The 5th Support Our Kids Reunion at Tohoku University

HABATAKI･翔 Report

November 2016 Support Our Kids Committee What is HABATAKI Project?

Objective

Thank you for participating in the 5th Support Our Kids Reunion and to your continuous cooperation and support to the Support Our Kids project.

The Support Our Kids project is a 10-year project which aims to support the independence of children affected by the Great East Earthquake and nurture them into become future reconstruction leaders of the next generation. With the cooperation of embassies and Ministry of Foreign Affairs, we offer an overseas homestay program funded through charity activities and projects.

Following our charity event with and Hideki Matsui last year, Gary Player and Enya participated in our March charity event, and Dan Carter in July. We successfully implemented the homestay programs with the tremendous support we received from these charity events.

Today, 52 students who participated in the program will present their experiences abroad. Alumni of the program will also share their plans for the future and the reconstruction activities they have been working on.

Additionally, we have students who wrote a theme song for Support Our Kids, and wished to perform it live to all of you attending today. Kindly lend your ears to support the kids and I hope you all have a pleasant time with them.

We will continue to support these children, keeping in mind our motto, “Hitori janaiyo” (You are not alone).

November 13, 2016

Support Our Kids Committee

Honorary Chairman Ian Kennedy

(Former Ambassador of New Zealand to Japan)

What is HABATAKI Project?

The Reunion was organized to make a stage for kids to grow and shine. Upon asking the students to help and suggest a name for this event, New Zealand program participant Saki Ito suggested “HABATAKI”. Habataki in Japanese means to flap or flutter one’s wings. She said, “We were able to fly our wings because of the support of many. From now on, we will fly on our own and repay the kindness and support we received.”

２ Summary／Program

Summary Date: November 13, 2016 (Sun) 13:00～16:00 Venue: Tohoku Fukushi University, Keyaki Hall Hosted By: Support Our Kids Committee Co-hosted By: Tohoku Fukushi University一般社団法人3.11震災孤児遺児文化･スポーツ支援 Participants: 250 (of 105 are students)

Program

12：30 Reception

13：00 Opening ／ MC: Junko Akisawa (TBS Announcer) ・Opening Speech Yuki Sawada（Reunion 2016 Committee / USA 2014 Participant） ・Greetings Yukiatsu Akizawa（Support Our Kids Committee; Executive Director）

13：20 Part 1 Overseas Homestay Presentations ・By Poland＆Switzerland, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, USA homestay participants

14：45 Part 2 HABATAKI Symposium “Fukko no Wa” Project reports (Nepal & Kumamoto) ・By HABATAKI Project members

15：15 Part 3 OBOG Interview “Watashi no Yume” (My Dreams) ・Marei Onodera（UK2012）、Haruka Hanzawa（France2013）

15：30 Part 4 HABATAKI SPECIAL LIVE ・Reika Sato（Canada2014）、Yuka Onodera（New Zealand2014）、Kaori Suda（New Zealand2015）

15：45 Closing ・Closing Speech Akari Watanabe（Reunion 2016 Committee/ Canada 2015 Participant） ・Photo Session

16：30～18：00 After Party at Fudo Cafeteria

※Honorary titles are omitted

3 Part 1 Overseas Homestay Presentations

A total of 6 groups went on stage with their unique and creative presentations. It’s been 3 months since their arrival back in Japan, and their growth not only as individuals but also as a group was apparent.

We had the chance to visit Auschwitz Concentration Camps, and witnessed the horrors of war. Our heart ached and thought that it should never be repeated. Japan experienced a similar disaster; when a nuclear bomb destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki. As future leaders of the next generation, we realized that we need to remember these events and pass it on to the next generation to make sure it does not happen again. Our team name is “Try For”. We hope to make challenges through SOK activities with all of your support.

I’ve received comments that I’ve become brighter and more open, after the homestay program. I believe I have my host family to thank for this since they taught me, “Nothing will happen if you keep waiting, you need to take action to make it happen”. This was the case during my stay. I soon learned to take action, and felt that it helped me grow as a person. Thank you, to all those who gave us this opportunity. I hope to repay you through continued participation in SOK activities.

We made many great memories and experiences through this program; including sharing our experiences during the disaster and teaching Japanese culture. Those who we met in Canada warmly welcomed us and taught us love and kindness. We, as a group, all felt that it was now our turn to the same to others. We would like to express our gratitude to all who we met in Canada, and continue our challenges for a better future.

