Supervised by Medical Corporation: 'Higezo no Wonder LAB,' a facility merging welfare and 'HADO,' to open in Fuji Park

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is 'Higezo no Wonder LAB' and what is its primary purpose?

A: 'Higezo no Wonder LAB' is a new facility that merges welfare services with the AR sport 'HADO,' aiming to provide a space for connection and growth for individuals experiencing school non-attendance or social withdrawal, as well as a new activity hub for park visitors.

Q: Who are the organizations involved in the opening of 'Higezo no Wonder LAB'?

A: White Beard Co., Ltd., which operates support services for individuals experiencing school non-attendance and social withdrawal, is partnering with meleap, Inc. to open the facility.

Q: When and where will 'Higezo no Wonder LAB' officially open to the public?

A: The facility is scheduled to open on April 4, 2026 (Saturday) within Fuji Park, located in Edogawa Ward.

Q: What is the significance of the medical supervision by Shirohige Home Medical Clinic?

A: Shirohige Home Medical Clinic, which offers medical, nursing, and disability welfare services, will supervise the facility, ensuring a supportive and safe environment for all visitors.

Q: What is 'HADO' and why was it chosen as a key activity for the facility?

A: 'HADO' is an AR (Augmented Reality) sport that can be enjoyed in short bursts by people of all ages and athletic abilities. It was chosen because observations showed it can act as a catalyst for interaction and emotional expression among children.