Don't Panic

3:21pm Tue 15th May #8337239

where i live in America, we practically love japan

11:32pm Sun 13th May #8335181

I used to work in a call center for an electric company in California. One person was without lights. It was a full WEEK after the earthquake and the person on the other end of the line was like "is it because of the tsunami?" in a whisper. I was like... "uh... no..."

8:37am Sun 13th May #8334378

If there was an earthquake in Scotland people would start looting and possibly start a few riots. I was actually surprised people weren't looting in Japan. I guess it must be a Scottish reaction to a disaster. lol! Thank god we don't get earthquakes or tsunamis here! Japan is a role model for civilisation!

11:36am Thu 10th May #8331065

My friend's brother lives in Japan, and lived there when the tsunami hit. He lived in the southern part of the country, and his mom was frantically trying to call him after she saw the earthquake hit. Well, he was sleeping. When he woke up, his mom is shouting, "There was a huge earthquake! Are you okay?!" To which he replied, "Mom, we have earthquakes pretty much every day here."

3:08am Mon 7th May #8326717

and Japan is just like meh

3:07pm Sun 22nd Apr #8305165

[link] Heh, I remembered a lot of details wrong there.

3:03pm Sun 22nd Apr #8305157

I remember a news story following this quake, a guy got bored with waiting for emergency services and took a kayak into his flooded city and rescued his mom. Then he went on kayaking, swimming and diving day and night for like a week and rescued something like 70 more people. Just like that.

6:09pm Sat 14th Apr #8293467

The bad thing is where I live the price of anime and manga stuff went up........

11:18pm Wed 11th Apr #8289137

I donated what I could when I heard about the Earthquake and Tsunami, I really enjoy Japan's Culture and wanted to help. I felt really bad for not being able to do more.

9:46am Wed 11th Apr #8287864

I understand japanese people, here in my country happened the most powerful earthquake ever registered, actually, in 2010-2011 (don't remember) we had one almost one entire Richter degree higher than in Japan, we're just so used to them they don't cause so much devastation

6:05pm Sun 8th Apr #8284275

They have earth-quakes like, twice a week.

6:05pm Sun 8th Apr #8284274

They have earth-quakes like, twice a week.

9:47am Fri 6th Apr #8280916

seriously, I have relatives in Japan, and they were all pretty calm. And when I went to Japan, a stewardess at the airport told me that all the tourists (since they're not used to earthquakes) were squeeling like children, excited that they were witnissing an earthquake. The Japanese people stayed calm and followed emergency procedures while the tourists took videos and pictures.

3:53pm Wed 4th Apr #8278376

heh, we just LOVE japan...X3

3:53am Mon 2nd Apr #8273751

What

12:36pm Fri 23rd Mar #8256365

I think today (or was it yester-day) was the one year aniversery of the Japanese Earthqauke. tell me if i'm right or not??

5:47pm Thu 22nd Mar #8255725

And I was terribly worried, with good measure of horror too.

3:49pm Sat 17th Mar #8246232

American artists released a lot of benefit songs for Japan but really we'd be better off just looking to our own repairs. America has a weird tendency to wait until a disaster kills off a city then we rebuild on top of the ruins...but then we get snippy at places like Rome who have no CHOICE but to build on ruins. Weird very weird.

2:09pm Thu 15th Mar #8242821

Japan is way cool! they have anime, manga, weird people all over the place, awesome food and so much more

6:48am Thu 15th Mar #8241832

Hmmm...at least Japan still has Vocaloid~