Among them, acceptance began at 10:00 am at the NHK Broadcast Center in Shibuya, Tokyo, and 65 children of the Nerima Hakuba kindergarten in Tokyo attended donations.

Children used a milk carton, had hand-made savings boxes drawing pictures of rabbits and bears and handed them to each person in charge, saying "I would like to ask you."
The children said that they had been giving birthdays when they helped at home, "I would like people who do not have food and people who are afflicted by sickness to use it."

"End-of-life assistance" is used for persons with disabilities throughout the country, elderly people who need nursing care, and disaster relief support.
In addition, 'overseas negotiation' is to be used by people suffering from conflicts and disasters around the world through the Japanese Red Cross Society.

NHK year-end guidance and overseas assistance are accepted until the 25th of this month, including the NHK broadcasting stations throughout the country, joint donor associations, the Japanese Red Cross Society, the post office, and financial institutions with markings handled I will.