November 19, 2017 @ Tohoku Fukushi University H o s t e d B y ： Support Our Kids Committee Co-hosted By：Tohoku Fukushi Univeristy Objective/HABATAKI

【OBJECTIVE】

Thank you for participating in the 6th 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 future reconstruction leaders of the next generation. With the cooperation of Embassies and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, we offer an homestay program funded through charity activities and projects.

Following a charity rugby event with Dan Carter in 2016, Richie McCaw came to Japan and offered his support through rugby clinics, talk shows and an auction party in Tohoku and . We successfully implemented the homestay programs with the tremendous support we received from these charity events. Today, the 33 participants will present their experiences abroad, on stage. Alumni of the program will also speak about current reconstruction activities and efforts to fulfillマスター their dreams. タイトルの書 Additionally, 4 participants will perform a special live performance, as a way to say thank you to their supporters. I hope you will enjoy the presentations and performances they have prepared for today. 式設定 Finally, it is with deep regret that I announce the death of Yukiatsu Akizawa, former General Secretary and Founder of Support Our Kids, on September 11. On behalf of the Executive Committee, I would like to offer our deep condolences to his beloved family.

“Support Our Kids” will continue to support the children of Tohoku, and continue Yukiatsu Akizawa’s desire and goals to nurture future reconstruction leaders.

We kindly ask for your continuous support to the children of Tohoku.

November 19, 2017 Ian Kennedy Support Our Kids Executive Committee Honorary Chairman （Former Ambassador of New Zealand to Japan）

【What is HABATAKI?】

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.”

2019/10/28 2 SUMMARY/PROGRAM

【SUMMARY】 Date: November 19, 2017 (Sun) 12:30～16:00 Venue: Tohoku Fukushi University, Keyaki Hall Hosted By: Support Our Kids Committee Co-hosted By: Tohoku Fukushi University Participants: 170

【PROGRAM】 12:00 Reception

12:30 Opening / MC: Junko Akisawa （TBS Announcer） マスター・Opening remarks H.E. Anneタイトルの書 Barrington （Ambassador of Ireland to Japan / Support Our Kids Executive Committee Chairman） ・Opening speech Nanami Miura 式設定（Reunion 2017 Student Committee） 13:00 Part 1 KAGAYAKI Homestay Presentations France/Ireland/Australia/New Zealand/Canada

14:30 Part 2 HABATAKI “Yume no Jitsugen” (Dreams) ① Tohoku×Kumamoto Fukko no Wa Project HABATAKI Project Member: Yuka Sakurai （USA２０１４） ② Interview Session “My Dream” Yui Yoneyama （USA 2013）、Aya Koganezawa （USA2012） & Atsuno Oikawa （USA 2016） ③ HABATAKI LIVE Yuka Onodera （NZ 2014）、Reika Sato （CAN 2014） Hikari Suda（NZ 2015）、Kanon Kumagai（CAN 2017）

15:35 Part 3 Special Live Performance Taro Masuda （Violinist）

15:50 Closing Closing Speech Takuya Hidetake （Reunion 2017 Student Committee）

16:00 After-party （Fudo Cafeteria）

18:00 END ※Honorary titles are omitted

2019/10/28 3 KAGAYAKI ～ Homestay Presentations

Presentations by the participants of the 2017 Homestay Program. All 33 participants presented the different experiences, hardships, and discoveries they had during the program. Their growth not only as individuals but also a group was apparent.

We, as a group, decided our team goal to become a bridge between France and Japan. We chose ‘Pont’, which is bridge in France, as part of our group name and constantly kept this in our mind as we went through the program.

Our first disaster presentation didn’t go well. We figured that we never thought about it from the audience’s point of view. France had very little experience with earthquakes, and it was difficult for them to understand the point of our presentation. After this realization, we changed our presentation and was a success the second time. We learned a valuable lesson, to always think from others’ point of view. It was also satisfying to be able to share our experiences during the disaster, abroad.

We also learned the importance of taking action, as one way to become independent adults. We each have our own different マスター タイトルの書dreams, but we will never forget our lessons during this trip and continue to pursue and challenge.

式設定Our group name is “Discovering a new hero in me”. Our objective during the program was to find a hero, within ourselves, and what was necessary to do so. In Ireland, we met many heroes who helped us with this objective.

We experienced unconditional kindness in Ireland. From this, I learned that you show and give kindness not only as a return or favor, but constantly and unconditionally. Through the kindness people showed during our disaster presentation, they also helped us become confident.

We met heroes who were actively challenging outside their home country. This became an inspiration for us to become adults who actively take part in and outside of our home country. From now on, we will active participate in SOK activities, and not only leave our experiences in Ireland as a memory. Thanks a million!

