Aid For Japan

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15 Feb 2019

Aid For Japan – 8th Anniversary Event

On 11th March 2011, a disaster unlike any seen in modern times swept across Japan, claiming almost 20,000 lives and creating over 300,000 refugees in the Tohoku region. Among these were 236 children... Read More

10 Jan 2019

Aid For Japan recognised by Prime Minister

Aid For Japan founder Akemi Solloway Tanaka has been recognised for her work with the charity by the Prime Minister as part of the Points Of Light campaign. Points of Light are outstanding... Read More

12 Dec 2018

Orphan’s Christmas Presents 2018

In the wake of the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami, hundreds of children also lost their parents and families. Aid For Japan was founded by Akemi Solloway to support the orphans of this... Read More

26 Nov 2018

Doki Doki Report

On the 10th of November 2018 (Saturday) the annual Doki Doki (“heartbeat”) Japanese Anime festival (http://www.dokidokifestival.com) was held in Manchester at the Sudgen Sports Centre. The day-long festival included demonstrations of martial arts,... Read More

24 Nov 2018

Maria’s Autumn Visit 2018

Part of Aid For Japan’s mission is to reach out to some of the orphans from the tragic events of 2011. While the charity aims to connect with these children through the annual... Read More

15 Oct 2018

Aid For Japan at Doki Doki 2018

Aid For Japan founder Akemi Solloway will be a guest at the forthcoming Doki Doki Manchester Japanese Festival on the 10th November. The organisers of the event have also selected Aid For Japan... Read More

Aid For Japan

In the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake and subsequent Tsunami hundreds of Japanese children were left with only their memories

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Aid For Japan 2017

The year in review

What We Do

Aid For Japan is committed to supporting the orphans of the 2011 earthquake. Each year, Aid For Japan organises a special Summer Residential Course in Japan. The course offers a chance for English volunteers to directly support the orphans with a series of activities and events.

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Aid For Japan’s work is supported by volunteers and fundraisers.The combination of different skills and abilities helps to make Aid For Japan a more effective organisation in helping the orphans in Japan.

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Aid For Japan is supported by donations that help to fund the charity's support for the orphans in Japan. Without these vital funds the charity would be unable to run its annual Summer Residential Courses. This is your opportunity to help make a difference.

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