HOPE FOR JAPAN Progress Report
mudef 2011 HOPE FOR JAPAN Progress Report
1. FUNDRAISING ...... 1 2. PARTNERS ...... 2 3. UNIQUE ACTIVITIES OF MUDEF ...... 4 4. BOARD MEMBER’S ACTIVITIES ...... 5 5. MESSAGES FROM AROUND THE WORLD ...... 7 6. BALANCE ...... 11 7. MEDIA COVERAGE ...... 11 8. FUTURE PLANS ...... 11 REFERENCE: INDIVIDUAL AND CORPORATE DONATION ...... 12
HOPE FOR JAPAN Progress Report
General Incorporated Foundation mudef has started an emergency project ‘Hope For Japan’ to support the emergency relief and recovery activities of the areas hit by the Grate East Japan Earthquake on March 11. The project asks for donations and messages from around the world to the affected people and engages in supportive activities with its partners.
Term : From March 12, 2011 Special site : http://www.mudef.net/hopeforjapan
1. FUNDRAISING mudef asked for donations through bank or post office wire from March 14, 2011(Credit Card was accepted from April 8). Additionally we carried out fundraising campaign at several artists’concert tours including ‘THE TOUR OF MISIA JAPAN SOUL QUEST’. The donations have been channeled to 6 organizations conducting support operations for the victims in the disaster- stricken areas. This fundaraising campaign finished on February 29, 2012.
Totaling amount : 456 donations, 86,611,819JPY(as of March 1, 2012)
Several individuals/groups organized unique fund-raising activities below;
big donors(more than 1,000,000 yen):MISIA, TAKURO, Hiroto Tanigawa, How Full's Co., Ltd., JUNKO KOSHINHO, Elle Co.,Ltd., Rhythmedia Inc. On March 16, Rhythmedia Inc. donated 1,800,621JPY through points donation which users of their cell-phone website can get On March 27, MIKEY, a dancer performing at MISIA’s concert tour, donated 269,000JPY through a charity dance workshop titled ‘Tokyo★Kids Charity Workshop’ which 95 participants joined. On April 7, popular club DJs organized charity event ‘Groove for Japan’ in New York and donated 1,910USD. On April 26, Mr. Hiroyuki Suzuki and JUNKO KOSHINO donated total proceeds of auction, 699,000JPY, which was collected by Charity Photo Auction‘TOKYO Construction’. Ken Hamazaki, Japanese artist donated part of the profits from sales of Charity Products at the opening of the exhibition ”Dameyan Hmzk PINCH to PINK!”.
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2. PARTNERS mudef has made its donation from the fund it has raised through ‘Hope For Japan’ to the 6 partners on March 17 and April 13. Below is the list of recipients of the donation through HOPE FOR JAPAN.
Ashinaga Scholarship Society www.aashinaga.org Named for the 1912 American novel, Daddy-Long-Legs, Ashinaga has provided scholarships to orphaned students. Ashinaga accepted donations of 3.9billion yen as of December 20, 2011.
・Relief grants：Ashinaga provides 2million relief grants equally to children who lost parents and guardians in the earthquake and tsunami. ・To build Tohoku Rainbow House： Based on their experience with the Rainbow Houses in Kobe after the Great Hanshin Earthquake, Ashinaga are planning to build Rainbow House to support to children who have lost one or both parents due to disaster in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture.
Association of Medical Doctors of Asia (AMDA）www.amda.or.jp AMDA are certified as UN’s General Consultative Status for the first time in Japan. AMDA has dispatched doctors and staffs to care for the affected people to Otsuchi-cho, Iwate Prefecture and Minamisanriku-cho, Miyagi Prefecture.
Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF） www.msf.or.jp MSF is the association to bring life-saving medical assistance to people in need around the world. They supported the affected people in the area of health at Minamisanriku-cho, Miyagi Prefecture and Miyako City, Iwate Prefecture.
JEN www.jen-npo.org JEN has engaged in supportive activities at Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture.
•Distribution of emergency materials •Soup-run：JEN has prepared meals for about 600 affected people in evacuation center. •Psychological care and community support：JEN supports communities which were divided into more than hundred temporary housings through the management of community café and mental care for the affected people.
