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17%

strong evidence, of 6 assessed

Quasi-experimental 1

Observational / pre–post 3

Descriptive / self-reported 2

1 practice not yet assessed for evidence strength.

Most practices in: Japan (7)

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Title	Evidence	Standing	Type	Location	Scale
Yasashii Nihongo (Easy Japanese) — Turning Disaster-Response Research into a Nationwide Plain-Language Design Standard	Not assessed	Top 10% 96/100	Good practice	Tokyo, Japan	—
Mirairo ID — Japan's Digital Disability Certificate That Became a Publicly Listed Accessibility Business	Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported	Top 10% 96/100	Good practice	Osaka, Japan	—
Japan Post's Mimamori — Postal-Worker Home Visits for Elderly Living Alone	Evidence: Quasi-experimental	Top 24% 92/100	Good practice	Tokyo, Japan	—
Raku-Raku Phone/Smartphone — Fujitsu's User-Researched Handset Series for Older Adults	Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported	Top 24% 92/100	Good practice	Tokyo, Japan	—
Everyone's Public Website Operational Guidelines — Japan's Mandatory Accessibility Testing & Disclosure Regime	Evidence: Observational / pre–post	Top 30% 88/100	Good practice	Tokyo, Japan	—
Ontenna — Wearable Vibration-and-Light Device Bringing Sound to Deaf Students	Evidence: Observational / pre–post	Top 39% 76/100	Good practice	Kawasaki, Japan	—
Digital Supporters (デジタル推進委員) – Japan’s National Community Network for Smartphone Training of Digitally Excluded Citizens	Evidence: Observational / pre–post	Top 55% 72/100	Good practice	Tokyo, Japan	—