by the fans for the fans

I worry　about my handicapped husband and young only daughter ,more my aged parents in oversea island Okinawa / Ryukyu ,resemble to United states' oversea state "Hawaii", their life is depend on my income Tokyo entirely now.

They will be troubled with life if I'm gone because of aftershock.

Koshigaya city in Saitama pref. is safe now...

Google map to Koshigaya City Main street (English)

Live Earthquake at Koshigaya Lake-town

powered by Aeon Co., Ltd . in March 11 (Fri.) in A.D.2011.



My comments; 37 inch-size Televison system fell down to my bed at the dormitory room of the company. I would become a serious injury or the funeral when not avoided. sigh...but now I safe.

In our area, electricity is cut off from today of 15th.

Daily cut off schedule is ; the first is a.m 9：20 to 13：00, and more, the second is 18:20 to 22：00.
Google map to Koshigaya Lake-Town.

The image is

1. Kosigaya station



2. Heiwa-bashi(peace bridge)in Koshigaya city



3. Koshigaya-City buildig in the view of Moto-arakawa river.

GOD VIDEO SHOT OF INSIDE...

HERES ONE OF THE OUTSIDE OF BUILDINGS. GOTTA LOVE THEM SKYSCRAPERS...

Yui, my heart goes out to you, your family, your friends and to all those affected by the Tsunami. I'm glad you are alright. It's just staggering how many people have already lost their lives due to this natural disaster. I can't imagine the level of hardship, stress and loss you must be going through right now. I hope you have some support in the area where you live to help you through this terrible tragedy.

If there's anything we can do to help (in the way of donations), please let us know.

Stay safe.

Operator7G wrote:

If there's anything we can do to help (in the way of donations), please let us know.

Stay safe.

If you're really interested in donating

www.musicforrelief.org was set up by my favorite band Linkin Park and you can donate there for earthquake victims of Japan and Haiti. You can also donate $25 dollars and get a shirt designed by Mike Shinoda.

Easiest is a text message to donate $10

JAPAN EARTHQUAKE & TSUNAMI RELIEF

Music for Relief is responding to a massive 9.0 magnitude earthquake which struck off the coast of Japan on March 11, 2011 triggering a deadly tsunami and causing unimaginable destruction. Text 'MFR' to 85944 to make a $10 donation to help those affected by this disaster.

The mood is pretty glum here in Tokyo right now. Rolling blackouts continue to be threatened, but none have actually materialized in my area yet.

I was lucky enough to be home when the earthquake hit...and man, I've been through some serious earthquakes before, but none of them ever felt like that...

So yeah...down here, everyone is worried and inconvenienced, but few are actually hurt. Up north, it's an entirely different story, alas.

Glad to hear you're good, know something about Save, is he ok?, not a regular here but time to time he show up.
As for the relief fund and suchs, I think The Red Cross and Salvation Army are two of the most recognized and trusted organizations you can donate your money to.

Salvation Army USA
International Red Cross

Lobizon wrote:

Glad to hear you're good, know something about Save, is he ok?, not a regular here but time to time he show up.

I haven't talked to Save since we saw the Macross Frontier movie together a few weeks ago, but he's posted on Macross World, and he's fine.

Save did post on his Facebook page as did Gubaba! I'm glad that they along with Yui are safe. In this hour of uncertainty, a message of faith to all those affected;

All my hopes...Todas mis esperanzas....

John

Gubaba wrote:

The mood is pretty glum here in Tokyo right now. Rolling blackouts continue to be threatened, but none have actually materialized in my area yet.

I was lucky enough to be home when the earthquake hit...and man, I've been through some serious earthquakes before, but none of them ever felt like that...

So yeah...down here, everyone is worried and inconvenienced, but few are actually hurt. Up north, it's an entirely different story, alas.

Oh I didn't know you were back over there. The worse part is about the nuclear reactors. Through a friend I've heard that it may rain or started to rain which is bad since radioactive material is floating about.

SIGHUP wrote:

Oh I didn't know you were back over there. The worse part is about the nuclear reactors. Through a friend I've heard that it may rain or started to rain which is bad since radioactive material is floating about.

It's pretty sunny right now. Very windy, though. The wind shakes the house and I get to play the guessing game of "wind or aftershock?"

The radiation in Tokyo isn't apparently at harmful levels. At least, not yet.

I might head to Taiwan to visit some friends for a week or so if the situation worsens.