On September 24th, Yusuke Hatsuse, CEO of Universal Style Co., Ltd., gave a lecture as part of a class on Paralympic Games“>adapted sports (new sports that can be easily enjoyed mainly by people with disabilities and the elderly).

Mr. Hatsuse participated in the Beijing Paralympic Games as a visually impaired judo athlete, and Universal Style Co., Ltd., where he is currently the CEO, provides consulting services for the employment of people with disabilities.

Mr. Hatsuse gave lectures on a wide range of topics, including his own experience of becoming visually impaired, his encounter with judo for visually impaired people, his involvement with the Paralympics and parasports, and the current environment surrounding visually impaired people. I did.

We were also able to see the medals from the Asian Games and the World Games.

Medal with Braille identification

This course was held in the morning, afternoon, and evening, giving students a valuable opportunity to become familiar with the world of visually impaired people.

●Voices of students

・This special lecture made me realize that there is a prejudice that people with disabilities cannot do anything.

・When providing support, I would like to make sure to communicate properly and confirm what they want me to do before providing support.

・There were so many positive comments from Mr. Hatsuse that I wondered if I would be able to say something like that if I were in the position of someone who had acquired vision loss. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

・First of all, the image of visually impaired people has completely changed. I felt it was difficult to reach out to them because I didn’t know how to support them. Up until now, when I encountered a white cane, my only thought was to not block my path. Since each person’s perspective is different, I decided to first ask the person in question and then try to guide them in a way that would make them feel at ease. This time I thought I’d call out to you.

・If I had the opportunity to be involved in the Paralympic Games, I would like to take on the challenge.

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It was a valuable lecture that left a strong impression on the students.
Mr. Hatsuse, thank you very much for taking the time out of your busy schedule.

At Tokyo Jusen, we welcome external instructors as we did this time, and provide diverse classes to our students.

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The final list of French athletes selected for the Paris 2024 Games is now known! In New Aquitaine, 89 athletes and para-athletes will participate in the event: 55 for the Olympic Games (28 women and 27 men) and 34 for the Paralympic Games (12 women and 22 men).

