1. Event Purpose
This project is a charity event aimed at contributing to society. Participants will showcase their cultivated hidden talents (skills/abilities are fine), and by donating the proceeds, we aim to provide an opportunity to contribute to society while having fun. We strive for participants, audience members, and beneficiary organizations to unite and contribute to the revitalization of global society and the improvement of welfare.
This is a worldwide talent show (skills/abilities are fine). The proceeds will be provided to address social issues and support longevity research, aiming for a better future society.
2. Event Overview
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Event Name | Worldwide Charity Talent Show |
| Venue | Online (Streamed on YouTube) |
| Organizer | Worldwide Charity Talent Show Executive Committee |
| Sponsorship | To be determined |
| Beneficiaries | Attendees who pay the admission fee can choose freely. Examples: UN, NGOs worldwide, disaster recovery support, children's cafeterias, welfare facilities, local dog/cat activities, longevity research, etc. |
| Grand Prize | Amazon Gift Card worth 100,000 JPY |
3. Request for Sponsorship
We kindly request your understanding and endorsement of this Worldwide Charity Talent Show, and ask for your sponsorship. The sponsorship funds received will be carefully utilized as operating expenses and donations. Please consider this a valuable opportunity to showcase your company's proactive commitment to social contribution. If you wish to sponsor, please contact us here.
Types of Sponsorship
- Special Sponsorship: 500,000 JPY per unit
- General Sponsorship: 100,000 JPY per unit
- Sponsorship A: 50,000 JPY per unit
Sponsorship Benefits
Special Sponsorship (500,000 JPY)
- Company logo placement on event announcement posters and flyers
- Banner advertisement placement on the official website of the Worldwide Charity Talent Show
- Company logo or company name (or organization name, individual name) placement on the official website / social media of the Worldwide Charity Talent Show
- Company logo or company name (or organization name, individual name) placement on the YouTube membership page
General Sponsorship (100,000 JPY)
- Company logo placement on event announcement posters and flyers
- Company logo or company name (or organization name, individual name) placement on the official website / social media of the Worldwide Charity Talent Show
Sponsorship A (50,000 JPY)
- Company logo or company name (or organization name, individual name) placement on the official website of the Worldwide Charity Talent Show
4. Event Content
Talent Showcase
Participants will showcase a diverse range of talents including singing, dancing, magic, musical instrument performances, comedy, art, technology, and more. Awards will be given to outstanding acts based on audience votes and judges' evaluations. Your performance will deliver inspiration and smiles that resonate with the audience!
Charity Raffle
We will hold a grand raffle featuring prizes from local companies and organizations. All proceeds will be allocated to charity, allowing you to contribute to society while having fun.
Beneficiary Activity Introduction Corner
We will set up a corner for beneficiary organizations to introduce their activities. By learning about how your donations will be utilized and the specific activities, you can gain a deeper understanding and empathy for the significance of charity.
5. Participant Recruitment
Would you like to bring smiles to the world with your hidden talent?
We are looking for individuals or groups of all ages, genders, and professional/amateur status who wish to showcase their talents!
- Application Period: Monday, June 9, 2025 – Sunday, November 30, 2025
- Target Applicants: Individuals/groups who want to save the world OR individuals/groups who want to brighten the world
How to Apply: Please apply using the dedicated form!
Apply Here!➡6. Eligible Skills/Arts and Recommended Application Formats
This event aims to provide a platform where everyone can fully demonstrate their originality and talent. Below are examples of eligible skills/arts. Please do not feel limited by these examples, and by all means, showcase your "hidden talent"! Preliminary rounds will involve submitting videos or photos, and by applying in the format best suited to your skill/art, you will be able to maximize the appeal of your wonderful talent.
Examples of Eligible Skills/Arts:
- Singing: Solos, duets, choral performances, hymns, etc.
- Dancing: Street dance, classical ballet, Japanese dance, creative dance, etc.
- Comedy: Skits, manzai, one-shot gags, flip card acts, impersonations, etc.
- Musical Instrument Performance: Piano, guitar, violin, drums, traditional Japanese instruments (shakuhachi, shamisen, etc.), wind instruments, DJ performances, etc.
- Art & Crafts: Bonsai, photography, painting (live painting, etc.), calligraphy, sculpture, pottery, magic, juggling, balloon art, origami, etc.
- Performance Arts: Acrobatics, pantomime, recitation, theatrical plays, ventriloquism, street performances, etc.