The Leading Disaster Relief Agency Civic Force www.civic-force.org Civic Force accepted donations of 1.197billions as of the end of January, 2012. Executing fixed price is 765.7million yen.
•Car ferry in service：On April 27, the 397 ton jumbo car ferry
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"Ocean's Dream" was provided for free by Etajima City, Hiroshima Prefecture and used to connect to Oshima, the largest populated outlying island in the Tohoku region. Every day 9 jumbo car ferries went into service. •Provide the base ：Civic Force provided 20 trailer houses and 20 container houses to volunteer groups without charge. •NPO partner project：Collaborating with 21 NGOs, Civic Force has implemented 23 projects since April 2011. •Company volunteer dispatch：Civic Force have a project to dispatch various companies’ employees to the affected area. Collaborating with the secretariat of Global Compact Japan Network and Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. , they started a special program to dispatch company volunteers. •Tohoku Common Profit Investment Fund：A new type of fund to support the restoration of industry, the General Incorporated Foundation Tohoku Kyoeki Toshi Kikin(Tohoku Common Profit Investment Fund) was established in December. They already started 2 projects. Peace Winds Japan (PWJ）www.peace-winds.org By the end of October, PWJ had received donations of more than 600 million yen from more than15,000 donors, companies and organizations from all over the world. Some of the programs described above have been funded by grants from organizations such as Japan Platform and Mercy Corps.
• Providing a safe and fun environment for children ：PWJ has been providing safe places to play for children through the “Arts and Caravan” youth program at temporary housing in Kesennuma and Rikuzentakata area since May 2011. By the end of November, They have served 838 children at 41 activities. PWJ has also held events to support adults where the adults can discuss their problems or worries with PWJ’s staff who are certified social workers. •Temporary housing support：PWJ has started to deliver various housewares for affected people in temporary compounds in Iwate Prefecture since April 2011. By the end of August, emergency shelters in southern Iwate Prefecture had closed and PWJ had completed delivering necessary • Economic recovery support：PWJ has provided some mobile shops with the Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Rikuzentakata and Minamisanriku cities, these mobile shops have not only provided additional income to the vendors but also offer more shopping options to residents of temporary housing where there are many residents with no transportation means. In addition, PWJ has delivered store vouchers to residents of temporary housing in Ofunato City where they can use at participating local stores. As of the end of November, we have delivered vouchers to 6,319 residents.
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3. UNIQUE ACTIVITIES OF MUDEF Incorporated with partners, mudef has implemented supportive activities at the affected areas.
Aid delivery (April 4) In cooperated with JEN, mudef distributed 800 towels to 536 people who were evacuated to Ohmagari Elementary School in Higashi Matsushima-city, Miyagi Prefecture on April 4, 2011. Aid delivery (April 5) In cooperated with Civic Force, mudef distributed 750 small towels and 150 bath towels at Minami-Sanriku Town, Iwate Prefecture on April 5, 2011 The first soup-run (May 20) Introduced by JEN and catering company, mudef prepared meals outdoors for the 400 evacuees at Watanoha Elementary School in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture. The second soup-run (July 10) In cooperated with JEN, mudef supported the wrap-up-party after the cleaning activity sponsored by the second Kazuma Neighborhood Association in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture. After cleaning the park, we provided barbecue lunch and drinks. Some items were distributed by many companies from around Japan. Near the barbecue lunch, the charity football school for Kazuma Junior football-club was held at the park. Mr. Satoshi Tsunami, ex-national football team player and Mr. Koichi Kawazoe, a football commentator joined as special guests, teaching kids and play football together.
Below is the list of companies which supported the event (alphabetical order): Banzai Dining Inc. / diskgarage co.,Ltd. / How Full's Inc. / Howmic Inc. / IDEAFORCE, Inc. / Kyodo Hokuriku, Inc. / Kyodo Nishi Nippon, Inc. / Kyodo Osaka, Inc. / Kyodo Tohoku, Inc. / NIKKEN Corporation co,. Ltd. / Rhythmedia Inc. / Sunday Folk Management Inc. / T3 Corporation. / wess co., Ltd. / YUMEBANCHI.,co Ltd. Donation of Karaoke machines(July 10) mudef donated a set of karaoke machines to a community café which JEN supported. It helps people come to the café and enjoy it on events.
