Thirty years have passed since the opening of "Work Place I Love". Our motto has always been "to be active, vibrant, and relaxed in the community. We have been seeking for work that suits each member's needs, while being conscious of providing work that is connected to society as more as possible and that raises wages as much as possible. Recently, however, I have been attracted to their art, which is not directly related to work. It is my own sensitivity that attracts me to the work itself, and the reactions of people in the community who don't know them when they see their work. people who have seen the exhibition says that they were "cheered up," "very moved," or "who is the person who painted this? We also receive offers to display the paintings in other places. and have hung them in their bedrooms or study rooms. That is how attractive their paintings are. What makes their works so appealing is not that they are trying to create good paintings or to get recognition for their work, they are having fun creating them. Theyenjoy creating, and they are not caught up in preconceived notions. I secretly believe that the reason why their paintings are so attractive is because they are skilled at painting what they see and feel, without being bound by preconceived notions. It is also fascinating to see how they paint on the canvas with acrylic colors, crayons, magic markers, colored pencils, and various other painting materials. I take my hat off to them as they continue to evolve beyond the imagination of the staff. Through this booklet, we have been able to see their sometimes strong and free, sometimes vivid and fresh. I hope that the charm of these work. At times unprecedented and at times delicate, and their sensitivity will reach many people! I hope that their sensibility will be conveyed to many people. “ I love the work place” Kameda

しごと場大好き　亀田