[Nissy]Third visit to Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, affected by the 2020 Noto Peninsula Earthquake, reporting on the delivery of relief supplies.

Takahiro Nishijima, also known as Nissy, announced on his Instagram and official website that he went to deliver relief supplies to Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, which was affected by the 2020 Noto Peninsula Earthquake.

Nissy has reported on volunteer activities and supply support to Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture in March and July, and this is her third visit to Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture.

“Reiwa 6 Noto Peninsula Earthquake” installed at each venue of “10th Anniversary LIVE VIEWING TOUR 2023 -Nissy Meets You-” It was reported that the entire amount of 12,065,323 yen donated by visitors to the “Emergency Relief Fund” donation box was used to deliver the relief supplies this time. I would like to thank you again.”

This time, we consulted with local disaster NGOs to provide relief supplies, including warm innerwear such as HEATTECH, moisturizing cream, and sweets for Christmas parties for children in the disaster area. We are pleased to announce that we have delivered an assortment of.

In addition, “Pizza La’s kitchen truck also cooperated this time, and we also distributed freshly baked warm pizzas. Thank you very much, Pizza La, for your cooperation.” It was also reported.

“In September, the “Reiwa 6 Oku-Noto Heavy Rains” occurred, and many people in the Noto region are still suffering from severe damage. ”, reporting on the situation in the area as it will soon be one year since the Noto Peninsula Earthquake occurred, and wrote, “Visiting the severely damaged areas will be a burden on the local people,” and added, “I visited the area in July.” As I said earlier, regional revitalization through tourism is also necessary for the city to recover,” he said, referring to regional revitalization again.

“I would be happy if you could visit the site and experience the situation firsthand,” he said, expressing his thoughts, “I would like to continue to provide support in various ways. I hope it spreads.”