Looks like a lot of fun! Every year since 1995, Nippon Paper Industries Iwanuma Mill has donated a roll of coated paper measuring approximately 1.6 meters by 200 meters to Tsurugaya School of Handicapped Children in Sendai. The donated paper is used for an event where students paint in watercolors using their whole bodies on the classroom floor and walls completely covered with the coated paper. Each time, an innocent piece of work is produced by the students with both their skin and clothes smeared with paint. In return for the donation, the students send the mill their handmade calendars and letters, in which everybody contributes a line and a signature. The employees at the mill are touched at the sight of these gifts. The Mill intends to continue the friendly exchange with the students through paper donation in the future. →Go Back to Effective Use of the Businesses and Expertise