Arigato from Japan Earthquake Victims

[sushi]

"People from the Tohoku area are expressing their thanks to all of the international aid that has helped them."

A nice tribute from Japan.

 

[decafjava]

Very nice.

 

[ericrwalker]

Very nice. I was in Japan (mostly in southern) 2 months after this happened, and that's all I saw on the news was the mess. It's amazing how fast they have cleaned the mess.

It's nice to see a video like this.

 

[rdowns]

So well done. Brought tears to my eyes.

 

[obeygiant]

I could hardly hold it together after 5:25. thanks for posting.

 

[Akack]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[Heilage]

What a great video. Thanks for sharing

 

[Abstract]

Awww, I'll always love Japan. I hope things really are better for those people.

 

[iAlan]

I've lived in Tokyo for 18 years. I am still here. The support the global community gave was both invaluable and inspirational. Thank you.

 

[sushi]

I've lived in Tokyo for 18 years. I am still here. The support the global community gave was both invaluable and inspirational. Thank you.

Yes, it truly was.

Unfortunately, I found a lot of ex-pat's leaving during this troubled time.

 

[leftywamumonkey]

I'm glad I took the time to watch this video, thanks for sharing it.

 

[ChristianVirtual]

Wow, what a touching summary of what happened back in March ...
goose bumps and tears ...

Unfortunately, I found a lot of ex-pat's leaving during this troubled time.

can't really blame them ... for many of them (not all !) the stay in Japan is just a step on their career.
If you have family, a (local) job and real friends here the decision is a different one. As for you, iAlan or myself.

I'm truly impressed how Japan as society managed such a disaster. So much discipline and dedication. Amazing.

 

[sushi]

can't really blame them ... for many of them (not all !) the stay in Japan is just a step on their career.
If you have family, a (local) job and real friends here the decision is a different one. As for you, iAlan or myself.

Good point.

I'm truly impressed how Japan as society managed such a disaster. So much discipline and dedication. Amazing.

Yep x 3.

Couldn't have said it better myself.