One of the most
important autonomous systems we know are our own bodies. However, sometimes we
are depending on each other. Science helps us change the laws of nature. The
RECYCLE ME project has one aim- to spread the word. -
“Organ Donation Concerns Us All”.
Let us
present our new friend Sachiyo Ono from Saitama, Japan. Sachiyo is a great
artist and considerate person who supports organ donation awareness. In the
photo she is wearing a RECYCLE ME T-shirt to visualize her stand in this issue.
Together we can promote change and encourage each other to take a stand for
organ donation. By talking to our loved ones, friends and family, we can
all make a contribution.
“I'm
from Japan but life brought me to Sweden where I started a kimono recycle
business. The idea
was influenced by the spirit of Swedish environmental friendliness. Furthermore,
I have been supported by many people and what I value most is a connection with
others. This collaboration between Recycle Me and ONOKIMONO (even collaboration
between Scandinavian and Japanese design in the photo) is one of the great
opportunities.
Now it's
my turn to support, I recycle me and kimono! I wish both efforts will make
someone happy.”- Sachiyo Ono
Thank
you Sachiyo for your support!
Information
of Organ Donation in Japan:
Information
of Organ Donation in Sweden:
If you
like to know more about Sachiyo visit her company page ONOKIMONO: http://onokimono.com/ on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/onokimono.japan/