We decided on the group name “Kizuna” (ties), because we wanted to keep strong ties even after the program, as team members and to all who we meet in Australia. Just as our team name, each member respected each other, and were very cooperative when we came across hardships. As future leaders, we learned the importance of effort and cooperation.

It was difficult communicating in a language we weren’t used to, but as we kept on trying, we felt less afraid and more confident, which helped us get our point across during our disaster presentations.

This experience has become a memorable treasure for us. Thank you to all those who supported us, and will become leaders of the future.

2019/10/28 4 KAGAYAKI ～ Homestay Presentations

I was very nervous and had many worries prior to the homestay program. Because of this, I had trouble communicating, but everyone in New Zealand was very kind and supporting which helped me become more focused and determined. We were also very lucky to have met Richie McCaw once again, and were able to speak about the disasters we both experienced. All the worries I had before the program turned into confidence, after our two week experience. It has definitely become a starting point to determine our goals and to achieve it. This time, I believe is our turn to support others, as a way to show our appreciation and to repay the support you gave us.

Despite the language barrier we experienced especially during summer camp, everyone welcomed us warmly マスター タイトルの書with open arms. It was then I strongly learned to open my heart to everyone, despite our nationality. I also felt warmth with my host family, as they listened to my worries. They taught me to believe in myself and have 式設定confidence in who I am, which helped me a lot. From now on, I want to spend my life confidently, and to always embrace my individuality. Through this program, I learned that only a little courage can help with actions. That even though with language barriers, efforts to communicate was enough to help get the message across. This experience will forever be my treasure, and will use keep it as I chase my future dreams.

◆Video Messages from Supporters!

Racing Driver EMERALD Canada Embassy Singer Former ALL BLACKS Mr. Yojiro Terada & Ms Diana and Mr. David Ms. Christine Callahan Ayaka Hirahara Mr. Richie McCaw Mrs. Yuko Terada

Former Ireland Ambassador Ambassador of New Zealand Former Ambassador of NZ Former Coach of Boston Red Sox Australia-Japan Mr. and Mrs John Neary H.E. Stephen Payton Mr. Ian Kennedy Mr. Foundation Mr. Murray McLean

2019/10/28 5 HABATAKI ～ “Yume no Jitsugen” (Dreams)

Project reports by former participants of the program. As future reconstruction leaders, formers participants are actively organizing their own reconstruction projects, and pursuing their own dreams.

◆「Tohoku×Kumamoto Fukko no Wa」 Project HABATAKI Members organized a second Tohoku x Kumamoto Fukko no Wa Project, which was successfully implemented on August 3 ~ August 9. The project was started from their desire to support others, as a way to thank their supporters for the support they received. The program was set in Onagawa, Miyagi and invited 6 students from Kumamoto to discuss reconstruction of both disaster affected areas.

HABATAKI Project Member Yuka Sakurai （US 2014） Similar to last year, we invited students who experienced the Kumamoto Earthquake to Tohoku. Unlike the first time, preparations were smoother and we were very excited as the first one was very successful. I realized how fulfilling and マスターworthwhileタイトルの書 it was to work on this project, as I felt that we were able to repay somehow, after participating in the SOK project. This time, I am determined to make HABATAKI, an organization that is fulfilling and worthwhile for everyone. We now have 33 new SOK members, and hope式設定 we can all be connected through HABATAKI. ◆Interview Session 「My Dream｣ Through the homestay program, participants have been able to determine their dreams, and are moving forward to fulfill it. With Miyu Sato, former participant, as MC, three representatives spoke about how the homestay program inspired them and had encouraging messages to their younger SOK members. Through SOK, I had the chance to go to the US with people who eventually became very important to me. This year, I was given the chance to go to Canada, as an assistant chaperone of the homestay program. It was amazing to see myself the development and growth the participants went through, in the two weeks. I have realized once again to always have appreciation for the support we received, and to repay them someday. - Miyu Sato （USA 2013）

Through SOK and the HABATAKI project, I found my dream to travel the world. I was able to fulfill it, after participating Peace Boat. Not only I met many people, but also gained self confidence. I hope everyone will continue to have a desire for challenge and to face it, and to live in the present. – Aya Koganezawa （USA 2012）

After participating in the SOK program, I wanted to show and tell people all over the world about my hometown, and Japan. To become a bridge between Japan the world, I will be working at the Japan Center of Disney World in the US. I am ready to face new challenges and continue to pursue my dreams. – Yui Yoneyama （USA 2013）

My dream is to become a Wagashi Chef. It was through SOK that I was able to speak to others openly about this dream. It was also through SOK that I met inspiring people who pushed me to pursue my dream. I will be in Kyoto next year, to start my journey. However, I want to announce a new goal of mine, which is to build a wagashi store abroad, and connect them to Tohoku through sweets, and to spread wagashi to become a universal 2019/10/28language. – Atsuno Oikawa （USA 2016） 6 HABATAKI LIVE/Live Performance

Four members of Support Our Kids, with love for music, gathered for a live performance. Part 3 of the Reunion welcomed Taro Masuda for a live performance to encourage Tohoku through music.

