Charity Event 'Wrapping The Earth in Tokyo University'
Date: October 18, 2026
Venue: Yasuda Auditorium, The University of Tokyo
The Public Interest Foundation for Education and Cultural Security has officially announced an exciting lineup for the upcoming charity event,
'Wrapping The Earth in Tokyo University,' scheduled for October 18, 2026, at the Yasuda Auditorium. Following the initial launch of the event on August 19, several distinguished figures have confirmed their attendance, including:
- - Motonori Tamazuka, President and CEO of Lotte Holdings
- - Yoichi Hino, Founder of Ironman Corporation
- - May J., a renowned singer
- - HIPPY, an acclaimed artist
- - The University of Tokyo Feuervwerk Orchestra
- - Kenshin, an artist specializing in writing performances
- - Yohei Kitasato, Editor and Representative of NORTH VILLAGE
The event's Master of Ceremonies will be
Yosuke Kubozuka, a respected actor.
A Unique Mix of Culture, Music, and Conversations
The event promises a rich tapestry of entertainment. It will feature live performances from notable artists, including May J. and a string ensemble from the University of Tokyo’s Feuervwerk Orchestra. The event will also include a writing performance by Kenshin, creating a diverse artistic experience.
A series of thought-provoking panel discussions will provide insights from leaders across various fields. Notable speakers such as
Hidenori Watanabe, a professor at the Graduate School of Information Science at the University of Tokyo, and various entrepreneurs and government officials will discuss the future of culture, technology, and education, addressing the theme of cultural heritage and AI literacy.
This unique gathering aims to bridge gaps between various industries, highlighting the importance of cultural continuity in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
Supporting Future Generations with Free Tickets
In addition to the performances, this charity event is dedicated to empowering the next generation.
The foundation aims to invite
100 students to the concert for free, embarking on a crowdfunding campaign set to kick off on
September 13, with a target of
1 million yen to facilitate this initiative.
- - Crowdfunding Project Name: Invite 100 Students to the Charity Event at Yasuda Auditorium
- - Duration: September 13 – October 31, 2026
- - Donation Options:
- Support Plan (from 3,000 yen)
- Invitation for one student (10,000 yen)
- Exclusive S-seat ticket (15,000 yen)
- S-seat plus rehearsal viewing (30,000 yen)
- Artist Support Plan (50,000 yen)
- Corporate Sponsorship Plan (from 500,000 yen)
Members of the public who cannot attend can still contribute through the invitation of a student, ensuring their participation in this enriching experience. All funding transparency and usage reports will be available on the CAMPFIRE page.
Ticket Sales and Event Details
Tickets will be available through Peatix
for a uniform price of 10,000 yen
.
Event Name:
Wrapping The Earth in Tokyo University - Date and Time:
October 18, 2026, Doors open at 15:30, Event starts at 16:00, concludings by 20:00 (tentative) - Location:
Yasuda Auditorium, The University of Tokyo - Organizer:
Public Interest Foundation for Education and Cultural Security - Ticket Sales Managed By:
Chronos Foundation - Official Site:**
Event Website
Profits obtained after covering event expenses will be entirely allocated to activities concerning cultural preservation and educational support.
About the Public Interest Foundation for Education and Cultural Security
Established in September 2020, the foundation’s mission is to weave cultural experiences and pass them on to future generations. They focus on combining education, culture, and cutting-edge technology to preserve unique cultural heritage with community collaboration.
The foundation has organized numerous impactful events, including a cultural experience festival at Nezu Shrine and engaging digital exhibitions at historically significant locations like Tsukiji Hongan-ji and Haneda Airport.
For more information, you can visit their official site:
Foundation Website