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4. BOARD MEMBER’S ACTIVITIES TAKURO Publicity activity by GLAY GLAY handed out the leaflets of their concert “GLAY HIGH COMMUNICATIONS TOUR 2011-2012 RED MOON & SILVER SUN”. The fundraising campaign of HOPE FOR JAPAN was introduced on this leaflet
Donation of music instruments for kids (December 19) mudef organized the presentation ceremony of music instruments for students in the affected areas at the gymnasium of Yamashita Junior High School in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture. GLAY collected 20,000,000 yen from the profit of their charity song “Thank you for your love” and charity goods sold at their concert tour. They hope to use it for students in the affected areas, so mudef organized this project in collaboration with JEN. Instruments were decided through the hearing investigation by JEN at 29 schools in the city and 16 schools out of them replied to our question, “what the most necessary instruments was”. Replying to their requests, local musical instruments stores made arrangements of 289 items.
Donation of music instruments for firemen (March 9) GLAY presented 10 musical instruments for musical band of fire companies in Ishinomaki City on March 9, 2012. Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture intrinsically focused on music activities, but they were temporarily forced to stop their musical practice because of this disaster. Replying to their request, mudef donated 10 items. This musical band of the fire companies has 30 years-old history. They have been a gig at various sites to raise people's awareness of disaster prevention and fire protection. But they have two martyrs to duty and lost a part of their musical instrument and all uniforms by the Great East Japan Earthquake. Therefore they couldn't so much as play. At the ceremony, some band members tried to play instruments, they really pleased to receive these items.
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MISIA Fundraising campaign at the concert venue mudef carried out fundraising campaign at the concert venue of ‘THE TOUR OF MISIA JAPAN SOUL QUEST’ since April 4, 2011. Donation boxes were set at 42 venues and the total sum of 9,285,077JPY was raised.
Recording with children in the disaster-stricken areas In July, MISIA went to Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture in order to record a song “smile”, a world-wide famous cover song of Charlie Chaplin’s movie “Modern Times”. About 30 children in Miyagi Prefecture joined as a chorus. This song was used as theme of the movie titled “friends- Naki in Mononoke Island” which was released on December 17. In addition, MISIA presented this cinema tickets for 5,000 children in the affected areas as Xmas present.
MITSUO SHINDO Design logo of HOPE FOR JAPAN（May 15） Mr. Mitsuo Shindo designed the logo of Hope For Japan. mudef provided its wallpapers to be downloaded through the website.
Design business cards and stickers for volunteer in affected areas（July 10） Mr. Mitsuo Sshindo designed business cards and stickers for volunteer leader in Ishinomaki City.
KAYOKO SHIMIZU Donation of a rounded moneybox Shimizu Octo-Inc., where Ms. Kayoko Shimizu serves as vice president, donated a donation box for HOPE FOR JAPAN. This donation box will be used at the concert venues of MISIA.
Fundraising campaign in BABA FEST 2011 Incorporated with Shimizu Octo-Inc., mudef carried out fundraising campaign at the event of Halloween, ‘BABA FEST’ in TOKYO on October 30, 2011. Visitors donated 100JPY to HOPE FOR JAPAN in exchange for a balloon. The total sum of 26,322JPY was raised.
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5. MESSAGES FROM AROUND THE WORLD mudef has been calling on people around the world to send their messages for the survivors in the disaster-stricken areas. So far, we have received so many messages from 15 countries and regions.
【Message from mudef board members】 GLAY(Artist） We believe that music has power for the better world. We hope that students can play brilliantly these music instruments again. ※This message was sent out for the presentation ceremony of music instruments on December 19, 2011. MISIA(Artist) We are in such a disastrous situation. The unimaginably severe damages caused by the sudden catastrophehave made me speechless. Please allow me to express my heartfelt sympathy to those affected by this unfortunate disaster. My thoughts and sympathies are with you. mudef has started a fund-raising campaign called ‘HOPE FOR JAPAN’ to support the emergency relief activities and reconstruction in the area hit by the devastation. I have made a donation to mudef, hoping that I could be of some help to overcome the terrible loss in any way. I am watching the news reports every day. I just cannot help crying when I see the people in the disaster-stricken areas behaving calmly, caring for and supporting each other, and the rescuers engaging in relief activities with such strong devotion. What I can do might be little. But I shall seek for any contribution I can make to support those who are suffering from the devastation. I sincerely hope that all the people affected by the cataclysm recover, and the disaster- stricken areas are reconstructed as soon as possible.
