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js
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Posted: 14 Mar 2011 at 9:25am |
I have spoken to Kazuhiro and Keishiro and both seem to be OK, although they are dealing with power outages and who knows what else.
Here is hoping all is well with them and that they can survive this disaster.
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snobb
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It's great to know it, it looks Japan has extremely huge problems
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darkshade
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hope everything is ok with them and any members at PA and MMA. I heard about the volcano eruptions yesterday; just to add more to the pile
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Matt
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I spoke with Kazuhiro a couple of days back as well Watching the news ,it must be chaos over there. Those bloody nuclear reactors are not helping. So much for being safe One way to look at I suppose is they are not fast breeders with plutonium. Pardon the language but they are horrible sh*t. Looks like the whole country are going have to put on their old clothes and go help everybody who has been affected, as well as cleaning up the place. The rescue teams we have in Australia seem to go straight from one disaster to another lately.
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DamoXt7942
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Thanks mates.
Around me (on the Southwest side) is no problem (as if there might be no serious event), but Kazu says he's much suffered with lack of foods, necessities for life, gasoline, and electric power. Serious accidents with explosion have happened in Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Plant ... and we cannot predict what will happen in future ... my heartache. Anyway, Kazu and I are OK, and he'll come back soon. Again thanks. |
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js
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Glad to hear you are OK, where does Kazuhiro live?
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darkshade
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^^^ seems he lives in Tokyo. Yikes!
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js
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Yes, with rumors of radiation drifting that way. Take care my friend.
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DamoXt7942
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Yea John, as you know, Jazzu lives in Tokyo and may be suffered from lack of necessities for life (especially electric power) ... sadly.
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js
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Keep us informed, we miss having Jazu around, my thoughts are with him and I hope for the best.
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Kazuhiro
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Thank you really. I received everyone's wish. Japan is not obtaining safety still completely. Time is necessary to recover. Therefore, the work that I should do has stagnated here. I feel sorry for it. However, I am looking forward to the return to JMA at once. |
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js
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Good to hear from you Kazu, glad it seems you are doing OK there.
Sounds like some brave volunteers have stayed behind to try to shut down that reactor that was damaged.
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js
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Never mind, looks like they have been called out.
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Kazuhiro
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A special rescue team in every country in the world is working really for Japan. Japan expresses gratitude. And, Japan also is doing one's best at the same time for the recovery. I will gradually return here as soon as safety is secured. |
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Kazuhiro
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Japan was attacked just one year ago by a dreadful earthquake and tsunami. Thereafter, the overseas countries helped immediately for Japan. We thank you very much.
However, Japan had the part which gave a nuisance for the accident of the nuclear power plant abroad. The Japanese government was slightly stupid about the correspondence. The government did not say the truth to the nation. The information was always operated. However, we always expected restoration. The area of at least east side does not recover now either. Probably enormous time will be necessary. In any case I wish Japan recovers. Thank you very much. |
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Atkingani
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With people like Kazuhiro and Keishiro I'm quite sure that Japan will recover sooner than expected!
Long live Japan and the Japanese people!!!
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Kazuhiro
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Thank you very much, Guigo. I feel what is supported by various friendship. Of course both the jazz and the samba supported my feeling.
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snobb
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I believe all the world supported Japan in difficult time last year
(photo from Lithuanian today's news) But as history teaches us Japan will recover very soon - there are not so many nations around globe who works as hard as Japanese people Already after last year's tsunami my country started consultations with two Japanese companies searching who will build new nuclear power station here (instead of old one, still with Russian nuclear reactors,closed few years ago), and near Christmas agreement with Hitatchi was signed. So - life goes ahead anyway
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dreadpirateroberts
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Australia's thoughts are with Japan during this time, Kazu
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We are men of action. Lies do not become us.
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js
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Best wishes on this sad anniversary, fortunately nothing matches the resilience of the Japanese people, very few people were up to dealing with this the way you did.
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