Kifubon Project

　　　　　

“I would like to help share this message of hope around the world”

Kifubon means book donation or contribution （寄付本）in Japanese.

The Kifubon project provides a wonderful opportunity for you to directly share this message with people around the world and your ongoing support is most welcome and needed to provide books for the next wave of donation activities which are focused on the new illustrated book 'The Stonecutter'(Japaese version).

The Kifubon project is extremely dear to us at Bunya publishing.
Through this project we are touching hearts and sharing a message of hope and strength.

Prem Rawat’s latest book: The Stonecutter (Japanese version)

The Stonecutter

At the 2017 Fukushima Kifubon event covered by two FM radio stations and multiple newspapers

Prem personally donating books to the children of Fukushima

Kifubon project statistics

You can make a contribution of books for use in the Kifubon project through our online store

1. The Stonecutter 60 copies Kifubon book donation　109,200 JPY

(Includes processing and sending the donated books)

A handcrafted, leather-backed limited edition of Splitting the Arrow SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR will be sent as a complimentary gift on orders of 60 copies or more (Only 8 signed leather copies remain, after they are gone we will send a normal copy of Splitting the Arrow signed by the author for all donations of 60 books or more).

2. The Stonecutter 10 copies Kifubon book donation　18,200 JPY

3. 1 copy of The Stonecutter Kifubon book donation　1,820 JPY

(Approx $17 USD this includes processing and sending the donated books)

Quantity

4. Sending a specified amount

If you would like to contribute an amount different to the three options above, please send us an email and we will guide you through the process.

Bunya publishing　　bunya@e-denen.net

The books already donated through the
Kifubon project are making their way
around Japan and the world.

Kifubon project statistics so far

from around the World　 9248 copies　　 from Japan　 3889 copies　　 Total　 13137 copies

Nov,2018

Where the books have gone to so far

2nd Nov,2018 364volumes of "The Stonecutter" sent to students,teachers and libruary to Obuse junior high school in Nagano
　
Oct 18.2018 78volumes of "The Stonecutter" were donated to Minami-souma elementary school in Fukushima.
　
Sep,2018 59vooume of "Splitting the arrow" sent to students who atend Hiroshima event.
　
Aug 22,2018 80volumes of ”Splitting the arrow”were sent to Junior High School / High School in Hiroshima
　
Jan 12,2018 107volumes of "The Stonecutter" were donated to Shimokawasaki,Namie,Tsushima elementary schools in Fukushima.
　
Jan 12,2018 198volumes of "The Stonecutter" were donated to Seimei elementary school in Fukushima
　
October 14,2017 30volumes of "The pot with the Hole" Fukushima Nishi High school
　
October 14,2017 70volumes of "The pot with the Hole" Seimei Elementary School in Fukushima
　
September 15,2017　 150volumes of "The pot with the Hole"　Nagano Pef. Storytelling Association 　　　
　
May 24, 2017 279 volumes of "The pot with the Hole" were donated to the severely disabled child (person) project implementation facility
　
April 8, 2017 602 volumes of "The pot with the Hole" were donated to the child care facility throughout Japan
　
March 15, 2017 63volumes of "The pot with the Hole" were donated to public libraries in Fukushima Prefecture
　
March 2, 2017 460 volumes of "The pot with the Hole" were donated to the elementary school in Fukushima Prefecture
　
December 11, 2016 366 volumes of "The pot with the Hole" were donated to elementary schools in Kumamoto prefecture
　
October 21, 2016 90 volumes of "The pot with the Hole" were donated to Shimokawazaki Elementary School in Fukushima
　
In the Spring of 2016 5000 Kifubon books were sent to South Africa where they are being distributed to prisons, youth groups and impoverished areas.
　
In March of 2016 every public library (213) throughout the Tsunami affected region of Eastern Japan received a Kifubon book.
　
In February 2016 Kifubon books were given to each of 570 orphanages around Japan.
　
In December 2015 100 Kifubon books were given to the Cambodia Japan Cooperation Centre.
　
In November of 2015 198 Kifubon books were sent to 78 prisons throughout Japan.
　

◎More books are being sent out all the while and updates will be posted here.