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Mitsuo Shindo（ART DIRECTOR） I would like to express my heartfelt sympathy to everyone who is suffering from this disaster. I hope that the lifelines in earthquake-stricken areas are recovered quickly. It is said that 'all bad things will pass eventually, and each new day brings the biggest opportunities'. I think Japan is now getting the chance.I have designed the 'HOPE FOR JAPAN logo, wishing every Japanese supports each other, and works together for quick recovery. So, let’s keep on praying for Japan's upcoming future!'
【Message from Japanese musicians and artists】 （alphabetical order） Toshinobu Kubota (Artist） Irtistabu Kubotaerstsre!'FOR JAPAN logo, wishing every Japanese sBut I really hope to relieve themN logo, wishing The best I can do now is singing away for affected people. MURO (DJ/PRODUCER） I feel fear and anxiety every day. Facing at the enormity of the terrible disaster, I can’t say in word. I hope to save as many lives as possible and appreciate the rescue work by Japan Self-Defense Forces and the support from all over the world. I made a donation through mudef. Since that disaster, many people have become afraid that a similar sized earthquake might occur where they live. We need to behave in an appropriate manner on the basis of precise information. I’d like to hope earlier reconstruction and revitalization. Maki Nomiya (Musician） One week has passed since the unbelievable tragedy has taken place. Please allow me to express my heartfelt sympathy to those affected by this unfortunate disaster. I am trying to stay calm, and do what I can do. I am making myself always ready to sing whenever needed! Keiji Shiina(Artist） The Great East Japan Earthquake actually jolted me. I even felt kind of corny toward feeling of intense sadness and could not stop crying. Since that day it’s start to motion towards a collaborative society. I decided to take part “HOPE FOR APAN”. We can get on our feet with other people. TAKUYA（Artist） Six months have passed from the Great East Japan Earthquake, but recovery efforts are far from over with anxiety of next similar sized disaster. I want to be of some help to the affected areas and hope many people smile again.
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【Message from abroad】 （Alphabetical order） Ahmed Djoghlaf（Executive Secretary On behalf of the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity [at that point]） Our deepest condolence to the people of Japan for the loss of human life and the suffering. Our sincere gratitude for the lessons of humility, dignity, solidarity and discipline being taught to the world. Our strong confidence in the ability of the nation of Japan to overcome this unprecedented hardship. Our unwavering support to the host of the historic Nagoya Biodiversity Summit (CBD-COP10) during the challenges ahead in healing the pain and reconstructing a life in harmony with nature. David Foster（Artist） Dear people of Japan- During this tumultuous and difficult time, for the people of Japan We would like to extend our love and support. We are in complete sadness and sorrow for all the people who suffered and effected by this unbelievable disaster. It is times as such, difficult and uncertain, that tests human beings strength and ability to show love to one another, that brings us together as one. We are one with you today, standing strong and embracing your people and extraordinary spirit! Japanese people have been amazing to me and my artists over the years - your kindness and hospitality is admirable. We sing a song of love and prayer- a song of strength and embrace, a song of support to Japan. Raul Midon（Singer） I am deeply sorry that the Japanese people are experiencing such difficult times. I've felt a profound sense of connection with the people of Japan ever sense I began doing shows there in 2005. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this time and I know that your resolve and inner strength will carry you through to a brighter tomorrow. Peace Eli Mtango (ex-Honorary Ambassador of the Repblic of Tanzania to Japan) I’m really glad to know about ‘HOPE FOR JAPAN’. It can be only described as tragedy at best. This disaster caused tremendous damage to Japan. All the country must support Japan as much as possible. At the same time, I know and believe that Japan can unite and bring an end to this danger with your samurai spirit. Dauglas Wakihur（The silver medalist in the marathon at Seoul Olympics, from Kenya） We will never forget this disaster. I'd like to pray for the victims and hope for the earlier recovery from Kenya. Spring will come soon, and I hope that you stand up again to see the cherry blossom. We’d like to send our encouragements to Japan.
