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Source: Nishidate, Arisa (2024). "ヘルプマークに関する市民の認知度: 北陸信越地方の居住者を対象にした調査より" [Questionnaire Survey on Citizen Awareness of Help Mark: From a Survey Targeting Residents of the Hokuriku-Shinetsu Region] pg. 21 "外見からは障害や病気などがあることがわかりにくい人が周囲から必要な援助や配慮を受けられるように、東京都が 2012 年に作成したヘルプマークは、現在では全国で配布されるようになっている。" ("The Tokyo Metropolitan Government created the Help Mark in 2012 to ensure that people whose disabilities or illnesses are not readily apparent from their appearance can receive the necessary support and consideration from those around them. The Help Mark is now distributed nationwide.")