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Introduction of Osaka Optical
Volunteer Activities (CSR)
We participate in the volunteer program to distribute free reading glasses in Thailand every year.
Please bring your unused eyeglasses lying in your wardrobe!
The Japan-Thailand Eyeglass Volunteer Group (JTO-VG), a non-profit organization of which Osaka Eyeglasses is a member, has been committed to handing over eyeglasses directly to Thai people at temples throughout Thailand since 1998.
This volunteer activity, which is officially recognized by the Buddhist Church of Thailand, is conducted with the full cooperation of Mr. Pichai, Vice Monk of Wat Pagnum, Bangkok, Thailand, and the Thai Red Cross Society, and is conducted at temples throughout Thailand.
What we value in this activity is to "hand-deliver" them "directly" to you.
Although these are simple reading glasses, we know that each person's power is different, so we will measure your power on site so that you can bring reading glasses with the optimal power.
This is a long-lasting activity that has been going to Thailand once a year and is now in its 20th year. If you have frames that you do not use and that are still in your wardrobe at home, we would be very grateful if you could donate them to us.
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2018 Thailand Reading Glasses Volunteer Day 2
On the second day of volunteering, we immediately received a report from Thailand, which we would like to share with you. Today, on the second day, we went to Pak Nam Temple in Bangkok. We visited a big temple in Bangkok and many people came to see us....
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2018 Thailand Reading Glasses Distribution Volunteer Day 1
Staff member Takahashi, who is participating in a volunteer program to distribute reading glasses in Thailand, has sent us a report on the first day of the program, which we would like to share with you. To the volunteer activity to distribute eyeglasses, we went to Chonburi, 2.5 hours by car from Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, to...
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Featured in Tokyo Shimbun
The Heisei Era has changed to the 2025 Era. We have been running "Kosugi no Daigaku" (Kosugi University), a loose learning place in Musashi Kosugi once a month, and we were interviewed by the Tokyo Shimbun newspaper to express our enthusiasm for the future as the new era is about to begin. &...
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