Ever since a car accident when he was 18, Sakauchi Jun has been paralyzed below the waist and confined to a wheelchair. He suffered from severe depression and locked himself in his room for years. But now, he is running his own ramen shop to prove that being physically disabled does not mean you can't make great ramen and it does not disable you from achieving your dreams. If you enjoyed Jun’s story, download our free community app MOGAO and discover untold stories from Asia and all over the world. Being the most diverse and global online community in the world, we can start a movement to get local insight into the latest current events and social issues from every corner of the world to the forefront and bridge cultural and social gaps. Join the MOGAO community now and be a part of the global movement: App Store (iPhone): https://bit.ly/2wyascp Play Store (Android): https://bit.ly/2UxJycD #Japan #Wheelchair #Ramen
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