4 Part 1 Overseas Homestay Presentations

The participants described the joys, frustrations and learnings of experiencing a different culture. They also expressed their gratitude to their families, teachers and supporters.

We learned of the multi-cultural aspects of Australia and each member of this group had the chance to experience it. If it weren’t for this program, we wouldn’t have had the opportunity to see such diversity. Additionally, due to the loss and despair we experienced from the Great East Japan Earthquake, it was difficult for us to open up. This trip became an opportunity to face the loss and despair, and see it as a chance to live a better life.

I was able to see and feel all the possibilities for my future during the homestay program. Although it has been 3 months since we came back from New Zealand, I believe I have become more active and open to ideas. We were placed in a situation which differed from what we thought was “normal”, which taught us to think outside the box instead of fixed ideas and stereotypes. And that has become one traits I am confident about. Also, I am very glad to have found great friends through this program. I hope to treasure all those who I met and my dear friends.

Mr. Terada taught us something that made an impact on all of us. That is, “We can’t go through life just on our own, but we need to become someone who can live even on their own”. Without the support of everyone around us, we won’t be where we are. Like how we received support from others, we need to stand up and support those around us in return. We will not forget Mr. Terada’s words and continue to face challenges that we may face in our lives.

5 Part 2 HABATAKI Symposium “Fukko no Wa” (Reconstruction Outreach) Project reports

HABATAKI project members present their reports on the “Fukko no Wa” projects. They believe that it is their turn to support others, thus the implementation of projects to support Nepal and Kumamoto earthquake victims ◆HABATAKI Project 2016 Reports

The HABATAKI project was organized to create a place for us to cast our thoughts of supporting others, into action. Today, we would like to present reports from two projects we conducted; “Tohoku x Nepal” and “Tohoku x Kumamoto” Reconstruction Outreach projects.

◆Tohoku x Nepal Reconstruction Outreach Project

Upon seeing the news about the devastating Nepal Earthquakes, I thought this was my chance to support others. I immediately reached out to my fellow SOK friends and started funding through fundraising and crowdfunding. Similar to how it was used to support us, we used the funds for a homestay program for Nepalese students. In March 2016, we successfully took in 3 students to Tohoku.

We went through many hardships as we planned this project. However, after picking them up from the airport and spending time with them, I found it very rewarding in the end. After going through it from planning, management to operation, I learned the effort that everyone put through in the homestay programs we experienced. From that, I feel even more grateful to our supporters.

◆Tohoku x Kumamoto Reconstruction Outreach Project Although I was in a disaster-hit area during the Great East Japan Earthquake, I was frustrated because I felt there was nothing I could do. However, upon learning about the Support Our Kids project, I knew it was time to take action. When I saw the news of the Kumamoto earthquakes, I thought that, maybe there were students who felt like I did. Additionally, I witnessed my fellow SOK friends successfully organize the Tohoku x Nepal projects. I decided to follow their lead and organized a project and invited 5 students from Kumamoto to Iwaki City, Fukushima.

The main members of the Nepal project lived in different places, and differed in age. In that sense, it was easier for us to organize because we all go to the same class in the same school. However, we were also close that we would disagree to certain things, and felt the difficulties of organizing a project. Yet, we were able to move forward and succeed with the support of many.

We planned many activities for the Kumamoto students; sharing our experiences during the disaster, visiting the reconstructed Iwaki City, and discussing further about reconstruction. They were very shy at first, but eventually opened up which made us very happy. After the program was over, they said “Next time, it will be our turn to invite you to Kumamoto!” I will never forget the gratitude I felt and hope to see them again in the near future.

6 Photo Report ①

◆Rehearsal

Members of the Reunion Committee were in charge of planning and operations. The students rehearsed their presentations and prepared a photo exhibition.

◆HABATAKI Photo Exhibition

◆Parents’ Association

We also held the 5th Parents’ Assocition gathering to report this year’s activities and to create a better network for families and guardians. It was a very significant gathering as they discussed the apparent changes they’ve seen in the children after their overseas experience.

