Singer G-Dragon has invited Japanese Paralympic athletes to his world tour concert. This invitation is a response to a letter from Japanese athlete Kubota (窪田幸太), who expressed that G-Dragon's music helped him achieve good results at the Paralympics.
The 'Just Peace Foundation,' a public interest corporation chaired by G-Dragon, invited Paralympic athletes to the 'Weberman Show' held at Osaka Kyocera Dome on the 25th, presenting them with a gesture of support.
G-Dragon established the Just Peace Foundation with the aim of providing courage to people and bringing peace through music, set to launch on August 8, 2024. His world tour, which began on March 28 in Korea, carries the message of contributing to world peace through music and seeks to engage in practices that benefit the public good.
British band Coldplay, during their world tour concert in Mumbai, India, in January this year, allowed visually impaired individuals to touch the performance stage and experience the vibrations of the music through their 'Touch Tour' program.
Coldplay invited these individuals, generating a positive response from fans who supported their authenticity. G-Dragon's Just Peace Foundation has also been recognized for making symbolic attempts regarding accessibility issues for people with disabilities.
His agency, Galaxy Corporation, stated, "The artist will continue to make such meaningful invitations during the tour."
[Lee Da-kyum, Star Today Reporter]
