“Never forget that moment… Keep moving forward.” A special display in the SEIKO HOUSE Ginza show window — Bell of Hope for the Future to ring from the clock tower on March 11 —

In recognition of the 15th anniversary of the earthquake, the SEIKO HOUSE show window at the main Ginza intersection will feature 15 rings of various colors and sizes. Each ring bears the name of a venue where a commemorative concert was held, enabling visitors to look back on this 15-year journey. The display depicts how the circles of music and community solidarity will continue to ripple outward — from concert venues to cities and towns across the nation.

At the center of the window, a video introduces Seiko’s annual concert activities in Tokyo and in the three prefectures affected by the disaster. The video highlights the concert series — held 53 times from 2011 through last autumn — alongside comments from participating artists.
The video will also be screened at the Iwate Prefecture antenna shop “Iwate Galaxy Plaza” in Ginza, as well as on large digital screens at seven locations across Iwate Prefecture from early to mid-March.
The 54th Wa de Kanaderu Tokyo Concert to Support East Japan (2026 edition) will be held on Sunday, March 8 at Tokyo International Forum Hall A (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo). For the latest updates, please see the websites below. (Tickets for this performance are sold out.)

As part of its efforts to keep the memory of the Great East Japan Earthquake alive, Seiko rings a bell for a moment of silence at 14:46 on March 11 each year. This year, the clock tower will sound 11 chimes over the course of one minute in remembrance of March 11, 2011. Following this moment of silence, two concluding chimes will ring out. Then the Bell of Hope for the Future composed by Shuta Hasunuma*1) will resonate from the tower.