Big earthquake in Japan - Page 30

kouichisan · (#291 (**permalink**))

Everyone here is heart-broken by what has happened in Japan, and I feel as though more can be done to help. I've created a thread on ways people can help the people affected by this earthquake.

Have a look here: http://www.japanforum.com/forum/japa...struction.html

If you have any suggestions feel free to post to the thread also.

eaask · (#292 (**permalink**))

My question now....

Is the sitiuation in Japan now is stable or still danger ?

what's your forecasts for few next days?

tipsygypsy · (#293 (**permalink**))

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My question now....

Is the sitiuation in Japan now is stable or still danger ?

what's your forecasts for few next days?

still in danger. more dangerous than ever. we are still having aftershocks like every 5minutes. and 3rd reactor of fukushima plant is going wrong when we even haven't solved the 1st reactor trouble.

YukisUke · (#294 (**permalink**))

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By the way, I wanna thank everyone all around the world. Many countries are sending rescue teams to Japan. And many of us are having heartwarming messages via twitter, and SNS. We'll never forget that.

Like I said before, my heart goes out to Japan. You guys are strong and resilient. I know you will overcome this, but it will take time. May the Land of the Rising Sun persevere!!! Long Live Japan!!!

tipsygypsy · (#295 (**permalink**))

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Like I said before, my heart goes out to Japan. You guys are strong and resilient. I know you will overcome this, but it will take time. May the Land of the Rising Sun persevere!!! Long Live Japan!!!

what a kind lady you are! I really appreciate all those words from the world

wolfmom · (#296 (**permalink**))

I hope you don't mind my reposting one of my tweets here but some of the messages in this were so heartwarming
These messages say so much about Japan and the strength they have http://tinyurl.com/69gj48e

clairebear · (#297 (**permalink**))

Oh man. This literally just made me cry.

kouichisan · (#298 (**permalink**))

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Oh man. This literally just made me cry.

They lived through it so it must have brought back painful memories. The destruction in haiti was quite serious too since the buildings are nowhere near as developed.

Thanks for sharing claire I think it describes the sentiments of how the world is feeling toward the Japanese people and they will help.

termogard · (#299 (**permalink**))

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don't forget the white horse ... honestly coulod this be more bowel twisting?

No offence, but what's your age?

tipsygypsy · (#300 (**permalink**))

That vid almost made me cry. I mean I was really about to cry, and then aftershock just hit us again. We just don't have time to cry for now.