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*Data from Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare on bcゲーム 入金 銀行 number of times child counseling centers were consulted in FY2022 (preliminary figures)

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SBI bcゲーム 入金 銀行 Hope Foundation(Japanese only)

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SBI bcゲーム 入金 銀行 Hope Foundation: Status report on child abuse(Japanese only)
Official website of bcゲーム 入金 銀行 orange ribbon campaign(Japanese only)
FM OSAKA's website page on bcゲーム 入金 銀行 radio program, "Kodomo Terrace — To Zero for Children"(Japanese only)