Pal Art is an initiative launched by Pal System Kanagawa at its Shin-Yokohama headquarters to exhibit artworks by artists with disabilities through lease agreements. Works are rotated every three months, offering opportunities to experience diverse art.

Why are art pieces leased?

Artworks are leased to utilize disability employment adjustment funds, pay artists, create opportunities for people with disabilities to thrive, and build continuous relationships with support organizations.

How far will this initiative expand?

Currently launched at the Shin-Yokohama headquarters, it is planned for introduction at three distribution centers (Miyamae, Aso, Yokohama Kita), with the goal of eventually installing it at all 13 centers.

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Shin-Yokohama Hosts "Living Together" Disability Art Exhibition, Lease Introduction Creates Employment [Kanagawa]

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is "Pal Art"?: A: Pal Art is an initiative launched by Pal System Kanagawa at its Shin-Yokohama headquarters to exhibit artworks by artists with disabilities through lease agreements. Works are rotated every three months, offering opportunities to experience diverse art.
Q: Why are art pieces leased?: A: Artworks are leased to utilize disability employment adjustment funds, pay artists, create opportunities for people with disabilities to thrive, and build continuous relationships with support organizations.
Q: How far will this initiative expand?: A: Currently launched at the Shin-Yokohama headquarters, it is planned for introduction at three distribution centers (Miyamae, Aso, Yokohama Kita), with the goal of eventually installing it at all 13 centers.