A newly created work titled “Yusai Fuji” by Paralym Art artist miho was transferred to the head office of ナカノフドー建設, marking the fourth year of its use at construction sites nationwide.
On 30 September 2026, Paralym Art, operated by the Association for Promoting the Independence of Persons with Disabilities, held a ceremony at the head office of ナカノフドー建設 to transfer the newly created work. Cooperation with ナカノフドー建設 has continued since 2023, with a new work produced each year.
The work created this time was “Yusai Fuji” by miho. It combines Mount Fuji and fireworks, with the aim of expressing Japanese beauty and hope. The work will be used on temporary fencing and scaffolding sheets at construction sites, adding colour to the sites.
Ito (伊藤), executive managing director of the association that operates Paralym Art, attended the transfer ceremony and handed the work to President Iizuka Takashi (飯塚隆) of ナカノフドー建設. President Iizuka said, “This one is good too” and “It’s different from last year,” viewing the work while appreciating the differences.
Use at approximately 10–20 construction sites nationwide is planned, and the original artwork is scheduled to be displayed at the head office reception area. Use at overseas locations is also under consideration, and the combination of Mount Fuji and fireworks may become popular in Japan and abroad.
Paralym Art is an initiative that supports the social participation and economic independence of artists with disabilities. It aims to continue working with companies to expand opportunities for these artists and contribute to the realisation of a sustainable society.