7 Photo Report ②

◆Student Presentations

8 Photo Report ③

◆Messages from supporters and members of the embassy

SwissJoho.com Ireland Embassy Ministry of Foreign Affairs Founder H.E. Anne Barrington Ireland Mr. Shane Sargeant Ms. Takako Tayama Poland Embassy Former Manager Chargés d'affaires Mr. Mr. Piotr Szostak

Japanese-Canadian Singer SOK Toronto Cultural Center Ms. Enya Ms. Chako Setoyama Mr. James Heron

Embassy of Canada New Zealand Embassy Counsellor H.E. Stephen Payton Ms. Patricia Ockwell

Sailor Australian-Japan Foundation Professional Racing Driver Mr. Kojiro Shiraishi Mr. Murray McLean Mr. Yojiro Terada ◆Many of our supporters participated in the event

◆Part 3: “Watashi no yume” (My dreams)

A few past participants of the homestay program officially announced their dreams on the stage of the Reunion, and came true years later. We invited them on stage to discuss what their dreams are and how they achieved it.

I participated in the 2013 France program and had the opportunity to see the Le Mans 24H Endurance Race. We were also very lucky to be given access into the car pits. I was amazed to witness the tremendous effort of the hardworking engineers towards one car. From then on, I decided to become an engineer one day and represent my country in this race. I then took my chance with Mazda, one of our biggest supporters and the only Japanese car company who won in Le Mans 24H. I am very glad to announce that I will be working for them next spring, and hope to create a car that will inspire many, as it did to me. I participated in the 2012 England program. In our Reunion, I declared on stage that I wanted to be an elementary school teacher in the future. Recently, I passed the teacher employment examination and will be one from next spring. I was able to push through and work hard after declaring it to an audience, and received many support from it. To my lower classmen, I hope you promise yourselves your dream and wish you the very best in making it come true.

9 Photo Report ④

◆Part ④: HABATAKI SPECIAL LIVE

Upon the suggestion of alumni Reika Sato (CA 2014) to have a live performance, we invited Yuka Onodera (NZ 2014) and Kaori Suda (NZ 2015) for a special performance. They performed “Kakehashi” and “Kimi ga irukara” an original and inspired by the concept of Support Our Kids, and a cover song “Eiko no kakehashi”.

◆After party

◆Drinks and snacks provided by sponsors (Bourbon Corporation & ITO EN, LTD.)

10 Media & Operations

◆Media ・Announcement TOKYO FM&JFN (FM broadcast) • 「LOVE&HOPE」radio station Radio Fukushima Kahoku Shinpo ・Post-event TOKYO FM&JFN (FM broadcast) Yuri Tomitsuka (USA 2016) made an appearance on TOKYO FM 「LOVE&HOPE」to talk about his homestay experiences and • 「LOVE&HOPE」radio station encouraged audiences to come and hear them at the Reunion. TBC Nsuta-Miyagi「News」

◆Reunion 2016 Committee ★Yuki Sawada（USA 2015） Yoshino Suzuki（New Zealand 2015） ☆Akari Watanabe（Canada 2015） Kaori Suda（New Zealand 2015） Kohei Aonuma（Australia 2015） Takamichi Noguchi（New Zealand 2015） Meika Owada（Australia 2015） Shinka Wada（France 2015） Yuka Sakurai（USA 2015） Koyomi Watanabe（Ireland 2015） Itto Suzuki（France 2015） ★President ☆Vice President

◆Volunteers from the Tohoku Fukushi University Keyaki Club Members of the Tohoku Fukushi University Club (total 22) kindly volunteered their time for a smooth operation, especially with lighting and sound system. Thank you very much!

