[April Dream] 12 minutes from Tohoku Expressway Motomiya IC. Transforming a 1,000-tsubo 'overgrown wasteland' into Japan's happiest sanctuary of life, the 'Animal Slow-Life Sanctuary'.
Du Home & Garden Co., Ltd. and the Public Health Center Dog & Cat Support Group announced their 'April Dream' vision to turn a 1,000-tsubo wasteland in Koriyama City into a sanctuary for rescued pets and people. They are currently seeking financial partners.
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Our company supports April Dream, an initiative to make April 1st a day to broadcast dreams. This press release represents the dream of "Du Home & Garden Co., Ltd. and the Public Health Center Dog & Cat Support Group."
**Du Home & Garden Co., Ltd. / Public Health Center Dog & Cat Support Group**
### **In Koriyama, the City of Music**
Known as the City of Music, Koriyama is a place where music thrives. Located just 1 hour and 17 minutes from Tokyo Station, the Shinkansen brings you not the rushed pace of the city, but an invitation to deep tranquility.
When the sun sets and the vast 1,000-tsubo earth is enveloped in silence. Cutting through the clear night air, the sound of a swift dash reaches you as a soft resonance. It is proof that the heartbeat of civilization and the breath of mother nature are gently melting together in this place.
Now, covered in grass that grows as tall as a person, this quietly sleeping former farmland will not become just another "shelter." Our dream is to make this **the only "Sanctuary" in Japan where dogs, cats, and humans seeking "true richness" cultivate life together and play the future together.**
## ■ The "Concerto of Life" Starting from a 1,000-tsubo Wasteland
Right now, under our feet is just a grassy field growing as tall as a person. But I can see it. The footsteps of rescued dogs running around energetically, the breathing of cats purring on the veranda. And the smiles of people taking a deep breath after their "1 hour and 17 minutes" journey from Tokyo.
Our dream is to elevate this 1,000-tsubo area from a "facility managed by someone" to a **"community played together by everyone."**
## ■ Will you also become a player in this "Sanctuary"?
To realize this magnificent dream and pass the baton to the next generation, we are seeking partners in the form of "financial participation."
**Du Home & Garden Co., Ltd. / Public Health Center Dog & Cat Support Group**
### **In Koriyama, the City of Music**
Known as the City of Music, Koriyama is a place where music thrives. Located just 1 hour and 17 minutes from Tokyo Station, the Shinkansen brings you not the rushed pace of the city, but an invitation to deep tranquility.
When the sun sets and the vast 1,000-tsubo earth is enveloped in silence. Cutting through the clear night air, the sound of a swift dash reaches you as a soft resonance. It is proof that the heartbeat of civilization and the breath of mother nature are gently melting together in this place.
Now, covered in grass that grows as tall as a person, this quietly sleeping former farmland will not become just another "shelter." Our dream is to make this **the only "Sanctuary" in Japan where dogs, cats, and humans seeking "true richness" cultivate life together and play the future together.**
## ■ The "Concerto of Life" Starting from a 1,000-tsubo Wasteland
Right now, under our feet is just a grassy field growing as tall as a person. But I can see it. The footsteps of rescued dogs running around energetically, the breathing of cats purring on the veranda. And the smiles of people taking a deep breath after their "1 hour and 17 minutes" journey from Tokyo.
Our dream is to elevate this 1,000-tsubo area from a "facility managed by someone" to a **"community played together by everyone."**
## ■ Will you also become a player in this "Sanctuary"?
To realize this magnificent dream and pass the baton to the next generation, we are seeking partners in the form of "financial participation."