In order to report the present condition of Nepal and our activities in Nepal to Japanese people, we open photo exhibitions in campus festivals and art galleries in various universities. At the photo exhibition, we exhibit photos we took in Nepal to present our experiences in Nepal. This activity has grasped the interest of many Japanese people about Nepal and KIVO.

"Kishapopo" is a group composed of mothers who have handicapped children.
We cooperate with the group and do some activities together. For instance, we play and read books with the children.
We also carry out sports festivals with the children of the group.

This is an activity in which Japanese children and Nepalese childen exchange their dreams.
In Japan, thanks to some child welfare residential facilities, we can operate this activity.
We do this two times in a year. The first NBA is carried out before the Nepal Project. Children express their dream by drawing pictures. Then, we bring these pictures to Nepal and introduce them to Nepalese children. In Nepal, we interact with the children, and make drawings together. Back in Japan, we conduct a second NBA where we introduce the dreams of the Nepalese children to Japanese children to attract their interest in Nepal.