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November 2008
Our Collaborating Partner Dr. Ric Wilson's Music Group Mandrill Set To Release 17th Album
 
Progress is being made on the recording of the eagerly-awaited new album on Wilson Bros. Records. In keeping with the eclectic presentation that is the signature of MANDRILL it will include Funk, R&B, Afro-Caribbean/Latin, Jazz and Rock selections. Collaborations with Public Enemy's Chuck D, George Duke, Sekou Bunch, Hermann Matthews, Jonathan Moffett and Dwight Trible have taken anticipation to another level. Coming soon...

Look for new gear  - T-shirts, caps, buttons and other stuff – on the MANDRILL website, www.mandrillis.com 

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May 2008
Africa Mission 2008 was held!
  Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) is held in Japan once every five years bringing together the Japanese government, United Nations, and World Bank Group. At the final day of the session, we held a charitable event in cooperation with world famous artists aimed at aid for Africa. Just as the world famous song, “We are the World”, Africa Mission 2008 issues a positive community message to the world from Japan. Venue:Yokohama National Big Hall / Attendees 2500】

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April, June 2008 Hip Hop Changes the World!
Shake Forward! 2008
  Japan’s first Hip Hop charity event, Shake Forward, was held in Osaka and Kawasaki. Five musical groups of diverse cultural heritage
including Ainu, African, Brazilian, Peruvian and Korean got together and formed a world embodiment in Japanese society. Their overall message is to build a peaceful society through dance, music and words. Proceeds from the event were donated to build schools in Ghana. Venue: SUNHALL, Osaka / CLUB CITTA, Kawasaki, Japan Audience: 1200

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November 2007
Rainbow Festival 2007
 
November 10 through 11, 2007, we held an environmental peace festival in Nara Park, Japan with social activists from around the globe for the purpose of linking a rainbow of peace to the world. The Rainbow Scarf, a symbol of peace, arrived at the site after traveling all over Japan. Its total length reached more than 1 km. The Rainbow Scarf was sent to the children in Chernobyl, Ukraine - Venue: Nara Park Kasugano-enchi Visitors: 5000
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July 2007
Sora (Sky) Festival 2007
 
On July 21, 2007, Wajju’s official event, “Sora Festival” was held at Hyogo Prefecture Central Park. It was a great opportunity to feel a connection amongst attendees through music, and think about what we can do now for the future of the earth.
Venue -Hyogo Prefecture Harima Central Park, Japan / Participants -500

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February 2007
The 1st Wajju Festival in Kobe
 

In February 2007, thanks to invaluable cooperation from our supporters, our documentary website,“Wajju” has started service. The mission of Wajju is to bring new hope to the future through interaction amongst citizens by posting documentary films on the website, in order to carve out a path to a new era with courage and hope. As a commemorative event,” The 1st Wajju Festival” was held in Kobe where Executive Producer Fuchigami was awarded the World Harmony Award. Venue Kobe Port Pier Hotel / Attendees - 1,000

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November 2006 Harmony-EYES PROJECTS
Common Humanity Conference
 

Harmony-Eyes President Fuchigami attended the Common Humanity Conference held in the UN Headquarter, November 28 to 29, 2006, at the invitation of Environmental Diplomat, Dr .Noel Brown the former Director of the United Nations Environment Programme, North American. He introduced the HARMONY-EYES PROJECT plan to the world.

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