11 ◆「Support Our Kids｣ Organizing Committee Akemi Niyama (Chairman, Sendai New Zealand Society) Masamichi Ujiie (Regional Vice President, Federal Express North Pacific) Anne Barrington (Ambassador of Ireland to Japan) Masamitsu Sakurai (Chairman of the Board, Ricoh Company Ltd) Arun Nangia (General Manager Japan, National Australia Bank Limited) Masanori Murakami (Former Major League Player) Masaru Akai ( Flower Artist) Aya Komaki (Executive Director, NPO Hello Dream) Masashi Sugita (CEO, SYS Inc) Azusa Hayashi (Former Ambassador of Japan to Belgium) Mayumi Nina Sakazaki (President, JSM Consulting Co.,Ltd) Bobby Valentine (Former Coach of Red Sox Team) Ma’a Allan Nonu (Rugby Player, All Blacks) Bruce Miller (Ambassador of Australia to Japan) Mia Evans (General Manager, Bancorp Wealth Management Ltd) Chikao Kawai (Vice Minister for Ministry of Foreign Affairs ) Michael Larch (Director, Evolution Capital Management LLC) Michiomi Fukita (President, Tokyo FM Broadcasting Co.,Ltd) Christian Masset (Former Ambassador of France to Japan) Mitoji Yabunaka (Adviser, Ministry of Foreign Affairs) Cyryl Kozaczewski (Former Ambassador of the Republic of Poland) Mitsunori Torihara (Chairman of Japanese Paralympic Committee) Daniel Fuji (CEO, Black Stone Japan Co.,Ltd) Mitsuo Tsukahara (Vice Chairman of the Japan Gymnastic Association) Dean Sadler (CEO, Ad Network Co.,Ltd) Morihiro Kodama (Adviser, Nichion Inc) Deborah Hayden (Former General Manager, Kreab Gavin Anderson) Moriyasu Kawamura (CEO, Toranomon Jitsugyo Kaikan Co.,Ltd) Naoki Yamazaki (President, Up-Front Works Co.,Ltd) Denjiro Yonemura (CEO, Science Production Inc) Naoko Dalla Valle (Owner, Dalla Valle Vineyards) Dr. Masahi Saito (Physician in fields of Cancer and Anti-aging, New York) Naoya Kakizoe ( Former President and CEO, Nippon Suisan Kaisha Ltd) Ed Overy (Former General Manager Japan and Korea, Air New Zealand) Nobuyoshi Tsubota ( Baseball glove maker) Fuminori Kozono (President, Kyowa Exeo Corporation) Norio Shiraishi (CEO, Benefit One Inc) Gary S. Moriwaki (Chairman, Japanese American Association of New York) Osamu Wada (CEO, Wada Co.,Ltd) Robert Bell (CEO, ANZ Japan) Hidenori Asano (President, Four Seeds Corporation) Ryusuke Honjyo (CEO, Kabusiki Kaisha Green Core) Hideyuki Nabeshima (Senior Executive Vice President, Mitsubishi Corporation) Ryusuke Kamata (CEO and President, Accordia Golf Co.,Ltd) Hideyuki Sakai (Vice President, International Management Group) Saburo Usami (CEO, Usami Kohyu Corp) Hiro Matsuoka (CEO, Toho-Towa Co.,Ltd) Sadatomo Matsudaira (Professor, Kyoto University of Arts and Design) Hirofumi Nishiyama (President, Yomiuri Joho Kaihatsu Co.,Ltd) Satoru Komiyama (Baseball Analyst & Commentator) Satoshi Kawata (COO, SBI Pharmaceuticals Co.,Ltd) Hiroki Akagi (President, Civic Pride Co., Ltd) Shannon Walker (Former PR Executive, Tourism NZ) Hiromi Mori (Author) Shaun Conroy (Former New Zealand Trade and Enterprise) Hiromi Tagawa (President & CEO, Japan Travel Bureau) Shigeaki Saegusa (Chairman, 3.11 JUKU Cultural & Sports Organization)) Hironobu Shibuya (Chairman, Public Interest Incorporated Associations Save the Children Japan) Shigefumi Matsuzawa (Former Mayor of Kanagawa Prefecture) Hiroo Mori (CEO and President, Mori Building) Shin Maeda (President, Nippon Television City Corporation) Shinichiro Ito (President and CEO, All Nippon Airways Co.,Ltd) Hiroshi Inoue (Chairman, Tokyo Broadcasting System Holdings Inc) Shinji Harada (Musician) Hiroshi Kawauchi (Head of Academy Corporation) Shintaro Tsuji (President, Sanrio Co.,Ltd) Hiroshi Tachi (Actor) Shoichi Matsushita (CEO, Kabusiki Kaisha Matsuyu) Hirotsugu Nishimoto (President, Noritsu Koki Co.,Ltd) Sir David Warren (Former HM