"!

 

On September 23, 2024, ADVENTURE PiPi announced “International Day of Sign Languages"To commemorate,"Blue Light at ADVENTURE PiPi on Ishigaki IslandWe held a light-up event organized by [...].

This event aims to raise awareness of sign language and promote the protection of the rights of people who are deaf.As part of an international initiativeIt is conducted as follows.

 

Sister stores on Iriomote Island and Miyako IslandBut we went ahead and did it!

As a company in the tourism industry, PiPi,Contributing to Local Communities and the World at LargeWe are committed to doing this.

 

This light display is also part of that initiative, and by using “blue”—the color of the World Federation of the Deaf’s logo—Symbolizing the importance of peace and sign languageI did.

 

This blue light is,Sign language is respected throughout society on an equal footing with spoken languageThe lights were turned on to convey a message emphasizing that this should be done.

One Hand, One Clean: Beach Cleanup

In addition, PiPi is not just an activity tour shop, but also,Carrying out a variety of community service activitiesI am doing it.

 

Within Okinawa PrefectureSDGs (Sustainable Development Goals)We are committed to promoting these efforts, actively participating in local environmental protection activities, providing nature experiences for local children, and taking part in events like this one that celebrate diversity.

 

Going forward,Activities Contributing to a Sustainable SocietyWe will continue to move forward with this.

 

Activity tours are open daily in Phi Phi! Please check out the tours that interest you.

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