How are you? I really hope all of you are well and healthy
We are all very sad and shocked about what happened in Tohoku area… I hope that our family and friends in Tohoku will stay strong. Believe that everything will get better, and know that we are all here for you!
Do you know that Japan receives many support, prayers and love from around the world?
Now, I want to share with you some messages from some Camp Leaders:
Shi – Thailand (EIC 2008-2010)
"Dear all my friends and families in Japan, I'm sending my thoughts, love and prayers to everyone who affected by the earthquake and tsunami. God bless you all. :)"
Maza – Singapore (EIC 2001-2005)
“The well-mannered and highly strict discipline of the Japanese people, I strongly believe that the land of the rising sun will rise and shine again strongly”
Tika – Indonesia (EIC 2010)
“I am very sad for the disaster that happened in Japan. I offer my condolences to all the victims. However, I am sure that Japan can overcome the present difficulties and built a new future. We are here, bringing loves and cares to you, Japan!”
Tarta – Thailand (EIC 2005-2007)
“When I heard about the news and all the happening in Tohoku area, my heart goes out to you all. There is always a rainbow after the heavy rain. I am sure your bright day will come soon. So please be strong and never give up! I pray for you!!!”
Eck – Vietnam (EIC 2008-2010)
“Hello this is Eck from Vietnam. I was very shocked when I heard the news about the earthquake and tsunami. I am deeply sorry for people in Tohoku area for your great lost. I also admire you calmness and your strong will very much. Please keep holding on, everything will be better soon. Praying for Japan…”
Jinggo – Philippines (EIC 2006-2007)
“ひとりじゃない、みんなついてるよ。明日へ向かって歩み続けよう！みんなでてつないで頑張ろう！”
Yogie – Indonesia (EIC 2008)
“To be honest, I am having trouble finding words. I can only imagine something I have not experienced. This disaster did remind me to tsunami in Indonesia at 2004. Japan has been good to me and I think this is the time for foreign student like me to be good to Japan. Students in my university arranged various activities to help everyone in the north. I hope the aids reach them as soon as possible. May love and courage keep you strong, please hang on.”
Sean – Uzbekhistan (EIC 2007-2008)
“Dear all Tohoku residents! First of all, please accept my condolences about the big tragedy happened in Fukushima, Miyage, Sendai & other parts of Tohoku area. I know its really hard-to-accept tragedy that Japan is facing but we all have to unite & get involved in reconstruction Japan & its economy. So taking into consideration of the current condition of all Tokoku people & feeling the difficulties that they are facing now, I decided to start some action from myself. I told my company seniors to organize a donation box in the company where al employees can donate. The gathered amount will be sent to the people in damaged regions of Tohoku area. It might the small thing that I’m doing but I do strongly believe that it will be successful if each person in the whole Japan (world) takes action. Let’s think what each of us can do.”
So everybody, let’s be strong, let’s think what we can do for our family!
Camp leaders are always supporting and praying for Japan!
We are one BIG family! We are ONE!