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【Message from international people supported by mudef】 Alfred Chapomba （Board Chairperson of Consol Homes Orphan Care, MALAWI） The Board Chairperson, The Executive Guardian, Management and Staff, Volunteers and the beneficiaries of Consol Homes Orphan Care (CHOC) learnt with deep shock sadness on the devastating calamity that befell the beautiful and lovely over 30,000 people of Japan recently. We are of the opinion that these were not the unluckiest people to suffer such devastation for it is said, It’s not the luckiest that survive dangers not the fastest that escape danger and neither the wisest that escape dangerous circumstances, but time and chance happens for all'. As such, since chance was not in their favour, we feel the loss with the surving family members especially children who have to start life over again without their loved ones. While knowing and understanding that life is like that and that as human beings we were made not know what befalls us tomorrow, it suffices to trust in the Great Creator who is the best comforter of all the bereaved families while giving more courage and strength (resilience) in the affected people besides more abilities to those that are carrying out rescue operations. More so, the Government of Japan. Sincerely thinking about you during these hard moments of time while appreciating your support for Malawi. Children that have suffered the blow of loss of parents due to HIV and AIDS.
Message from Kenya（Children in Slum Kibera supported by mudef, Kenya） ● I’m behind Japan. Please get over your significant other's death with a mighty heart. There is always nearby a god. -Mark Mrungu, 16 years class .7 ● I pray to God to heal your sorrow. Don't lose your hope. We are with you. -Belyl Akinyi, 12years class7. ● I want to pray for sufferers of the disease and tsunami-driven people in affected areas. I hope to be cured of a disease without further delay. -Samantha Atieno, 11 years class6. ● I am sorry for what happened in japan. But I want you to know us Kenyan we are still with you. Be with hope those who are missing will be found. -Alfayo Okoth, 14 years.
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6. BALANCE Income （A） Money amount（JPY） Note fund-raising expense 87,578,423
Expenses （B） The first donation 30,000,000 Donate to 6 charities（3/17） The second donation 12,422,358 Donate to 6 charities（4/13） The others 30,787,178 Administration cost（10%） 8,757,842
Total (A)-(B) 5,611,045
7. MEDIA COVERAGE December 2011 ‘BABA FEST 2011’, BANZAI December 19, 2011 ‘Ohayou Nippon’, NHK News（TV Broadcast, 7：00-7：45） December 20, 2011 ‘Xmas Present from GLAY’, Yomiuri Shinbun December 20, 2011 ‘Present some music instrumentals for 16 schools from GLAY’, Kahoku Shinpo December 21, 2011 ‘Support for school by artists’ Ishinomaki Kahoku December 23, 2011 ‘Present some music instrumentals for the affected areas’, Ishinomaki Hibi Shinbun March 6, 2012 ‘GLAY/TAKURO Presents some music instrumentals for the affected areas.’, Oricon March 6, 2012 ‘GLAY/TAKURO Presents some music instrumentals for the affected areas.’, Yahoo! March 10, 2012 ‘mudef and JEN Presents music instrumentals for musical band of fire companies’, Ishinomaki Hibi Shinbun March 11, 2012 ‘music instruments from GLAY, Comforting for musical band of fire departments.’, Kahoku Shinpo
May 1, 2012 ‘music instruments from GLAY, Comforting for musical band of fire departments.’, Ishinomaki area public relations magazines.
8. FUTURE PLANS For the future, mudef will support local community of Ishinomaki-city, Miyagi prefecture in collaboration with JEN. Ishinomaki-city is comprised of 6 town and 1city through consolidation, so they were the lack of coordination. Therefore, the extent of support varied according to the area after the Great East Japan Earthquake. The similar cases have been reported in provisional housing of Ishinomaki-city. 6800 family units were divided 131 provisional housing without reference to relationships among people in communities. They have to establish new community. And you could say that about all over Japan. Under the circumstances, mudef will promote reconstruction assistance after further consultation with JEN. mudef will post information about future work on HOPE FOR JAPAN website.
