Reviving Japan's Abandoned Boats and Delivering Them as 'Life-Saving Vessels' to Philippine Islands! 'Project KATIG' Launches Crowdfunding from Izumo's Taki Town on June 17 (Wed)
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NPO Boat Bridge Asia, based in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, launches 'Project KATIG'—a sustainable initiative to repair Japan's abandoned boats and donate them as emergency rescue vessels to remote Philippine islands affected by typhoons. Crowdfunding begins June 17, 2026, on READYFOR with a goal of 3 million yen.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Project KATIG?
A: An international initiative to repair Japan’s abandoned boats and donate them as life-saving rescue vessels to remote Philippine islands.
Q: Why Taki Town, Izumo?
A: It offers rich maritime culture, traditional salt-making, and welfare employment infrastructure for sustainable local integration.
Q: How will the funds be used?
A: The 3 million yen goal covers boat repairs and shipping to the Philippines.
Q: What are the future plans?
A: Expand Boat Bridge Asia hubs nationwide, revitalizing local maritime cultures and industries.
Q: How can I support?
A: A crowdfunding campaign launches June 17, 2026, on READYFOR—open to all supporters.