Activity reports and news
Activity reports
The latest activity reports, event news and updates on our progress.
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1,385 tourniquets delivered to Ukraine: medical supplies sent from Okayama
NPO EURASIA in Kurashiki, Okayama, buys tourniquets and other medical supplies with your donations and sends them to Ukraine. So far we have sent 1,385 tourniquets. Here we report how they get from purchase…
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4 fire engines from Tsuyama and Maniwa have arrived in Ukraine
4 fire engines provided by Tsuyama and Maniwa in Okayama Prefecture arrived in Ukraine in April 2026. They went to local authorities in Sumy Oblast, Kyiv Oblast and the city of Odesa (a hromada, a city council’s municipal enterprise and a village…
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Kurashiki Commercial High School’s international understanding lecture featured on the school’s website
This lecture was given by Liliya Babiy, Vice Chair of NPO EURASIA. Through her talk and a dialogue with the students, it became a time to think deeply about Ukraine’s history and present situation, and about “what peace is”…
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Ambulance from Kurashiki in service in Ukraine: letter of appreciation from Trostianets, Sumy Oblast, presented to Mayor Kaori Ito on December 23
We have received word that the ambulance provided by Kurashiki to support Ukraine has arrived safely and gone into service. The ambulance from Kurashiki is being put to use…
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News: Maniwa hands over 2 fire engines to us
On Wednesday, September 24, 2025, at 11 a.m., a handover ceremony for two fire engines was held at Maniwa City Hall. This is the city’s second donation, following one last year. At the ceremony, Mayor Noboru Ota handed over the certificate of donation, and NPO…
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A fire engine has arrived in Ukraine
The following message was posted by the city of Sokyriany. 🇺🇦🇯🇵 Humanitarian aid from Japan has arrived in the Sokyriany hromada 🚒 Recently, residents of Tsuyama, Okayama Prefecture, donated a Toyota…
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Ambulances and fire engines leave for 3 oblasts of Ukraine
On September 2, 2025, as part of NPO EURASIA’s humanitarian work, 2 ambulances and 2 fire engines, 4 vehicles in all, set off for Khmelnytskyi, Mykolaiv and Kharkiv Oblasts in Ukraine from Mizushima…
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Courtesy call on the Governor by Liliya Babiy, our Vice Chair
On July 29, 2025, our Vice Chair Liliya Babiy paid a courtesy call on Governor Ryuta Ibaragi. As a Ukrainian-born resident of the prefecture, she shared what she had seen on the ground during a visit home of about 2 weeks in early July, and…
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Letter of appreciation from a Ukrainian military unit commander
To Yoshinori Oki, NPO EURASIA. We sincerely thank your organization for its great support for and cooperation with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Furthermore, in maintaining the territorial integrity and inviolability of our homeland…
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Fire engines leave for Ukraine: from Okayama, made possible through partnership
On May 27, fire engines left Mizushima Port in Kurashiki, Okayama Prefecture, as part of our support for Ukraine. They are bound for Odesa, a port city in southern Ukraine, where a severe humanitarian situation continues and medical…
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Fire engine and ambulance arrive, and we receive a letter of appreciation
Hello, everyone! We have received a letter of appreciation for our support from the Borodianka Settlement Council in Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine. Life-saving support made real! We, NPO…
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Featured in the Asahi Shimbun: Okayama Prefecture provides an ambulance and a fire engine to Ukraine
Hello, everyone! Okayama Prefecture has decided to provide Ukraine with an ambulance (model year 2010) and a fire engine carrying a small portable pump (model year 1998), and on September 4 a send-off ceremony was held at the Okayama Prefectural…
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Plaque of appreciation from the State Security Administration of Ukraine
The State Security Administration of Ukraine (DSSU) has presented us with a commemorative plaque from its head (a major general) in recognition of our support. To Oki Yoshinori, representative of NPO “EURASIA,” and…
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