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REFERENCE: INDIVIDUAL AND CORPORATE DONATION （The total sum of donation is 86,611,819JPY and 456 donations as of February 29, 2012 since March 14, 2011. Alphabetical order）
AGATA HIDEHIKO / AKAGI KANAKO / AKAISHI HIROMASA / AKAISHI HIROMASA / AKI YOSHIMI / AKIMOTO SAKIKO / AKIYA JUNKO / AOKI KENICHIRO / ARAI AKIKO / ARAI JENTARO / ARAI YUKARI / ARAKI NAOYUKI / ASADA JUN / ASAKURA RYOJI / ASANO MAMI / ASANO YASUKO / ASANO YOSHIKO / ASANO YURIE / ASO YUMI / AWAMURA TOMOMI
BABA FEST 2011 / BOHNOH TOMOKO
CHU-1001
DAVID C. / DOG SALON PEACE - YOSHIKAWA AI / DOWNATS
EDA MIKA / EGUCHI RIE / ELLE(ELLESEINE) CO.,LTD. / EZAKI CHIHARU
FUJII HIROMITSU / FUJINO HIROFUMI / FUJIOKA CHIE / FUJISAKI HIROSHI / FUJISAWA MIKI / FUJISHIRO SACHIKO / FUJITA AKI / FUJIWARA MASATAKA / FUKAGAWA KUMIKO / FUKUCHI MAYUMI / FUKUDA MAIKO / FUKUDA TAKUMA / FUKUTOME TSUNEHIRO / FUKUYAMA MASAKAZU / FUNAHASHI RYOSUKE / FURUICHI MASAYUKI / FURUKAWA SHOKO / FURUSHIMA TAKASHI / FURUTA YUKA / FURUYA HIROYUKI / FURUYA IKUYO
G-FE / GROOVE FOR JAPAN
HAMADA CHIYOMI / HAMAMOTO MASAHIDE / HAMAMOTO MISAKO / HAMANAKA AYA / HAMANO MICHIO / HAMAZAKI KEN / HANAMURA TOMOMI / HAO KURAMOCHI HIROYUKI / KUSAKA TAKAYUKI/ HARA AKINO / HARA EMIKO / HARADA IKURU / HARADA YUJI / HARAGA MIEKO / HARANAGA NAOTSUGU / HORIZOE HIDETO / HASEGAWA CHIEKO / HASEGAWA MIKI / HASHIDA KEI / HASHIMOTO NORIKO / HATAE KATSUNORI / HAYAKAWA NAOMI / HAYASHI HIROKO / HAYASHI RITSUKO / HIRAKAWA YOKO / HIRAKI KAZUNORI / HIRAMOTO MAKOTO / HIRANUMA NARUKI / HIRAYAMA YURI / HIROOKA MUTSUMI / HIROSE MISA / HIROWATARI YUKIKO / HONDA YOSHINE / HONDA YUKA / HONGO EIJI / HONOO NO CHARITY BBQ / HORI YOKO / HORIKIJIMUSHO INC. / HOSHIKAWA SHUNSUKE / HOSOYA TOMOMI / HOT COMMUNICATION INC. / HOURAI MISAO / HOWFULLS INC.
ICHIKAWA SEIJI / ICHIKAWA YUKIKO / IGAMI CHIEMI / IGARASHI YUKIKO / IGAWA HARU / IKEYA RIE / INABA ETSUKO / INO KOSABURO / INOGUCHI AKEMI / INOTSU YUKI / INOUE HIROMITSU / INOUE YOKO / IRIKI KAORU / ISHIKAWA KENJI / ISHIKAWA MASUMI / ISHIKAWA MAYU / ISHIMURA AYAKO / ISOBE JUNKO / ISOBE MINEKO / ITAGAKI MASATOSHI / ITAI HIROYUKI / ITO ASUKA / ITO MIZUKO / ITO SAYAKO / ITO SHINICHIRO / ITO SHINRO / ITO TAKAKO / ITOI HIROTAKA / ITOI HIROTAKA / ITSUKI MASAKO / IWAI JUN / IWAMOTO AYUMI / IWASA HIROAKI / IWASAKI KEIKO
JINGSTA / JINGUMAE TONARI-GUMI / JINGUMAE TONARI-GUMI SUMMER FESTIVAL 'ENJIN!!' / JUNKO KOSHINO INC.
