Renowned musician YOSHIKI has extended his philanthropic efforts once again by donating 10 million yen to support victims of the recent earthquake in Taiwan. Through his non-profit organization, YOSHIKI FOUNDATION AMERICA, the donation was directed to the Taiwanese Red Cross organization, aiming to provide assistance to those affected by the disaster that struck on April 3rd.

Expressing his heartfelt condolences, YOSHIKI remarked, "I have performed many concerts in Taiwan. My heart hurts when I think about the feelings of all the fans and the victims of the disaster. I would like to express my deepest sympathies to everyone affected by this disaster. I pray that peaceful days
will return as soon as possible."

This contribution adds to YOSHIKI's extensive humanitarian work, which includes substantial donations to aid various international emergencies over the years. From supporting Hurricane Harvey victims in Texas to combatting wildfires in the Amazon rainforest, YOSHIKI has consistently stepped up to assist those in need.

YOSHIKI's dedication to philanthropy spans decades, with notable contributions to disaster-stricken areas such as Japan and China. His ongoing support has provided relief and resources to countless individuals, reflecting his commitment to making a positive impact on communities worldwide.

For more information on YOSHIKI's philanthropic endeavors and the YOSHIKI FOUNDATION AMERICA, visit their official website.

To learn more about the Taiwan Red Cross Organization and contribute to their efforts, visit their website: Taiwan Red Cross Organization