The Metropolitan Police Department and others invited the children to a basketball boys' and B league games held in Tokyo so that the children who lost their families in the incident or accident could make fun memories.
Nine people were invited to the match, including junior high school and high school students who lost their families in an incident or accident.
Realized by the Metropolitan Police Department with the help of the B-League team Alvark Tokyo, the children sat in the front row of the stands and watched the players play powerfully.
At times, he seemed to enjoy the atmosphere unique to the match venue, such as clapping his hands with other spectators to the music.
The Metropolitan Police Department has been doing this for seven years as part of its support for the bereaved children, and has so far invited about 600 people to sports and music events.
A second-year high school girl who participated said, "The power of the players and support was amazing. I am interested in managing the company in the future, so I would like to take this opportunity to study hard."
Kazumi Kurihara, a crime victim support officer of the Metropolitan Police Department, said, "Through these efforts, I hope that the families of those who have been victims of crime will be able to lead a positive life as much as possible."