[Music for Disaster-stricken Areas Activity Report] Information updated!
Visiting Concert Report <No. 56>
Minamisoma City
Visiting Concert Report <No. 55>
Rikuzentakata City
Visiting Concert Report <No. 54>
Minamisoma City
Visiting Concert Report <No. 53>
Minamisoma City
Visiting Concert Report <No. 52>
Ishinomaki
Visiting Concert Report <No. 48>
Minamisoma Haramachi Daiichi Junior High School Wind Orchestra Concert
Visiting Concert Report <No. 47>
Miharu Town, Tomioka Town, Katsurao Village
Visiting Concert Report <No. 46>
Ishinomaki: Mass relocation of Futako housing complex
Visiting Concert Report <No. 45>
Yamamoto Town Brass Quintet
Visiting Concert Report <No. 44>
Minamisoma Haramachi Daiichi Junior High School Wind Orchestra Concert
Visiting Concert Report <No. 43>
First visit to Tomioka Town
Visiting Concert Report <No. 42>
- Music Workshop "Do-Rei-Mi!? Adventure with Ghosts!"
Visiting Concert Report <No. 41>
Bababa! Orchestra Meet Akazawa Yoroikenbu ~
Visiting Concert Report <No. 40>
Clarinet Quintet in Ishinomaki
Visiting Concert Report <No. 39>
Return to Nihonmatsu, the place where it all began
Visiting Concert Report <No. 38>
Over five hours one way! Yamada Town, an isolated island on land
Visiting Concert Report <No. 37>
200th Concert: Five Years Later - Ogatsu O-Link House
Visiting Concert Report <No. 36>
Members of the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra visited Yamamoto Town and Natori City in Miyagi Prefecture.
Visiting Concert Report <No. 35>
A clinic connecting children with the future
Brass music marks the reopening of the aquarium
Visiting Concert Report <No. 34>
"I composed it in the same style as John Cage." Both students and teachers were thrilled.
Discover a new world of communication and expression through music
Visiting Concert Report <No. 33>
A gathering place again: A concert at a temple in a former restricted area
We are all musicians! Lecture and concert at Haramachi Daiichi Junior High School
Visiting Concert Report <No. 32>
Saint-Saëns' Musical Zoo has arrived! Bringing smiles and joy to the children of Minamisoma
Santa provides emotional support in Tokyo ~ Children's Christmas party at Catholic Shiomi Church ~
Visiting Concert Report <No. 31>
The first concert in the Odaka area, 17km from the nuclear power plant: The sound of brass reverberates through the temple
Children from Minamisoma come to Tokyo ~Ogikubo Music Festival Future Dream Concert~
Visiting Concert Report <No. 30>
Five years on from the disaster: We continue to send music to the disaster-stricken areas
Concert and Wind Band Clinic in Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture / Concert and Violin Experience in Yamada Town, Iwate Prefecture
Visiting Concert Report <No. 29>
Visiting Concert Report <No. 28>
<Music for the Disaster-stricken Areas = Tokyo Edition>
Ogikubo Music Festival Future Dream Concert "Let's send cheers and receive strength" 1000 evacuees from Fukushima gather in Koto Ward
"Christmas Concert" at Koto Ward Catholic Shiomi Church
Visiting Concert Report <No. 27>
We made masks and marched in the "Carnival of the Animals" with students from Joshibi University of Art and Design's Healing Art Expression Department.
Visiting Concert Report <No. 26>
Kamaishi City, Iwate Prefecture, is home to many music fans. From July 14th to 16th, a string quartet performed at six locations in the city. Canons echoed throughout the stone Catholic Kamaishi Church. The "Miracle of Kamaishi," performed by students from Unosumai Junior and Elementary School, in a choir called "Believe," was a wonderful performance. It's not a matter of "ending the year after three years." Mental care is needed now more than ever.
Visiting Concert Report <No. 25>
For four days, from June 17th to 20th, we traveled around Ofunato City, Iwate Prefecture. We taught the brass bands at Daiichi Junior High School, Ofunato Higashi High School, and Ofunato High School. We were featured on Iwate Menkoi TV News. The Ofunato UNESCO Association put in a great effort, and 700 people attended Rias Hall. The grandmothers living in temporary housing were full of energy. Even the young people were overwhelmed.
Visiting Concert Report <No. 24>
Four locations in Miyagi Prefecture: Tome Town, Minamisanriku, Onagawa, Ishinomaki, and Kesennuma, where a string quartet will be presented.
Visiting Concert Report <No. 23>
It's been four years since the disaster struck the area. Let's once again remember that we must never forget. We will continue to send music to the disaster-stricken areas.
Visiting Concert Report <No. 22>
November was Iwate Prefecture Month.
Visiting Concert Report <No. 21>
With professional instruction, Hara First Junior High School wins the Bronze Award at the National Wind Orchestra Competition
Visiting Concert Report <No. 20>
During the rainy season, we visited four temporary housing facilities and schools in Ofunato City, Iwate Prefecture.
Visiting Concert Report <No. 19>
We delivered music to the disaster-stricken areas along the coast of northern Iwate Prefecture, where the late spring still lingers in the greenery. We visited Tanohata Village, Fudai Village, and Noda Village for three days from May 27th to 29th.