Ambassador to Japan) Hiroyuki Kitamaki (President, CUBE Inc.) Takashi Tamura (Owner, Tsukiji Tamura) Takayuki Furuta (Director, Future Robotics Technology Center at Chiba Institute of Technology) Ian Kennedy (Former Ambassador of New Zealand to Japan) Takeshi Inoue (CEO, Mitsubishi Shokuhin Co.,Ltd)) Isao Yoshino (Chairman of the Board, Yoshimoto Kogyo Co.,Ltd) (Former Manager of ) Jack K. Sakazaki (President, 90 Plus Wine Club) Terumasa Hino (Jazz Trumpeter) John Hundleby (Japan Market Manager, Beef & Lamb New Zealand Ltd) Tetsuya Kobayashi (President, Kinki Nippon Railway Co.,Ltd) John Kirwan (Former National Coach of Japan Rugby Football Team) Tim Williams (Chairman, Wine In Style Co.,Ltd) Toru Shimada (CMO, Rakuten Inc) John Neary (Former Ambassador of Ireland toJapan) Toshihiro Takahashi (Former Ambassador of Japan to New Zealand) John V. Roos (Former Ambassador of the United States of America to Japan) Toshinori Aoshima (Founder, Time Out in NZ) Jon Doherty (Co-Founder, Time Out in NZ) Toshio Shiba (Chairman, Kodomo No Tame No Shiba Kikin K.K.) Jonathan T. Fried (Former Ambassador of Canada to Japan) Tsugio Amai (Chairman, KSG) Junichi Sakomoto (President, Shochiku Co.,Ltd) Tsuneo Yoshida (Director, NPO Japan Network for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect) Urs Bucher (Former Ambassador of Switzerland to Japan) Junya Ishida (CEO, Golf Partner Co., Ltd)) Wataru Goto (Chairman, Tokyo Metropolitan Television Broadcasting Corporation) Kaori Higo (Professional Golf Player) Yasunori Iwasaki (CEO, Big Holiday Co.,Ltd) Katsunori Noda (President, Kyoritsu Printing Group) Yasuo Fukuda (Former Prime Minister of Japan, Chairman of Japan New Zealand Parliamentary Friendship League) Kenichi Mafuji (President & CEO, Keiei Senryaku Godo Jimusho Inc) Yasushi Akimoto (Producer) Kenjiro Shinozuka (Rally Driver) Yasushi Yoshida (President, Bourbon Corporation Japan) Yojiro Terada (Profesional Racing Driver) Kenshi Chomei (Director of Global Strategic Department, Hope Line Co., Ltd) Yokichi Osato (CEO , AMUSE Inc) Koji Kato (Chairman 2013-2014, The Rotary Club of Tokyo-Shiba) Yoshiharu Habu (Professional Shogi Player) Koji Kurusu M.D., Ph.D. (Chairman, Azalee Group) Yoshihito Tanabe (President, FM Osaka) Kojiro Shiraishi (Sailor, Sea Adventurer) Yoshinori Ida (Chairman and Director, Isuzu Motors Limited) Kotaro Shiba (President, One & Presence Holdings) Yoshio Kusama (Former Mayor of Takahagi City) Yoshiomi Tamai (Chairman, NPO Ashinaga) Kuniji Maruyama (President, Maruyama Nori Co.,Ltd) Yoshiro Mori (Former Prime Minister of Japan, Chairman of Japan Rugby Football Union) Lou Thompson (Managing Director, Essentially Group) Yu Jan Chen (President, Global Sales and Marketing for Zespri International Limited ) Luc Liebaut (Former Ambassador of Belgium to Japan) Yu Okada (CEO, Takara Motors) Makoto Kinjyo (President, ANZCO Foods Japan Co., Ltd) Yuji Wakiya (Owner, Wakiya Ichiemicharo) Manlio Cadelo (Ambassador of the Republic of San Marino to Japan) Yukari Morikawa (Musician) Yukari Oohinata (CEO, EcoLove Co.,Ltd) Mari Christine (Cultural Communicator, UN Human Settlements Programme Goodwill Ambassador) Yuko Arimori (Head of NPO Hearts of Gold) Mark Kennerley (Former President, Fonterra Japan Ltd) Yuko Hanyu (Owner, Canal Cafe) Mark Sinclair (Former Ambassador of New Zealand to Japan) Yutaka Takehana （President & CEO, Tokyo Big Sight） Masakazu Hirano (Former Chairman, Labo International Exchange Foundation) Yukiatsu Akizawa (Chairman, NPO Jidai no Souzou Koubou) Masaki Seki (CEO, Sekisho Corporation) (Honorific titles are omitted) ◆Supporters and Sponsors Embassay of Ireland Apamanshop Network Co.,Ltd. International Women's Club JAPAN Foundation Mazda Motor