“Sounds For Tomorrow”- the first ever music event collaboration of Local Government and Amazon

On December 24 (Tuesday) the tickets for the music event “Sounds For Tomorrow” were begun today by the Amazon company which is aimed to encourage the support of reconstruction of Noto Peninsula as a limited edition gift for “Amazon Hometown Tax Donation”. The notable step to promote and develop the local enterprises and the projects for local government has been initiated with the launch of “Amazon Hometown Tax Donation” by Amazon Japan.

The music event “Sounds For Tomorrow” will be held on May 17, 2025 at the Nanao City Cultural Hall in Ishikawa Prefecture. In this amazing event the well-acclaimed vocalists & guitarists from the band ‘10-FEET’ Takuma and Atsushi Horie from the band ‘Straightener’, additionally he is a pro as a keyboardist.

They both have expressed their blissful emotions and their curiosity for the forthcoming event and about the Noto Peninsula which is affected by the consecutive natural disasters.

“I actually visited Noto and saw the disaster-stricken areas, but recovery is slow and I felt that there is still a need for support and encouragement. I always think about how I would like to do something to help Noto and everyone who lives to become more energetic… I am very happy to be able to take part in ‘SOUNDS FOR TOMORROW’ Let’s all become more energetic together” – Takuma

“We musicians continue to walk forward thinking of the people somewhere in Japan who are listening to our music. When a town or people somewhere in Japan is hurting, it feels like a part of my own body is hurting. We hope that through music and ‘SOUNDS FOR TOMORROW’, the feelings and energy of many people will be able to revitalize Noto” – Horie Atsushi