◆HABATAKI LIVE ◇With the help of Music Producer, Mr. YANAGIMAN, Yuka and Reika performed two songs that they wrote and composed on their own.

Yuka Onodera Reika Sato （CAN２ マスター（NZ2014） タイトルの書014） 式設定 Kanon Kumagai Hikari Suda

（CAN2017） （NZ2015）

◇The final song “HABATAKE!” brought the whole crowd of participants, supporters and families together and enjoyed the music.

◆Live Performance by Taro Masuda

Mr. Taro Masuda, who resides in Karuizawa, Nagano, participated in the event to support & inspire the children through music. He lost his sight at the young age of 20 years old, and created a unique style of singing and playing the violin. Despite having a disability, his great music and positive energy became an inspiration to the children. 2019/10/28 7 Parent’s Association/After Party

A Parent’s Association gathering was held to report the 2017 Activities and create a better network for families and guardians. After the REUNION, an after party was organized by the Student Committee for participants, supporters and their families. Food and drinks were served, and spent time looking back to each of their own homestay programs. ◆Parent’s Association

マスター タイトルの書 式設定 ◆After Party

2019/10/28 8 Student Committee/Photo Exhibition

The student committee consisted of 14 members. They were in charge of planning and operations to help run a smooth event.

◆Preparations

マスター タイトルの書 ◆Photo Exhibition 式設定

◆Reunion 2017 Student Committee Nanami Miura Noi Shiraki Itto Takuya Hidetake Atsuno Oikawa Rin Goto Tatsuhiro Toita Noa Shiraki Haruki Ikehata Ayako Izumisawa Katsuma Saito Mayuka Saeki Meika Owada Yuka Onodera

2019/10/28 9 Comments from supporters

Many supporters participated to hear the student presentations.

Ambassador of Ireland H.E. Anne Barrington 「It was great to hear Japanese, English and French in the presentations. Thank you for an amazing presentation.」

A photo with Support Our Kids Executive Committee Chairman, H.E. Anne Barrington. Thank you for the kind words to the children, who were nervous before the presentation!

ITO EN, LTD. Motor Corporation マスター タイトルの書Mr. Yousuke Matsuzaki Mr. Hiroshi Uetake 「It was amazing to see how the program has 「All participants have shown changed all of you in a positive manner. I look developments and growth since the forward to your future accomplishments.」 homestay programs. I hope you will cherish 式設定 the memories and the people you met through this program.」

Maruto Co.,Ltd. MAIYA Mr. Norio Ishiyama Mr. Hideki Sasaki 「I was amazed to hear the alumni speak 「Find confidence in who you are now, as about their future plans and dreams. I hope someone who has experienced foreign the younger participants follow their path culture. Believe in the many possibilities as well.」 you have and fulfill your dreams. 」

Tokyo Broadcasting System Tully’s Coffee Japan Co.,Ltd. Television, Inc. Mr. Akira Maruhashi Ms. Mako Suzuki 「I hope you will all take these experiences 「Each and everyone was very composed and to become adults who show unconditional 」 determined during the presentations, and it was kindness to others. very inspiring. Thank you very much.」

◆Drinks and snacks from sponsors

2019/10/28 Thank you for your continuous support! 10 Support Our Kids Organizing Committee

Akemi Niyama (Managing Director, 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, 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 (Professional Rugby Player, All Blacks) Bruce Miller (Former 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, 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, ) 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, -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 (Chairman, Public Interest Incorporated Associations Save the Children Japan) Shigefumi Matsuzawa (Former Mayor of ) Hiroo Mori (CEO and President, Mori Building) Shin Maeda (President, Nippon Television City Corporation) Shinichiro Ito (President and CEO, 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) Tatsunori Hara (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 ) Kojiro Shiraishi (Sailor, Sea Adventurer) Yoshinori Ida (Chairman and Director, 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 (Executive Chairman, CSM Sport & Entertainment NZ) 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 (Founder, NPO Jidai no Souzou Koubou) Masaki Seki (CEO, Sekisho Corporation) (Honorific titles are omitted) Sponsors & Supporters

