KinKi Kids member Tsuyoshi Domoto appeared on the radio program “KinKi Kidsどんなもんヤ” broadcast late at night on the 12th and talked about the recent Noto Peninsula earthquake. The pop duo, known for their impactful music and meaningful advocacies in Japan, have once again shown their support and empathy for those affected by natural disasters.
During the program, Domoto Gang shared his experience during the earthquake that occurred on New Year’s Day, stating that he was in the Osaka’s Kyocera Dome preparing for a concert at the time. He expressed the fear and discomfort he felt during the violent shaking and reminisced about the 311 earthquake, saying that it made him feel as uncomfortable as seasickness.
The musician also spoke about the importance of conveying thoughts of support and strength to those in the disaster areas, emphasizing that everyone can contribute in their own way to help those in need. He brought attention to the need for not just direct support, but also for love and positive energy to be sent to those affected.
Domoto Tsuyoshi encouraged listeners to think of the people in the disaster areas and wish them peace, emphasizing that this simple act can have a profound impact on those facing difficult circumstances. He also urged others to join him in living with this intention and to support those in the disaster area as they gradually regain their daily routines.
The statements made by the KinKi Kids member highlight the power of empathy and collective effort in times of crisis, and serve as a reminder of the importance of supporting and uplifting those in need.