What will happen to the Rikuzen Takata Rainbow House?

It will be transferred to Rikuzen Takata City free of charge on March 31, 2026, in line with the original plan to transfer it to the region after about 10 years.

Will support for disaster orphans end in the future?

No. While the physical base will be gone, the Ashinaga Scholarship Association will continue to maintain relationships with bereaved families and provide opportunities for interaction.

What will happen to the Rainbow Houses in Sendai and Ishinomaki?

Sendai will continue to operate as a support base. Ishinomaki will follow the same approach as Rikuzen Takata, focusing on local contributions.

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Ashinaga Foundation Transfers 'Rikuzentakata Rainbow House,' a Grief Care Base for Great East Japan Earthquake Orphans, to the City

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The Ashinaga Foundation will transfer the Rikuzentakata Rainbow House to Rikuzentakata City free of charge on March 31, 2026, shifting to a new phase of continuous support.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What will happen to the Rikuzen Takata Rainbow House?: A: It will be transferred to Rikuzen Takata City free of charge on March 31, 2026, in line with the original plan to transfer it to the region after about 10 years.
Q: Will support for disaster orphans end in the future?: A: No. While the physical base will be gone, the Ashinaga Scholarship Association will continue to maintain relationships with bereaved families and provide opportunities for interaction.
Q: What will happen to the Rainbow Houses in Sendai and Ishinomaki?: A: Sendai will continue to operate as a support base. Ishinomaki will follow the same approach as Rikuzen Takata, focusing on local contributions.