By launching the creation of mosaic art works by people with disabilities in areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake, we aim to provide opportunities to people who attend social welfare facilities to be engaged in meaningful work and support their social independence. In addition, by using these works in the rebuilding of parks and roads in areas affected by the earthquake, we make it possible for people with disabilities to participate in community building and reconstruction. At three social welfare facilities, we have developed guidance programs for mosaic tile work using surplus materials and waste materials, and we also provide materials, lend out tools, provide training for instructors, and hold workshops at work locations. We have a track record of creating catalogs and trial construction once a certain quality level has been achieved for the products. We also conduct PR and sales promotion activities for the projects so that they are used not only in the areas affected by the disaster, but in building roads and parks broadly throughout Japan. In addition, by using rubble such as wood from the disaster area as much as possible for the mosaic materials, we also aim towards reconstruction that effectively uses resources and leads to life as was before the disaster.