Embassay of Ireland Bancorp Wealth Management Limited Ito En, Ltd MIZUNO Corporation SYS Inc. Embassy of the United States Big Holiday Co.,Ltd ITO HAM FOODS Inc. Mori Building Co.,Ltd Takara Motors British Embassy Boulangerie Eric Kayser Japon Inc. Itohara Suisan MOUNT ALBERT GRAMMAR SCHOOL Takata Corporation Australian Embassy Bourbon Corporation Japan Itsumo Nakamura Co.,Ltd Takenaka Teien Ryokka Embassy of Canada Canal Café Izumiya Tokyo Branch NES Global Inc. TBC Tohoku Broadcasting Embassy of the Republic of COMPUTER CO.,LTD JANZ New Otani Co.,Ltd TBS San Marino CatalogHouse Ltd. JANZ Ladies New Sanno Hotel Tempo Primo Japan Co.,Ltd Embassy of Switzerland Chiba Institute of Technology Japan Culture of Automobile Promotion New Zealand Tourism TEMWAS Co.,Ltd New Zealand Embassy Chuo Real Estate Appraisal Japan FM Network New Zealand Trade and Enterprise TEZUKA PRODUCTIONS Embassy of France CHUKYO TV. BROADCASTING CO.,LTD. Japan Habitat Association NEVER FORGET Tohoku The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation Embassy of Belgium Cimecos Inc. Japan Red Cross Society Niwano Kikaku Promotion Tohoku Fukushi University Embassy of the Republic of Poland Club Australia Japanese American Association of New York Noritsu Koki Co.,Ltd Tokyo Aircraft Instrument Co.,Ltd Embassy of the Republic of Cuba Culture Convenience Club Co.,Ltd. Japonaide NPO JAPA Tokyo American Club Daifuku Co.,Ltd JASBCO NPO Japan Olympic Academy Tokyo Big Sight Inc. DARGAVILL HIGHSCHOOL JEB Co.,Ltd NZEDU Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Delta Air Lines, Inc. JSM Ltd. nz-navi.com Tokyo Dome Hotel Japan e.i.l. Kabushiki Kaisha Wada Office48 Co.,Ltd TOKYO FM Prime Minister of Japan Eight Corporation Kabushiki Kaisha Well OKANO The Emerald Ball Kanamaru Dental Clinic PACE Sports Management TOKYO MX Japanese Red Cross Society Emerald Cultural Institute Kan Kenchiku Sekkei Jimusho Photocreate Co.,Ltd. Tokyo Tower Embassy of the Republic of Mozambique KIBUN FOODS INC. Plain Corporation Toranomon Jitsugyo Kaikan Co.,Ltd 3.11JUKU F.B. Communications Inc. Kintetsu Corporation Plankton Co.,Ltd Motor Corporation 90 Plus Wine Club Fedex Corporation Kintetsu Miyako Hotels Corporation, Inc. PRINCE HOTELS INC. Tsukiji Tamura Academy Corporation Fine Grade Wool Club Koden Electronics Co.,Ltd RH Traveler Ujie Super Accordia Golf Co.,Ltd Fonterra Japan Kodomo no Tame No Shiba Kikin K.K. Rotary Club of Toronto – Forest Hill Usami Kohyu Corp. ACO Fuji International Speedway KOSE Corporation Samantha Thavasa Japan Limited Victorinox Japan adidas Japan K.K. Fukuoka Jisho Co.,LTD. KSG SANDEN HOLDINGS CORPORATION Wada Group Ad Networks Futuro KURAMOTO CO.,LTD. Sato Pharmaceutical Co.,Ltd Wakiya Group AEON CREDIT SERVICE CO.,LTD Glopath Inc. Kyoritsu Printing Group Save the Children Japan WAZA Japan AHI ROOFING LIMITED Golf Partner Co.,Ltd LABO International Exchange Foundation Sekisho Corporation WORLD WING CO.,Ltd Air France Green Core Ltd La Ditta Limited Sendai New Zealand Society Yoshimoto Kogyo Co.,Ltd Air New Zealand H20 CORPORATION La Rochelle Shichigahama Kokusai Matsuri Yoshizawa Hiroshi Houritsu Jimusho Akai Masaru no Souka no Kai HAPPO-EN LINE Shinkikai Heroes Edutainment Co.,Ltd Lion Corporation All Nippon Airways Co.,Ltd Nippon-Ham Fighters Shinkyokushinkai Alpine Tour Service Co.,Ltd Hoken Design MAC Space & Station We also received donations from individuals Shunpukai ANA Holdings Inc. Horipro Inc. MAIYA (Honorific Titles are omitted) Andaz Tokyo Iing Co.,Ltd Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group SOK in Toronto ANZCCJ IMG JAPAN Maruto Co.,Ltd SPE Co.,Ltd ANZCO FOODS JAPAN LTD INFINITY INC. Mazda Motor Corporation Sports Authority Apamanshop Network Co.,Ltd. International Women's Club JAPAN Foundation Message Design Center Sunsas Corp. ASHINAGA Inter-plain Michelin Japan Suntory Liquors Limited Asia Matters Ishikawa Body Care Center Mitsubishi Corporation Susan Rockefeller Atom Tsuka Committee Sendai ISISGreenwich Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd Swiss International Airlines Azalee Group Isoji Mitsubishi Shokuhin Co.,Ltd Swiss-Joho.com

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