The charity event “Colors of Hope,” focusing on children with rare diseases and disabilities, is being held at Zou-no-Hana Terrace in Yokohama’s Naka Ward since May 17.

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Related to “Rare Disease Day” on May 23, the event aims to promote understanding and support for children with illnesses and disabilities (special needs kids). It features concerts, talks, interactive workshops, and a market, and is designed for participation by not only people with special needs but everyone.

On stage, there are concerts by the children’s choir “STAR SINGERS CLUB”, musical instrument experiences and classical concerts “Beethoven – Creating Sound in a Silent World” by “Classic Picnic”, and gospel lives by “The Soul Bird”.

The workshops include “Kuma-chan’s Vehicle Stamp & Colorful Coloring” by the assisted living facility “studio COOCA”, “Glowing Sensory Bottle Making” by “Mingle Club”, and “Silkscreen Workshop

About: Zou-no-Hana Terrace

Zou-no-Hana Terrace is a scenic waterfront park and public space located in Yokohama, Japan. It is historically significant as the site where Commodore Matthew Perry landed in 1854, which marked the opening of Japan to the West. Today, Zou-no-Hana Terrace serves as a cultural hub, offering an array of artistic and cultural events, and features a café and exhibition space, making it a popular gathering spot for both locals and tourists.