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campaigns held each spring and fall across Japan, organized by college students receiving
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parents in traffic accidents. Over the years, support was extended to children who had lost parents due to other kind of accidents, illness, suicide, and natural disasters. From
Ashinaga’s first campaign, more than $ 80 million was raised by street fundraising.
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Japanese high school and universities, and is currently sponsoring 48 international students from
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