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Japanese Motorcycle Makers Announce Kumamoto Earthquake Relief: Honda ¥50M, Yamaha ¥30M

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Japanese Motorcycle Makers Announce Kumamoto Earthquake Relief: Honda ¥50M, Yamaha ¥30M — PHOTO — WEBIKE / © Webike↗ View original

Following the July 28 Kumamoto earthquake, Japan's motorcycle makers have announced relief measures. Honda is donating ¥50 million to Kumamoto Prefecture alongside generators and food supplies, while Yamaha Motor is contributing ¥30 million through the Japan Platform. Suzuki has also pledged support, with each company drawing on its own business strengths.

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Junya Ikeuchi

EUROPE & SOCIAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT

60 / European Motorcycle Scene · Social Issues

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Junya IkeuchiEuropean Motorcycle Scene · Social Issues Commentary

In Europe, I've seen plenty of moments where how a manufacturer moves with money and supplies during a disaster ends up defining the brand's trust. Honda providing generators and publishing road-condition data through 'Itsumo Navi' feels like something aimed at the relationship with society, not just a donation. From where I sit, that kind of concrete support tends to earn real credit.