STARLIGHT WEDDING

Since 1991, we have been conducting weddings for those who are not financially well-off in Kumamoto, located in western Japan. Despite challenges such as the bursting of the economic bubble, the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, the Tokyo subway sarin attack, 9/11, the Lehman Shock, the Great East Japan Earthquake and Fukushima nuclear disaster, the Kumamoto earthquake, and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we have been at the forefront of addressing social crises over the past 30 years, saving many individuals and serving as a sanctuary.
However, amidst the trials of these three decades, our endeavors have also been impacted, and currently, due to financial regulations, we are facing the crisis of dismantlement and disappearance. Your support is crucial in maintaining our mission's continuity. We sincerely request your warm assistance.
 
In 1991, we opened a shop in Kumamoto with the aim of creating a place for young people and couples to make cherished memories.
 
In 1995, amidst the surging costs of the bridal industry, we began offering affordable wedding ceremonies to couples who had given up on the idea of getting married due to the soaring wedding expenses.
 
Upon being deeply moved by attending those weddings, the Mayor of Uki City requested...
In 2006, we revitalized an abandoned public facility in the outskirts of Kumamoto and transformed it into the largest club in western Japan.
 
In 2011, we provided relief and assistance to people who had evacuated, relocated, or migrated from East Japan due to the nuclear disaster.
 
In 2016, during the Kumamoto earthquake, we acted as a bridge between the affected individuals, local authorities, and the government, providing support for the recovery efforts.
 
During the pandemic since 2020, we protected collapsing communities and aided isolated individuals in need.
 
The challenges during this period have also impacted us, leading to our current state of being at risk of survival.
 
We hope for your support in upholding our mission.

In the distant and remote corners of the Far East island nation, we seek assistance to overcome these challenges in order to fulfill the mission bestowed upon us by a higher purpose.
 
We aim to break free from the dominance of international financial capital and contribute towards creating a better world. We seek those who can help us achieve this vision.
 
Anticipating an era where religion may fade, we have spent 30 years crafting our unique non-denominational wedding ceremonies that transcend race, ethnicity, and religion. These ceremonies are destined to become essential rites for humanity's future.
 
As part of a crowdfunding campaign, we will issue NFTs equivalent to 200 million yen, backed by our land, buildings, business model, and expertise, effectively securitizing these assets.
 
Moving forward, we are embarking on a new venture. It involves enabling genuine social inclusion for individuals with mental and physical disabilities. We aim to create a place where they can contribute to the workforce and achieve self-fulfillment. We seek cooperation from people around the world.

منذ عام 1991، قمنا بتنظيم حفلات زواج لأولئك الذين ليسوا ميسورين مالياً في محافظة كوماموتو في اليابان. على الرغم من التحديات مثل انهيار فقاعة الاقتصاد، وزلزال هانشين أواجي الكبير، وهجوم السارين على مترو طوكيو، وحادث 11 سبتمبر، وصدمة ليمان، وزلزال شرق اليابان الكبير وكارثة فوكوشيما النووية، وزلزال كوماموتو، وجائحة COVID-19 المستمرة، لقد كنا في طليعة مواجهة الأزمات الاجتماعية على مدى الـ 30 عامًا الماضية، حيث أنقذنا العديدين وكنا ملاذًا.
ومع ذلك، في ظل تجارب هذه الثلاثة عقود، تأثرت جهودنا أيضًا، وحاليًا، بسبب القواعد المالية، نواجه أزمة التفكيك والاختفاء. دعمكم ضروري للحفاظ على استمرارية مهمتنا. نطلب بإخلاص مساعدتكم الدافئة.
 

自1991年起，我們在日本西部的熊本為經濟不富裕的人舉辦婚禮。儘管面臨經濟泡沫破裂、阪神淡路大地震、東京地鐵沙林毒氣襲擊、911事件、雷曼震盪、東日本大地震與福島核災、熊本地震以及持續中的COVID-19疫情等挑戰，我們始終處於解決社會危機的前沿，拯救了許多人並成為一個庇護所。
然而，在這三十年的考驗中，我們的努力也受到影響，目前，由於金融規定，我們正面臨解散和消失的危機。您的支持對於維持我們使命的延續至關重要。我們誠摯地請求您的熱情協助。