CCP×tupera tupera Hermin fluffy wheelchair patch

A cute sign that says ``This is a child's wheelchair.''

With safety pin on the back

2WAY: You can also hang it by passing your own string through the loop.

It has a nice atmosphere even when attached to a bag.

Soft and fluffy material.

[Hermin] I love going everywhere in my wheelchair, going out and exercising. He has a kind-hearted personality and can quickly become friends with people he meets Beginner. [Elon] Full of energy. He is good at kung fu, and becomes stronger when he eats food from his stomach button. When you go out to play, Favourites hat is a must-have item. He pulls everyone along with his strength. [Hanary] Charges up her power from Hana's tube and has the personality to challenge anything with curiosity. Her charm point is her smile, and it brightens up the people around her, like a flower suddenly blooming. [Cuckun] I wear glasses that allow me to see the world differently than everyone else, so I notice a lot of things. She has a funny personality and helps people who are in trouble and makes people she loves laugh.

[Hilara] Flutters his ears and dances well. I'm a bit shy, but I can freely express what I feel by singing with my hands, talking, etc. [Muffy] She has a special ability to hear sounds that are different from everyone else. I like spending time reading books and thinking quietly. He has a rich imagination and often tells everyone the stories he comes up with. [Atre] Breathe in fresh air through your throat button and come up with a surprising idea. I like drawing and crafting, and I enjoy looking fashionable every day with my new boyfriend band around my neck.

tupera tupera A unit consisting of Tatsuya Kameyama and Atsuko Nakagawa. We are active in a wide range of fields, including picture books and illustrations, crafts, workshops, and art direction.

Tae Soeda runs a photo studio, photomar, with her husband, a photographer. After giving birth, my eldest son became disabled due to illness, so I am also working on making Shichi-Go-San kimonos and photo sessions for sick and disabled children.