Corporation Suntory Liquors Limited Embassy of the United States ASHINAGA Inter-plain Message Design Center Susan Rockefeller British Embassy Asia Matters Ishikawa Body Care Center Michelin Japan SYS Inc. Australian Embassy Atom Tsuka Committee Sendai ISISGreenwich Mitsubishi Corporation Takara Motors Embassy of Canada Azalee Group Isoji Mitsubishi Shokuhin Co.,Ltd Takata Corporation Embassy of the Republic of Bancorp Wealth Management Limited Ito En, Ltd Mori Building Co.,Ltd Takenaka Teien Ryokka San Marino Big Holiday Co.,Ltd Itohara Suisan MOUNT ALBERT GRAMMAR SCHOOL TBC Tohoku Broadcasting Embassy of Switzerland Boulangerie Eric Kayser Japon Inc. Itsumo Nakamura Co.,Ltd TBS New Zealand Embassy Bourbon Corporation Japan Izumiya Tokyoten NES Global Inc. Tempo Primo Japan Co.,Ltd Embassy of France Canal Café JANZ New Otani Co.,Ltd TEMWAS Co.,Ltd Embassy of Belgium CatalogHouse Ltd. JANZ Ladies New Sanno Hotel The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation Embassy of the Republic of Poland Chiba Institute of Technology Japan Culture of Automobile Promotion New Zealand Tourism Tohoku Fukushi University Chuo Real Estate Appraisal Japan FM Network New Zealand Trade and Enterprise Tokyo Aircraft Instrument Co.,Ltd Cimecos Inc. Japan Habitat Association Niwano Kikaku Promotion Tokyo American Club Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Club Australia Japan Red Cross Society Noritsu Koki Co.,Ltd Tokyo Big Sight Inc. Japan Culture Convenience Club Co.,Ltd. Japanese American Association of New York NPO JAPA Hotel Prime Minister of Japan DARGAVILL HIGHSCHOOL Japonaide NPO Japan Olympic Academy TOKYO FM Delta Air Lines, Inc. JASBCO NZEDU Tokyo Gas Japanese Red Cross Society e.i.l. JEB Co.,Ltd nz-navi.com Tokyo Tower Eight Corporation JSM Ltd. Office48 Co.,Ltd Toranomon Jitsugyo Kaikan Co.,Ltd 3.11JUKU The Emerald Ball Kabushiki Kaisha Wada OKANO Toyota Motor Corporation 90 Plus Wine Club Emerald Cultural Institute Kabushiki Kaisha Well PACE Sports Management Tsukiji Tamura Academy Corporation Embassy of the Republic of Poland Kan Kenchiku Sekkei Jimusho Photocreate Co.,Ltd. Ujie Super Accordia Golf Co.,Ltd Fedex Corporation Kintetsu Corporation Plain Corporation Usami Kohyu Corp. ACO Fine Grade Wool Club Koden Electronics Co.,Ltd Plankton Co.,Ltd Victorinox Japan adidas Japan K.K. Fonterra Japan Kodomo no Tame No Shiba Kikin K.K. PRINCE HOTELS INC. Wada Group Ad Networks Fuji International Speedway KOSE Corporation RH Traveler Wakiya Group AHI ROOFING LIMITED Fukuoka Jisho Co.,LTD. KSG Rotary Club of Toronto – Forest Hill WAZA Japan Air France Futuro KURAMOTO CO.,LTD. Samantha Thavasa Japan Limited Yoshida Camera main store in Sendai Air New Zealand Glopath Inc. Kyoritsu Printing Group SANDEN HOLDINGS CORPORATION Yoshimoto Kogyo Co.,Ltd Akai Masaru no Souka no Kai Golf Partner Co.,Ltd LABO International Exchange Foundation Save the Children Japan Yoshizawa Hiroshi Houritsu Jimusho All Nippon Airways Co.,Ltd Green Core Ltd La Ditta Limited Sekisho Corporation Tezuka Productions Alpine Tour Service Co.,Ltd HAPPO-EN La Rochelle Shichigahama Kokusai Matsuri Heroes Edutainment Co.,Ltd ANA Holdings Inc. Hoken Sekkeisha MAC Space & Station ShinkikaiShunpukai Andaz Tokyo Horipro Inc. MAIYA Soushinkai We also received donations from individuals (Honorific Titles are omitted) ANZCCJ Iing Co.,Ltd Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group SPE Co.,Ltd ANZCO FOODS JAPAN LTD IMG JAPAN Maruto Co.,Ltd Sunsas Corp. Support Our Kids Committee 2-16-6 3F Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan 〒102-0083 TEL:03-6272-6252 E-mail：[email protected] Web：http://support-our-kids.org/ja/ Facebook：https://www.facebook.com/jidai.or.jp