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KAIYA TAKAHISA / KAMIMURA CHISE / KAMINUMA CHIE / KAMOMAE TAIZO / KANAMA EMI / KANAMEDO INC. / KANDA HIROMI / KASAHARA JUNKO / KASAHARA MIHO / KASAI HIROSHI / KASHIWABA TOSHIYUKI / KATAYAMA HIROAKI / KATO AMI / KATO TAKASHI / KATO YOJI / KAWABATA YOSHITO / KAWAKATA HIROMARU / KAWAMOTO CHIHIRO / KAWAMOTO YOSHIO / KAWAMURA KINZO / KAWAMURA SAKI / KAWANO EIKO / KAWANO JUNKO / KAWASAKI CHIAKI / KAWASAKI FUJIO / KAWASHIMA EMIKO / KAZHA / KIDERA HISANORI / KIUCHI MIKA / KIKUKAWA DAIGO / KIMIJIMA AKINO / KIMURA KAKO / KIMURA MIKIKO / KIRYU AI / KISIGUCHI FUSAKO / KITAGAWA EMI / KITAHARA MIKI / KOBAYASHI HAJIME / KOBAYASHI KAE / KOBAYASHI KAZUE / KOBAYASHI KENJI / KOBAYASHI MICHIKO / KOBAYASHI NAOMI / KOBAYASHI SATOMI / KOBAYASHI TERUHIKO / KOGUCHI TAKAYUKI / KOGURE MINA / KOHIDA MASAKATSU / KOISHIZAWA YUUKA / KOIWA YUUI / KOIZUMI REIKO / KOBAYASHI YUKA / KOIZUMI YUKARI / KOJIMA MISAKO / KONDO JUNKO / KONDO JUNKO / KONDO MIO / KONNO TAKASHI / KONUMA RYOICHI / KOSAKA KAZUHIRO / KOSHIRO KUNIKO / KOYAMA TATSUYUKI / KOYAMA TATSUYUKI / KOYAMA TATSUYUKI / KUBO TAKURO / KUBOTA KAORU / KUBOTA KAORU / KUDO AKEMI / KUDO910S SHUNTA / KUMAGAYA HISASHI / KUMANO TAKESHI / KUMAZAWA NOBUHIRO / KURAMOCHI HIROYUKI / KURE Engineering Ltd. / KUROKAWA KANAKO / KUROKI HIROKO / KUROKI TOSHIO / KUSAKA AKEMI / KUSANO YASUFUMI / KUZUOKA CHIZURU
LAU WAI MING / LIFE SCIENCE TANTO
MAEKAWA AYUMI / MAEKAWA ERIKO / MAEYAMA TOMOKI / MAKI ATSUSHI / MALAIKA / MANAKA YOSHIYUKI / MANO AKIKO / MANO AKIKO / MARUOKA YASUYUKI / MASAKI MEGUMI / MASSA / MATSUMOTO ETSUKO / MATSUNO YUKARI / MATSUO FUMIHIRO / MATSUO TAKUYA / MATSUO YUKAKO / MATSUSHITA MASAHIDE / MIKAMI RIKA / MIKAMI RYOTA /MIKAMI YUU / MIKI MASASHI / MIMI / MINAMIGUCHI ATSUKO / MINAMITANI NAOMI / MISAKA MIEKO / MISIA / MIYACHI HIROMI / MIYAKE MAIKO / MIYAMORI TOMOSHI / MIYAMURA NAOKO / MIYATAKE SAORI / MIYAUCHI NOBUKO / MIYAZAKI SAWAKO / MIYAZAWA KAZUHITO / MIZUNO MASAHIRO / MOGAMI MIKI / MONTANI TOSHIKO / MORI YOSHIE / MORINARI MICHIKO / MORITA MASAYUKI / MORIYA KOUJIRO / MOTOYAMA AKEMI / MUNEHIRO MASASHI / MURABAYASHI YUMI / MURAKAMI SHUJIRO / MURATA AKIKO / MURATA MONORU / MURAYAMA KAORI / MURAYAMA YOSHIAKI / MUTO HIGASHINIHON YUKO