Selected for the Olympic Games

55 athletes representing 19 disciplines

• Marie-Julie BONNIN – Athletics/ Pole Vault (Stade Bordelais Athlé – 33)
• Anaïs BOURGOIN – Athletics/ 800m (Entente Franconville Sésame Val d’Oise – 95 / US Talence)
• Jeff ERIUS – Athletics/4 x 100m relay (Lille Métropole Athlé – 59 / PANCAKESRegional center for popular education and sport Poitiers)
• Hugo HAY – Athletics/5000m (Sèvre Bocage AC – 79)
• Ryan Zeze – Athletics/4 x 100m relay (Stade Bordelais Athlé – 33)
• William of Ilion – Athletics/Triple jump (Stade Bordelais Athlé – 33)
• Pablo MATEO – Athletics/Relay 4 x 100m (Lisses AC – 91 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Poitiers)
• Margot CHEVRIER – Athletics/Perch (Nice Côte d’Azur – 06 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Bordeaux)
• SARAH RICHARD-MINGAS – Athletics/4 x 100m relay (EFC Val d’Oise – 95 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Poitiers)
• Raphael MOHAMED – Athletics/110m Hurdles (Racing Club Mamoudzou – 976 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Poitiers)
• Gabriel TUAL – Athletics/ 800m (US Talence – 33)
• Solemn GIQUEL – Athletics/Height (Stade Rennais Athlé – 35 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Poitiers)
• Maroussia PARÉ – Athletics/4 x 100m relay (Stade Bordelais Athlé – 33)
• Tom CAMPAGNE – Athletics/Length (Stade Bordelais Athlé – 33)
• Clément DUCOS – Athletics/400m Hurdles (BEC – 33)
• Téo RAYET – Rowing/4 without coxswain (Société Nautique de Bergerac – 24)
• Marie-Ève ​​PAGET – Basketball/ 3×3 (Basket Landes – 40)
• Franck SEGUELA – Basketball/ 3×3 (Federal Basketball Center / Stade Rochelais – 17)
• Marine FAUTHOUX – Basketball/5×5 (LDLC ASVEL / Basket Landes – 40)
• Makan TRAORE – Boxing/ 71 kg (Royan Océan Club Boxe – 17)
• Marjorie DELASSUS – Canoe-kayak/ C1 Slalom (CKCU Pau – 64)
• Manon HOSTENS – Kayak/K2 online race (ALP GLP Périgueux – 24)
• Boris NEVEU – CSLX (ALCK Bagnères de Bigorre – 65 / Pôle Canoë-Kayak de Pau – 64)
• Angèle HUG – Canoe-kayak/ C1 Slalom (Evrieux CK – 07 / Pôle Canoë-Kayak de Pau – 64)
• Joris DAUDET – Cycling/BMX (Stade Bordelais BMX – 33 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Bordeaux)
• Thomas BOUDAT – Cycling/Track (VC Roubaix Lille Métropole – 59 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Bordeaux)
• Marie LE NET – Cycling/Track (VC Pontivyen – 56 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Bordeaux)
• Stephane LANDOIS – Horse riding/complete course (Le Haras des Sens – 17)
• Matthew PAVON – Golf (Golf du Médoc – 33)
• Victor PEREZ – Golf (Ligue de Golg d’Occitanie – 31 / MRP Nouvelle-Aquitaine)
• Lucile TESSARIOL – Swimming/4x200m freestyle relay (SAM Mérignac – 33)
• Pasiphaé MARTINEAUD-PERRET – Waterpolo (NC Saint-Jean d’Angély – 17)
• Vincent MILOU – Skateboard/ Skate Street (Lassosalai – 64)
• Joseph GARBACCIO – Skateboard/ Skate Street (Lassosalai – 64)
• Lucie SCHOONHERE – Skateboard/ Skate Street (33)
• Jefferson-Lee JOSEPH – Rugby at 7 – Union Sportive Harlequins Perpignan – 66 / CFCP SU Agen – 47)
• Joanna GRISEZ – Rugby 7s (Stade Bordelais – 33)
• Aaron GRANDIDIER NKANANG – Rugby 7 (Section Paloise Béarn Pyrénées – 64)
• Go MONEY – Surfing (Hossegor surf club – 40)
• Vahiné FIERRO – Surfing (Hossegor surf club – 40)
• Kauli Vaast – Surfing (Vieux Boucau surf club – 40)
• Edouard ROGER-VASSELIN – Tennis (Villa Primrose – 33)
• JIA NAN YUAN – Table tennis (Poitiers TTACC – 86)
• Florian FOUQUET – Shooting/Pistol (Sports shooting Fenouillet – 31 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Bordeaux)
• Camille JEDRZEJEWSKI – Shotgun/ Handgun (Noyon PM Shotgun – 60 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Bordeaux)
• Mathilde LAMOLLE – Shooting/Pistol (Gem’Tir sport – 13 / MRP Nouvelle-Aquitaine)
• Lucie ANASTASSIOU – Shooting/Tray (Ball-Trap Club of Châtelaillon – 17)
• Carole CORMENIER – Shooting / Plateau (Haute Saintonge shooting center – 17)
• Judith GOMEZ – Shooting/3-position rifle (Les Mouettes Royan – 17)
• Mélanie COUZY – Shooting / Target (Ass. Ball-Trap Shooters Cernay – 68 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Bordeaux)
• Sébastien GUERRERO – Shooting / Target (Ass. Ball-Trap Shooters Cernay – 68 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Bordeaux)
• Amélie CORDEAU – Archery (First Arc Company of Annemasse – 74 / CREPSRegional center for popular education and sport Bordeaux)
• Charline PICON – Sailing/49er FX (Société des régates Rochelaises – 17)
• Sarah STEYAERT – Sailing/49er FX (Société des régates Rochelaises – 17)
• Clément PEQUIN – Sailing/49er (Société des régates Rochelaises – 17)

Selected for the Paralympic Games

34 athletes representing 15 disciplines