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The Youth Division of the Prefectural Pachinko Cooperative Association Donates 150 Kg of Rice Each to Two Organizations to Support Child Poverty Measures and Soup Kitchens.

On the 18th, the youth division of the Okinawa Prefectural Pachinko and Slot Machine Cooperative Association (chaired by Junichiro Arakaki) donated 150 kg of rice each to "The Association to Energize Women" (represented by Rie Gorgeous), which is working to combat child poverty, and "Yuimaru no Kai" (represented by Moritsugu Oyama), which is conducting soup kitchen activities, at the Okinawa Amusement Industry Association Hall in Urasoe City as …
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On the 18th, the youth division of the Okinawa Prefectural Pachinko and Slot Machine Cooperative Association (chaired by Junichiro Arakaki) donated 150 kg of rice each to "The Association to Energize Women" (represented by Rie Gorgeous), which is working to combat child poverty, and "Yuimaru no Kai" (represented by Moritsugu Oyama), which is conducting soup kitchen activities, at the Okinawa Amusement Industry Association Hall in Urasoe City as …

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沖縄タイムス+プラス broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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