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SAGA HISAKO / SAITO AKIKO / SAITO KAZUHIRO / SAITO KAZUHITO / SAITO MAKOTO / SAITO YUKO / SAKAI TAKIKO / SAKAKI TOMOKO / SAKAMAKI HARUMI / SAKAKIBARA KOTOE / SAKAKIBARA MAMORU / SAKASHITA KATSUHIRO / SAKUMA HIROKO / SAKURADA NAOMI / SAKURAI FUUYA / SAKURAI KENJI / SAKURAI MAMI / SASAKI MASAHIRO / SASAKI TORU / SASAMORI IKUKO / SATO AKI / SATO KAZUHIRO / SATO KEISUKE / SATO MASAYA / SATO MASAYA / SATO MIYUKI / SATO NAOKO / SATO RIE / SATO SAYURI / SATO SHUJI / SATO YASUKO / SATOMURA YURI / SATSUMAYA DINING INC. / SENOO SAKI / SHABANA TOMOKO / SHIBUYA ATSUKO / SHIGEMI TORU / SHIINA YOSHIHARU1ST SOLO LIVE 'RABBIT-MAN' - NAGOYA CLUB QUATTRO (AICHI PREF.) / SHIINA YOSHIHARU 1ST SOLO LIVE 'RABBIT-MAN' - SHIBUYA O-EAST (TOKYO) / SHIINA YOSHIHARU 1ST SOLO LIVE 'RABBIT- MAN' - SHINSAIBASHI CLUB QUATTRO (OSAKA) / SHIINA YOSHIHARU : OTODAMA SEA STUDIO 2011 / SHIMAMURA MIYUKI / SHIMIZU KAYOKO / SHIMIZU KYOKO / SHIMIZU YASUYO / SHIMOMURA SACHIKO / SHINDO MITSUO / SHIODA HIROSHIGE / SHINOZAWA KATSUHIKO / SHIOTA HIROSHIGE / SHIOZAWA KATSUYUKI / SHIRAI KEIKO / SHISHIDO MACHIKO / SHITE TOSHIYUKI / SINNBO AKEMI / SMASH / SOGA KIMIKO / SPACE / SUEHARA TOMOKO / SUEMATSU SHIGERU / SUGAHARA KUNIHIKO&KEIKO / SUGITA CHIHARU / SUKEGAWA TADAOMI / SUZUKI CHIHARU / SUZUKI HAJIME / SUZUKI HIROSHI / SUZUKI MARI / SUZUKI MIYUKI / SUZUKI NOBUYUKI / SUZUKI RIE / SUZUKI WATARU / SUZUKI YUKARI / SUZUKI YUKO
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CONVENTION CENTER (OSAKA PREF.) / THE TOUR OF MISIA JAPAN SOUL QUEST - SAKAI CIVIC HALL (OSAKA PREF.) / THE TOUR OF MISIA JAPAN SOUL QUEST - SHIBUYA PUBLIC HALL (TOKYO PREF.) / THE TOUR OF MISIA JAPAN SOUL QUEST -SHUNAN CULTURAL HALL (YAMAGUCHI PREF.) / THE TOUR OF MISIA JAPAN SOUL QUEST - TOTTORI CULTURAL HALL (TOTTORI PREF.) / THE TOUR OF MISIA JAPAN SOUL QUEST -YAMAGATA PREFECTURAL HALL (YAMAGATA PREF.) / thee vampire GIMLET / TOBITA KAZUKO / TOBITA KAZUKO / TODA KENJI / TOGASHI TAKESHI / TOKUTAKE SAORI / TOKUTOMI TATSUYA / TOKYO★KIDS CHARITY WORKSHOP / TOMIDA YUUKI / TOMIZAWA HIROSHI / TORIYAMA HIROSHI / TOYAZAKI MIHO / TOYAZAKI MITSUGU / TRANSWORLD JAPAN INC. / TSUBOUCHI DAICHI / TSUJIMOTO TAKAYOSHI / TSUKAMOTO KIYOMI / TSUNEOKA MIYUKI / TSUNODA MAI / TSUNOGAI MASAYUKI / TSUSHIMA YUMI / TUTSUMI KYOKO
UEDA HITOMI / UEDA YOKO / UEI YOSHINORI / UENO YASUHIRO / UENO YASUHIRO / UMEEDA SAYURI / UMEHARA MAKIKO / UMEZAWA TAKUMA / UMEZAWA YUKI / UMEZAWA YUUKA / USAMI AKIKO / USUDA TAKAFUMI / USUI KATSUKO / UTSUNOMIYA KEIKO / UTSUNOMIYA YUTAKA
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