On November 28, 2005, a special art appreciation gathering for the physically challenged was held at an exhibition of works from the Pushkin Museum of Art at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum.
Under sunny skies, approximately 650 physically challenged people and their attendants came to the museum.
Thirty-one company employees volunteered to participate in the event from Nippon Paper Group. This was the first time for them to perform volunteer work, but the staff of the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and an NPO from Able Art Japan taught them the basics of being a receptionist, handing out leaflets and guiding the visitors to the elevators.
A trial booth for the most stretchable paper, WAVY WAVY®, was set up especially for the occasion.
After the gathering, the staff and volunteer workers gave us unexpected and pleasant feedback, commenting that it was very helpful for the elevator to be called at just the right time and that it was moving to see the handicapped people having fun experiencing WAVY WAVY®. It was a very fruitful day.

Prior to the special gathering, 15 other company members volunteered and meSt to make souvenir bags containing WAVY WAVY® for the visitors.