Preventing COVID-19 and stopping its spread in the Amami Islands. The basic strategies for preventing infectious diseases, including COVID-19, are hand washing and wearing a face mask when you are in the public places and talk to people on the islands.We sincerely thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Hiromasa KinoshitaRepresentativeJuly/10/2022
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, we ask that you avoid visiting the Amami Islands in order to protect local communities and yourself. Due to the Islands’ remoteness, healthcare facilities on the Amami Islands are less well-equipped than those of mainland Japan. As such, if an outbreak of COVID-19 occurred on the Islands, the entire medical system may collapse. Already, many people have become infected on the islands, which is placing a lot of stress on hospitals and […]
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We’re currently editing a video of Shimauta, the folk song in the Amami Islands, Japan.Keep watching this space.
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SAVE THE ISLANDS provided the English title to the short video “Dad’s bicycle and Hikanzakura Sakibaru, Amami-Oshima, Director’s cut” for AMAMI.CAMERA (https://amami.camera). *Hikanzakura (Prunus campanulata) is one of the many cherry blossom trees that blooms early and the distribution in Taiwan, the south of China, Okinawa and the Amami Islands in Japan.
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SAVE THE ISLANDS provided the English lyrics to “Under the sun” for TIDA.
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SAVE THE ISLANDS promotes the sale of Kokuto-shochu (Japanese rum) in Fukushima City, located in Northeast Japan, through the project “Islands market”. “Islands market” is a project by SAVE THE ISLANDS that finds new markets outside the Amami islands for products made on the islands.Keep watching this space.
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SAVE THE ISLANDS provided the English lyrics to “Have some Miki with me” for TIDA. ※”settings”>”subtitles”>”English”
Read More SAVE THE ISLANDS provided the English lyrics to “Brush your teeth and rock” for TIDA (unreleased).
Read More SAVE THE ISLANDS provided the English title to the album “Take care”, as well as an explanation of the album in English for TIDA. ↑↑↑↑↑ Please click it and listen the album.
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SAVE THE ISLANDS provided the English lyrics to “Wash your hands and gargle” for TIDA, a rock band which uses shamisen in their music and whose members were born on Amami-Oshima Island, part of the Amami Islands. ↑↑↑↑↑ Please click it and watch the music video.
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