Members
DAVID(Vo)
SAMUEL(Cho)
YOHANE(Cho)
KAYANO(Pf)

Features
A gospel group formed in November 2002.
Gifts” means “gift” in Japanese.

The reason for their activities.
With the vision of “I want to convey something certain to the world through gospel”, they have been performing live on the streets and giving concerts all over Japan and overseas (USA, Korea, Thailand, Cambodia, Taiwan, Philippines, Russia, Italy, Greece) with their base in Tokyo. He also performs regularly at medical facilities. She also performs at medical facilities on a regular basis.

Major past events in which she has performed
2006 West Coast Gospel Conference (held in Hollywood, U.S.A., where she was the first Japanese to participate)
2008 Performed at the world’s largest church of 700,000 people in Korea.
2009-2013 Hakuba J.GOSPEL Contest (1st place for 5 consecutive years)

Concerts at Schools
Elementary school in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture, Kindergarten in Suginami Ward, Tokyo, Itoman High School in Okinawa Prefecture, Umeko Gakuin University, Seigakuin Junior High School, Seigakuin High School, etc.

Concerts at hospitals
Miyagi Prefectural Psychiatric Center/Miyagi Cancer Center/Miyagi Cardiovascular Center/Sendai Social Insurance Hospital/Aomori Hirosaki Stroke Rehabilitation Center/Nagano Suwa Red Cross Hospital/Tokyo NTT East Hospital/Tokyo Daiwa Hospital/Mie Kuwana East Medical Center/Gifu General Hospital/Kachi Izumi Hospital/Fukuoka Dazaifu Hospital/Okinawa Mt. Olive Hospital, etc.

Concerts at medical conferences, etc.
Mini-concert at the Psychiatric Forum (Natori City Cultural Hall, Miyagi Prefecture)/Opening concert at the National Association of Occupational Therapists (Sendai International Center, Miyagi Prefecture)/Concert at the National Association of Nurses for Renal Failure (Yokohama)/Mini-concert at the 4th Chronic Kidney Disease Public Forum (Ina, Nagano Prefecture)/Mini-concert at the 4th JGB Health Counseling Conference Mini-concert at the 4th JGB Health Counseling Conference (Tsukuba University Tokyo Campus), etc.

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