But let us be hopeful and look forward. Things will be better. As long as we continue to work together and continue to give what we can.

Firefighter who lost 3 family members to tsunami vows not to give in to despair
This man is 33, he has lost his mother,wife and son to the tsunami. But he says he will not give into despair.
no despair

Young Japanese women make social contributions to feel happy, shine
Even the young ladies give, its not just about looking pretty. Its about caring and giving.
go girl

Back from the dead: Astonishing pictures show how Japan is recovering just three months after tsunami
Their is still a lot that is left to be done. But here is the progress in the Tohoku region at three months. Their is still to do.
before and after

Things here in Tokyo have somewhat returned to almost normal. The nights are still dark and they are being very conservative on energy. Its not all lit up like it used to be. But hey that is just how things are now. The bright lights replaced with darkness in the evening. But its for a good cause.

Looks like there is still a lot of work that needs to be done at the Fukushima Power plant. But look at the bright side, Japan will most likely switch to using renewable energy sources in the near future. Kan is already planning something at the next G8 summit. But we will see what happens.

All in all life here in Japan is alright. We continue to work and the relief efforts are pushing forward. People know the hardships but at the same time know that we must press forward.

That is how it should be. Remember the tragedies. Strengthen one another, and move forward. The past is a learning experience and the future can go in any direction.

Life is precious thing. Cherish those around you and live your life Posippy.

This just really brought tears to my eyes. Amidst all the tragedy and worry… A mother is reunited with with her son. Hope continues on.
reunited

Zoos, aquariums find friends in time of need in disaster

Its not just the people who need support… animals too. Its nice to know that so many people care so much about the animals. NIce to see so many Zoos across Japan and around the world helping out.
animal love

Medical support quickly provided

Its comforting to know that Japan is quite on top of things when providing medical to those who were effected by the great Tohoku Quake and tsunami.
doctors a plenty

Its nice knowing that the prime minister of Japan reached to the world and said thanks. thats very classy, I dig it.
thank you world

Softbank President Son Pledges $120 Million and Salary for Disaster Relief

Softbank has donated and assisted so much during these hard times in Japan. I admire this company and have to say that Son truly has a heart of gold.
Softbank gives a lot

This is a very unique trait of the vast majority of Japanese people. They are humble and compassionate. Truly an amazing culture. After reading this I just couldn’t help but smile. We have so much to learn from the Japanese people and its culture.
compassion

Old stores staying open in disaster-hit area give courage to residents

The heart is strong in its desire to give courage to others.

“If the city of Sendai is dark, the moods of people here will be dark, too. Even if I can’t make a profit, I’d like to keep my shop open, to help brighten up the town.”
Curage

Longing for her mother / 4-yr-old girl pens heartbreaking letter to missing parent

I can’t fathom what this young four year old girl is going through. Here whole world is turned upside down. I want to just reach out to her, and embrace her… I cannot tell her if its going to be alright. It breaks my heart and I just want to cry. I love children so much, they are so pure and so innocent. I want to do more. I must do more. What more can I do…
a little girls hope

One so young decided to sketch the world around him turned upside to find a way to inspire and to rebuild through art.
“From this point onward, my beloved town will be reborn,” he said.
the young artist

Survivors fete miraculous return to life / Stories emerge of heroism, luck, quick thinking amid tsunami’s furious onslaught

Here is an amazing collection of survivor stories fro the tsunami. Its difficult to fathom what they went through but a blessing to know that they lived.
they lived

Dog saves owner from tsunami

You know dogs truly have sense for danger and this one dog has a true love and loyalty to its owner.
that a boy

City assembly member’s emergency passage saved children’s lives

I always enjoy reading stories involving children. The lives of our children are so precious. This particular story in particular is great. ONe mans foresight save these children from an engulfing tsunami.
being prepared

I like this. This doctor thinks a lot like I do. Take a break from all the tragedy and get and do something to escape.
“I believe that having a brief time of fun, even if some might consider it self-deceit, will prepare one to face the future in a positive way.”
doctor says

Doctors reach out to evacuated children

The children are our future. And its so wonderful to know that these doctors main priorities is to first tend to all the children in the various shelters. It is remarkable what they are doing. God Bless the children.
the children

Japan nuclear plant remains precarious, but not as serious as Chernobyl: experts

Well its important to know whats going with the nuclear plant in Fukushima. It does look like they have things under control to a certain extent. They are truly doing their best and are making progress. Its bad but not another Chernobyl.
Nuclear fall out

U.S. robots to help recovery efforts at crippled nuclear plant

Its funny that the Robots came from the US to come aid Japan. You would think that Japan would have had a female cyborg in a maid outfit working at the plant already or something.
domo arigato mr roboto

The games on to encourage and uplift the PEople of Japan.

The tournament is being held under the slogan “Ganbaro! Nippon” (Let’s give it our best shot, Japan), and organizers want to make the event one that encourages people in areas hit by the March 11 disaster.
baseball

Family bands together to keep Sendai man on respirator alive through long blackout

A family strengthening and helping one another. To have such good friend and family is such a wonderful blessing. Life is so precious.
to live

‘Why am I only left?’ asks survivor who lost loved ones

Losing everything but finding the strength to continue living. Its not easy either way but we must have courage.
Why must I live

Life is precious and though so many lives have been lost, we rejoice in those who have survived.
Grandma and Teen

Temporary housing construction begins in quake-stricken areas

The mayor said it best…
At a groundbreaking ceremony at the Rikuzentakata site, Mayor Futoshi Toba said residents must move forward. He called the building project an “encouraging sign” for the future.
build many houses

After so much tragedy, survivor finds will to live on

This story is just… it really touched my heart, read on…
Grab Tissue

Baby girl gives hope to woman who lost home

A child is born and a Mother finds strength.
new life