- Technology & IT-related: Programming (interactive art, game development, etc.), robot operation, drone piloting, digital art, VFX (visual effects) demonstrations, etc.
- Other: Cooking demonstrations, calligraphy performances, haiku/tanka recitation, trivia presentations, etc.
Recommended Application Formats Table:
| Genre of Skill/Art | Recommended Application Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Singing | Video | To evaluate vocal quality, expressiveness, and overall performance |
| Dancing | Video | To evaluate movement, choreography, and overall expressiveness |
| Comedy | Video | To evaluate timing, facial expressions, movements, and the humor of the act |
| Musical Instrument Performance | Video | To evaluate playing technique, tone, and overall performance |
| Bonsai | Photos | Including photos from multiple angles or of the growth process is also good |
| Photography | Photos | To evaluate the quality of the work |
| Painting | Photos | To evaluate the finished work. Video is also effective for live painting |
| Calligraphy | Photos | To evaluate the quality of the work. Video is also effective for calligraphy performance |
| Sculpture/Pottery | Photos | Photos from multiple angles are desirable to convey three-dimensionality |
| Magic/Juggling | Video | To evaluate the difficulty of the trick, flow, and audience engagement |
| Balloon Art | Video or Photos | Photos are suitable for finished works, while videos are suitable for the creation process or performance |
| Origami | Photos | To evaluate the precision and beauty of the finished work |
| Acrobatics | Video | To evaluate the accuracy and dynamism of movements |
| Pantomime | Video | To evaluate expressiveness and fluidity of movement |
| Recitation/Theater | Video | To evaluate vocal expression, acting skills, and scene portrayal |
| Ventriloquism | Video | To evaluate coordination with the character and voice modulation |
| Street Performance | Video | To evaluate the impact of the act and audience appeal |
| Programming | Video | To evaluate the operation and interactivity of the creation. Screenshots of code can also be attached |
| Robotics | Video | To evaluate robot movement and operating skills |
| Drone Piloting | Video | To evaluate flight skills and quality of filmed footage |
| Digital Art | Video or Photos | Photos are suitable for still images, while videos are suitable for animations or interactive works |
| VFX (Visual Effects) Showcase | Video | To evaluate the realization of effects and ideas |
| Cooking Demonstration | Video or Photos | Photos are suitable for the appearance of the dish, while videos are suitable for the cooking process and attention to taste |
| Haiku/Tanka Recitation | Photos | To evaluate the work itself. Video is also effective for recitation performance |
| Trivia Presentation | Video | To evaluate speaking skills and presentation ability |
| All Other Skills/Arts | Video or Photos | Choose either photos or video, whichever best conveys the quality of the skill/art. |
7. Admission Fee
The admission fee for this event will be fully donated as charity funds. Your support directly contributes to social contribution activities.
Admission Fee
5,000 JPY
Advance Ticket
4,500 JPY
(Considering online sales, play guides, community centers, etc.)
8. Schedule (Tentative)
- June 2025: Event details finalized, Executive Committee established, Participant recruitment begins
- July 2025: Sponsorship requests begin
- August 2025: Public relations activities fully launched
- September 2025: Participant recruitment closes
- Early October 2025: Final meeting, material procurement
- December 24, 2025: Event held!
- March 2026: Revenue tabulation, donation, report creation
9. Expected Effects
Social Contribution
Through donations, we support welfare activities and social contribution initiatives.
Platform for Participant Self-Expression
We provide a venue for participants to showcase their daily efforts, supporting their motivation and self-realization.
Audience Enjoyment
We provide smiles and inspiration to the audience through a variety of hidden talents.
Your hidden talent will bring smiles to someone.
We eagerly await your participation! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Apply to Participate Now!Videos Submitted by Participants
| Name | Submitted Video |
|---|---|
| Brother Band (as The BeatleRoos)
Bass: Goro Matsuura (Bishop of Catholic Nagoya Diocese) Keyboard: Goro Matsuura's brother, a priest of Osaka Takamatsu Diocese Vocals: Principal of a Catholic school (Aitoku Gakuen in Tarumi) Guitar on the far right: Former Principal of Rokko Gakuin |
"Imagine" performed by the band "BeatleRoos" |
| Akihiro Kawaguchi | Made Turkish dish "Dolma" (recipe provided by the Turkish Embassy) |
| Akihiro Kawaguchi | Haru yo, Koi (Come, Spring) |
| Akihiro Kawaguchi | Made a copy game of the classic "Solomon's Key" |
| Natsukiko Sato | Performance: "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" |