I don't know how much coverage is being reported around the world, but in Japan, a disaster-prone country, a large earthquake occurred early in the new year, and many people lost their lives due to collapse of many houses, being buried under the ground, being buried alive, tsunami, etc., and even now, there are many people who are evacuated or isolated. It's powerful. I saw on the news that it was difficult to transport relief supplies due to road closures, etc., and that people who could not fit into evacuation centers were evacuating in tents, plastic greenhouses, and collapsed houses.
The Japanese government is slow, so we, as fellow citizens, must do something. Our president himself has purchased relief supplies and is heading to Hokuriku. Although it's a small effort, I hope I can be of some help. I think you'll have to endure a lot of criticism in the snowy Hokuriku region, but please do your best.
keep it up! Hokuriku！keep it up! Japan！
