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[ Earthquake in Japan in March 2011 ]

For foreign visitors and international students being in Japan, 

Here are some sites that you can get information about the earthquake in Japan. Many are avairable in Twitter accounts :

[Twitter and free TV by Japanese national broad casting, NHK]

“@NHK_PR: tweet in English with this account @nhk_asianvoices . And you can use iPhone apps "NHK World" http://t.co/qnk6LhV”

"We tweet in English with this account @nhk_asianvoices . And you can use iPhone apps "NHK World" http://bit.ly/c14J6c  "

[Manual for foreigners in times of disaster in various languages]

manual for foreigners in times of disaster http://t.co/mOfCaJS”

[Look for your friends and your family ]

Google has set up a person-finder site for the Japan earthquake. http://t.co/GyOkS3I”

[  Information for people receiving dialysis in Japan] 

 For people receiving dialysis in Japan. 　 http://t.co/ToyZTuo”

[ Evacuatin site in Japan ]

The magnitude 8.8 earthquake was centered 10 kilometers below the Sanriku coastal area. Website of evacuation site is http://ow.ly/4cvR9.

[Google Crisis Response site]

Many are written in Japanse, but some are usefel in other languages, such as evacuation site identifying your current position via mobile phone. 

http://www.google.co.jp/intl/ja/crisisresponse/japanquake2011.html

[ Fire and Disaster Management Agency in Japan]

http://www.fdma.go.jp/en/

[ Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan MOFA]

 http://www.mofa.go.jp/index.html

[ List of Embassies, Consulates and International Organizations in Japan]

http://www.mofa.go.jp/about/emb_cons/protocol/index.html

[ Cheer up!!]

And finally, you and us are not alone!

 Take a look at the following:

       http://t.co/A2GUaWw　 #prayforjapan”

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  I am a Japanese citizen used to live in the USA as a foreign student. I was born and living in Hiroshima now. I am a second generation of Atomic bomb survivor, and I know people can help with each other and overcome the difficulty. 

  Just remember, you are not alone!!  Talk to the people around you! There is hope and there are very many people trying to help you!!

Hiroshi Yoshikawa

 From Hiroshima