What is CHEST?

CHEST is a volunteer group in the Faculty of International Tourism at Hannan University founded by Taishin Takase in 2019.

Fumitaka interviews Sara about CHEST management.

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Here is Minori's video interview with the founder of CHEST, Taishin Takase.

Interview with Yukari

Kazuki interviewed Yukari and Kengo about their CHEST fund-raising activities.

Ka =Kazuki ; Y = Yukari

K: How did you do the fund-raising activities?

Y: It was divided over several days. Per day, 5~6 people donated. To let people know what we were collecting donations for, we made a fund-raising box and a poster.

K: How many stations did you collect at?

Y: We collected at two stations - Kawachi Amami and Amagasaki city.

K: It was so cool! By the way, did the number of people donating change depending on the station?

Y: Yes! There were more donations at Kawachi Amami. Some people donated and others did

not, but it was still rewarding! And we could collect more money than I imagined.

K: That’s good. But what are you doing now?

Y: Currently, CHEST activities are stopped because of the “Corona virus”.

K: I see. Well, good luck with your next activity!

Interview with Kengo (Ka = Kazuki ; Ke=Kengo)

Ka: What did you call out to people?

Ke: Someone says, “We are doing supporting activity for Cambodia. Please donate!”

Following this, the other members repeated the same sentence. We repeated and repeated again and again!

Ka: That’s sounds like hard work, doesn’t it?

Ke: Of course!

Ka: I couldn’t ask Yukari, but what was the most surprising station?

Ke: “Kawachi Amami” was so surprising. Many people cooperated with the fund-raising activity. I thought this is “The Osaka” - Osakans have a big heart!

What is CHEST?

CHEST is a volunteer group in the Faculty of International Tourism at Hannan University founded by Taishin Takase in 2019.

Fumitaka interviews Sara about CHEST management.

Press icon to listen.

Here is Minori's video interview with the founder of CHEST, Taishin Takase.

Interview with Yukari

Kazuki interviewed Yukari and Kengo about their CHEST fund-raising activities.

Ka =Kazuki ; Y = Yukari

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K: How did you do the fund-raising activities?

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Y: It was divided over several days. Per day, 5~6 people donated. To let people know what we were collecting donations for, we made a fund-raising box and a poster.

K: How many stations did you collect at?

Y: We collected at two stations - Kawachi Amami and Amagasaki city.

K: It was so cool! By the way, did the number of people donating change depending on the station?

Y: Yes! There were more donations at Kawachi Amami. Some people donated and others did

not, but it was still rewarding! And we could collect more money than I imagined.

K: That’s good. But what are you doing now?

Y: Currently, CHEST activities are stopped because of the “Corona virus”.

K: I see. Well, good luck with your next activity!

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Interview with Kengo (Ka = Kazuki ; Ke=Kengo)

Ka: What did you call out to people?

Ke: Someone says, “We are doing supporting activity for Cambodia. Please donate!”

Following this, the other members repeated the same sentence. We repeated and repeated again and again!

Ka: That’s sounds like hard work, doesn’t it?

Ke: Of course!

Ka: I couldn’t ask Yukari, but what was the most surprising station?

Ke: “Kawachi Amami” was so surprising. Many people cooperated with the fund-raising activity. I thought this is “The Osaka” - Osakans have a big heart!

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Interview with Yukari　