To mark the final day of the trip on Christmas eve, the volunteer will dress up as Santa Claus and deliver gifts to displaced children in the Tohoku region. This non-profit initiative is an effort to revive the nation’s travel business and tourism industry after the March earthquakes devastated areas in northern Japan including Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima.
All interested candidates and sponsors to this non-profit initiative can apply via http://travelvolunteer.net/ by 31 July.
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