I went to Tsunami Stricken Minami Sanriku in August and was so moved by these amazing people. I wanted to show you guys this video and received permission recently to do so.

８月に南三陸に行ってこの素敵な子供達と出会って人生が変わりました。
このたび、許可をもらったのでこのビデオを皆に見てもらいたいです！

http://ameblo.jp/katmusic/entry-11097368925.html

American movie star Brad Pitt talks with boys who play baseball and were invited from quake- and tsunami-hit Miyagi Prefecture at a promotional event for the film ”Moneyball” in Tokyo on Nov. 9, 2011. Pitt who plays the role of Billy Beane, the general manager of the Oakland Athletics in the MLB, gave them baseballs with his autograph.

A Very Important Message from Tsunami Victims in Japan to the World.

Three Eleven
Film Director Miho Kinomura’s Documentary Film
“Three Eleven ” 60 min Documentary film on tsunami earthquakes in Japan March 11

100% of sales will be donated directly to Japaneed$ to help fund relief efforts in Japan. These contributions will help the victims who couldn’t make it to the shelters, by providing them with food, clothing, baby supplies, etc.
Currently in northern Japan, there are thousands of evacuees from the recent tsunami without food or water. Many are shelterless or living without electricity and other things we may take for granted. They have no money, no car, no food, and no water. Everything they had was destroyed or washed away by the tsunami.

募金に参加してくれた皆さん、ありがとうございました。

Architecture for Humanity is collaborating with local design and construction professionals to reconstruct the northern Japan region where the earthquake and tsunami hit on March 11, 2011.
現在、アーキテクチャー・フォー・ヒューマニティ(AfH)は、日本の建築家や建設関係者と共に、2011年3月11日に起こった東日本大震災により被災した地域の復興に向けて動き出しています。

震災から今日で３カ月目。「Mail」のオンライン版より、劇的ビフォー＆アフターの写真集。震災三ヵ月後。日本凄すぎ
Japan’s economy shrank 0.9 percent in the first quarter but recovery is expected between July and September
Just three months ago Japan was plunged into chaos after a cataclysmic earthquake sent a merciless tsunami crashing through towns and cities up and down the east coast.
The unforgiving tide of water obliterated tens of thousands of buildings, devouring almost anything in its path. Thousands of people died and hundreds of bodies have never been recovered.
The heart-breaking images of families desperately searching for loved ones amid the rubble of their homes sent shockwaves around the world.
Now, three months on, these images show the Japanese people remain undaunted by the havoc nature has wreaked on their homeland as step by step they rebuild their nation.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2001984/Japan-tsunami-earthquake-Pictures-recovery-3-months-later.html#ixzz1OusLwcgG

6月10、11，12日に放送されるドキュメンタリーの紹介
Special documentary series,
Coming Up on-air June 10 (Fri), 11 (Sat), 12 (Sun)
First episode features on a Japanese photographer Ms. Mayumi Suzuki, who has lost her parents at March 11th Great East Japan Earthquake. Her father was a photographer at a town of Onagawa, Miyagi prefecture.
Ms. Suzuki who now lives in Zushi, Kanagawa Prefecture, returned to her hometown to fill in for him, and decided to work to revive her father’s photo studio and help revitalize the town with her photos. We also followed her exhibition held in New York.

震災復興に向けて海外広告賞のONE SHOWでも、日本の復興への呼びかけをしています。