Announced details
Personal use by children and families who use children’s wheelchairs, including buggy-style wheelchairs, and children with disabilities who use strollers
80.4% had experienced difficulty or unpleasant treatment because their wheelchair was mistaken for a stroller (survey N=184)
The first distribution has been completed. Number of applicants and units distributed: Not disclosed
Our company supports the organization’s activities and has adopted its children’s wheelchair sign in the design.
A general incorporated association that promotes the use of children’s wheelchairs and supports children with illnesses or disabilities and their families. Location, representative, capital and year established: Not disclosed
First 200 applicants
Free of charge, including the holder and shipping (free distribution)
The company does not address Contract Value / Impact on Business Performance.
Survey conducted during the first distribution in February this year (N=184)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Lala-chan Children’s Wheelchair Sign Holder |
| Counterparty | General Incorporated Association mina family |
| Counterparty overview | A general incorporated association that promotes the use of children’s wheelchairs and supports children with illnesses or disabilities and their families. Location, representative, capital and year established: Not disclosed |
| Relationship with the Company | Our company supports the organization’s activities and has adopted its children’s wheelchair sign in the design. |
| Offering price | Free of charge, including the holder and shipping (free distribution) |
| Launch date | Applications open from 1 July 2026 (actual); shipments scheduled to begin on a rolling basis from mid-July 2026 |
| Applicable area | Personal use by children and families who use children’s wheelchairs, including buggy-style wheelchairs, and children with disabilities who use strollers |
| Location scale | First 200 applicants |
| Quantitative Effects | 80.4% had experienced difficulty or unpleasant treatment because their wheelchair was mistaken for a stroller (survey N=184) |
| Usage history | The first distribution has been completed. Number of applicants and units distributed: Not disclosed |
| Source | Survey conducted during the first distribution in February this year (N=184) |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To raise awareness of children’s wheelchairs and promote understanding of mobility needs, so that children with disabilities and their families do not hesitate to go out because their children’s wheelchairs are mistaken for strollers.