【STAND UP! JAPAN】
Charity auction organized by Takanori Nishikawa (T.M. Revolution) to help those affected by the earthquake in Japan.
Various artists helped donate personal items to be auctioned off. All proceeds wil be donated to a good cause!
Yahoo! Auctions Page
(English Translated Page)
*Note. Currency is in Japanese Yen
I know, it’s a little late and some items have already closed, but there are still MANY current items from very popular artists (ie. Hakuei, Daigo, D’espairsRay, even Piko) and other well-known celebs left.
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Sunday, April 10, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
How to Help Japan
Articles:
Yahoo! News
Timeout Japan
(especially useful for those inside Japan, also provides resources for those outside)
How to Help Japan’s Pets
(don’t forget that animals need help too!)
Other links/resources:
American Red Cross
Lady Gaga Relief Wristband
Person Finder (消息情報): 2011 日本地震
(Since many are still unable to contact family members, Google has released a person finder)
Yahoo! News
Timeout Japan
(especially useful for those inside Japan, also provides resources for those outside)
How to Help Japan’s Pets
(don’t forget that animals need help too!)
Other links/resources:
American Red Cross
Lady Gaga Relief Wristband
Person Finder (消息情報): 2011 日本地震
(Since many are still unable to contact family members, Google has released a person finder)
Earthquake (continued)
The situation in Japan remains unsettled after the catastrophic 8.9 earthquake it has suffered last Friday.
After the tsunami, search and rescue workers are working desperately.
The nuclear threat caused by the explosion of 3 of 5 reactors is still unclear, but is being carefully controlled. A 3rd plant reactor has exploded early Tuesday, increasing the levels of radiation leakage. Although government officials say that the levels of radiation are still low enough to not cause harm to human health, residents located within 30km of the Fukushima Daiichi area are asked to stay indoors and to keep their doors & windows closed.
As people are panicked, grocery stores are running bare. Many are stocking up for emergency supply. Even in non-affected areas, the shelves of grocery stores are empty. Currently, Japan has limited access to energy, water, and food.
After the tsunami, search and rescue workers are working desperately.
The nuclear threat caused by the explosion of 3 of 5 reactors is still unclear, but is being carefully controlled. A 3rd plant reactor has exploded early Tuesday, increasing the levels of radiation leakage. Although government officials say that the levels of radiation are still low enough to not cause harm to human health, residents located within 30km of the Fukushima Daiichi area are asked to stay indoors and to keep their doors & windows closed.
As people are panicked, grocery stores are running bare. Many are stocking up for emergency supply. Even in non-affected areas, the shelves of grocery stores are empty. Currently, Japan has limited access to energy, water, and food.
Saturday, March 12, 2011
2011 Sendai Earthquake /
東北地方太平洋沖地震
2011ねん さんがつ じゅうににち
きのう、とうほこう ちほうに 8.9じしんが ありました。
わたしは にっぽんではない でも Youtubeで ビデオを みました。
ほんとうに こわいですよ!
わたしは あんぜんな ちりてき エリアに すんで います。 けっして その ような ことを けいけんしませんでした。
みなさんは だいじょうぶ ですか? きぼう みなが あんぜんです。
- かほう
Edit 03/14:
How you can help, inside and outside of Japan
(Provided by Time Out Tokyo)
Yesterday, an 8.9 magnitude earthquake hit the Touhou region in Japan.
Lucky for me, I am not in Japan but I saw some videos on Youtube. It’s really quite scary! The videos of the flooding is very disconcerting. Cars and boats get jumpled in the massive waves caused by the tsunami.
I live in a relatively safe geographical area, so I have never in my life experienced anything like that.
It’s nice to see the relief of the people after the quake.
I truly hope everyone is safe and well.
For those unaffected, life moves on. But for those who were victims of the earthquake, my thoughts and condolences go to you.
- Kahou
Video:
After the earthquake in Shinjuku District, Tokyo, Japan
きのう、とうほこう ちほうに 8.9じしんが ありました。
わたしは にっぽんではない でも Youtubeで ビデオを みました。
ほんとうに こわいですよ!
わたしは あんぜんな ちりてき エリアに すんで います。 けっして その ような ことを けいけんしませんでした。
みなさんは だいじょうぶ ですか? きぼう みなが あんぜんです。
- かほう
Edit 03/14:
How you can help, inside and outside of Japan
(Provided by Time Out Tokyo)
Yesterday, an 8.9 magnitude earthquake hit the Touhou region in Japan.
Lucky for me, I am not in Japan but I saw some videos on Youtube. It’s really quite scary! The videos of the flooding is very disconcerting. Cars and boats get jumpled in the massive waves caused by the tsunami.
I live in a relatively safe geographical area, so I have never in my life experienced anything like that.
It’s nice to see the relief of the people after the quake.
I truly hope everyone is safe and well.
For those unaffected, life moves on. But for those who were victims of the earthquake, my thoughts and condolences go to you.
- Kahou
Video:
After the earthquake in Shinjuku District, Tokyo, Japan
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