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March 19, 2011

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tenshi

I think it's great you decided to stay - at home . Just because one isn't born in Japan doesn't mean that it's not their home - because after all - home is where the heart is.
I was simply amazed when I realised how fast and efficient Japanese people organized themselves-with the shelters-helping and protecting each other,forgetting differences between people! It's truly amazing,at times like this you can see who is actually-human. I surely believe Japanese people will go through this and become even stronger !
Thank you for this amazing post. :)

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