I was right the first time…”

Nobuo Kubota
(1932-2025)

In my twenties, I was Japanese Canadian.

In my thirties, I was Canadian.

At forty, searching for my roots in Japan, I was Japanese.

At fifty-five, looking to see who I am, I know that it has nothing to do with being Japanese or Canadian…

When we design and develop and create, we shouldn’t forget the human side of things because that’s what it means to live alongside each other in this world.

To further that, we also mustn’t forget our own humanity.

#Accessibility #a11y

These thoughts, these powerful thoughts, came over me.”

—Wataru Iwasaki, “What It Means To Live“

From the Hobonichi 5-Year Techō Daily Quotes translated: www.mojidoori.com/daily/