To mark the 60th anniversary, members of the "Hula Girls Nationwide Kizuna Caravan," which toured the nation immediately after the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, bringing smiles and cheer to many people, will gather again to hold the "Revival Kizuna Caravan: Hula Girls Alumni Performance."
　Additionally, all proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the Japanese Red Cross Society.

Date	2025/10/ 18 (Saturday)
Time	Opening 15: 00 Start 15:30 *The performance is scheduled to last approximately 45 minutes.
Venue	Beach Theater
Prices	Ticket price: 1,000 yen (tax included) *Same price for adults, children, and infants *A separate Hawaiians admission ticket is required. <Available at Lawson Ticket> Sales page:https://l-tike.com/order/?gLcode=22006 Sales period: August 29th, 2025 (Friday) 18:00 to October 17th (Friday) 23:59
Message	We will be re-enacting some of the most memorable performances from the 2011 "Hula Girls National Kizuna Caravan." In addition, a special exhibition will be held at the Hula Museum looking back on the progress of Hawaiians during the Great East Japan Earthquake, and a message board, which was also installed at the Nationwide Caravan venue, will be set up to accept messages from customers.

What is the "Hula Girls Nationwide Kizuna Caravan"?

　The Great East Japan Earthquake occurred on March 11, 2011. Spa Resort Hawaiians was forced to close, and the hula girls lost a place to dance. Still, wanting to do whatever they could to help with the recovery of their hometowns of Iwaki, Fukushima, and the entire Tohoku region, which were suffering from the negative publicity caused by the nuclear accident, and to spread the smiles and energy of Fukushima and Iwaki, they started the Hula Girls Nationwide Kizuna Caravan. Between May and October of that year, they performed 247 times in 125 locations, including 26 prefectures across Japan and Seoul, South Korea.
　The caravan consisted of 23 hula girls who were enrolled at the time, split into three teams and traveled around the country.