TOBE trio Ken, Hiromitsu, & Yuma makes a difference with ¥147 million donation

On 14 May 2025, three artists Ken Miyake, Hiromitsu Kitayama and Yuma Jinguji from the TOBE agency has come forward to donate 147.2 million yen to the disaster relief which aims to support the people and the government that was affected by the Noto Peninsula earthquake and heavy rains in Oku-Noto. 

“We want to cherish our connections with the people in the affected areas” said the trio artists from TOBE while interacting at the Prefectural Office. 

In addition to that, a 50 million yen has been donated to the charity song ‘Be on Your Side’ which was sung by Miyake and the idol groups “Number-i” and “IMP”. Their humanitarian initiative highlights the consistent involvement and commitment of the group in supporting the communities and the individuals who were victimised by the natural crisis.

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