Dedicated to the one I love

"Dedicated to the one I love" is the album title by Linda Ronstadt. I believe this of my photo movie deserve the same title.

Ms. Yuka Nakayama is leaving MTEC today. Just sad.


Though we miss her terribly, I believe that she will be happier.

Messages after the earthquake and tsunami 5

Here are the mails MTEC received on March 15, Tuesday.


Peace be upon you Tokumara San
Hope you are fine and all the brothers and all the people of Japan
All our condolences to the victims of earthquake
Well you know the extent of the Egyptians love you
All friendly and love and respect for the brotherly people of Japanese
yours
ali elsayed ali
Egypt, 04tpm


So painful ... so many deaths ...
I hope all will be well ..........................
Alipova Kanykei
Kyrguyz, 07amt


Dear Brother and sistres in Japan,
All OIC Staff,
My condolences for so terrible tragedy, I pray God for the best to Japan and for those who have lost their loved ones.
We here in Morocco keep praying to God to save and protect Japan and to give people of Japan the strength to face this disaster.
Our hearts with all.
HAMID Mostafa
Morocco, 02dvp


Hi nana san,
my condolences on the difficult situation that you are experiencing, I am praying for the family MTEC and OIC in General, and all the Japanese people, I hope we can keep in touch. Remember you have our support .
Blessings to all.
Damaris Murillo
Honduras, 06amt


Hi my friends in Japan and another place,
I am very sad to hear about the earthquake and tsunami that destroyed and damaged a lot of parts in Japan. Everyone in Laos is very sad too, we would like to wish everything get better soon
God bless you all
Sonepheth Syhalath
Laos, 02mma


Deeply admire the spirit and civilization of Japanese. wish your country were soon overcome the consequences of earthquakes, tsunamis and nuclear. We are praying for you.
Thu Pham
Viet Nam
02mmb


Dear Tokumurasan,
It is so disheartening to come to terms with the consequences of natural disaster that Japan is facing. My thoughts & prayers are with the people of Japan.
Janet Rangou,
Papua New Guinea, 04tpm


Dear all in MTEC Alumni,
I would like to express my appreciation for the messages from MTEC family in the word.
I started to be involved in MTEC in 2003, so some messages are from those I don’t know in person, but still,
I express my deep appreciation for all.
Here I add some video streaming sites links where you can get the situation of Japan now and send.
Both links are from NHK, the public broadcast station of Japan.
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/ (English and other 16 different languages)
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nhk-world-tv (English)
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nhk-gtv (Japanese language)
The current MTEC participants of 10IEC(B) is with Maekawa san to discuss “reproductive health and rights”.
They, at long last(?), are almost at the final stage of the training.
Well, we have to keep up on what we can do here.
Best regards to everyone,
Nana
MTEC

Meeting 10ieca on the local newspaper!

I did not know anything about this article, so I was quite surprised to know this on Okinawa Times, one of the local papers in Okinawa.
It was a surprise meeting after they left here almost 3 months ago.



Why now? This is my frank impression on this.



Though I'm happy and excited to meet them, the content was something strange for me... I hope I can translate this someday.

Live from Japan's public broadcast station

Here is the streaming video for the latest information.
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/

I hope this is worth.

Messages after the earthquake and tsunami 4

Copyind and pasting is sometimes boring...but this particular time, I repeat this with full appreciation to you all.
Well, the situation is still unknown and we feel uneasy, but we can feel we are lit by you.
Thank you very much - どうもありがとう。
Here are the mails MTEC received on March 14, Monday.


Dear all Family in MTEC
I feel sad for what's happened in main land in Japan, my heart goes with all people there, it was really a terrible disaster.
Thanks God that's no one hurt in Okinawa.
My thoughts are with you, hope God will help Japanese People
Peace on you all.
Ayman Alsmadi,
Jordan, 08ieca


Dear our brothers and sisrets in Japan,
With deep sarrow , we received the news about the earthquake disaster in Japan.
We here in Jordan keep praying to God to save and protect our brothers in Japan ,and to give them the strength to face this disaster.
And For those who lost some boday in this , our hearts with them and praying for them to be patient .
Glad to hear that most of you in Okinawa are safe.Our hearts with all.
Khaledeh Alsa'afin
Jordan ( 09 IEC B COURSE)


Hello,
to all my dear Japaness peaple!
At this very difficult moments that I know you all are living at this time after the earthquate, I want to share my condolecen with all of you guys.And I also know that with the wisdom that you guys have and the cooperation of all, you will continuer on. May God bless you all. Wishing you the best,
Ezequiel Michel
Dominican Republic, 09ieca


Dear Sensei, and every japanese people
I am so sad about this disaster. I am sure that in Okinawa everything is ok. But anyway many relatives and so are upset and worry about it.
I wish peace and hope to find everyone who has disappeared and rebuilt a new life in God!
My love to you all.
Vanessa Casconcelos
Brazil, 99Multimedia


Hello,
all my friends in OIC OKINAWA
Sorry about what happened in Japan of the earthquake and we hope to end the crisis in less losses and victims,We are also very concerned for the friends in Okinawa and the Institute, we wish all good health
Hakan Serkan Sarikaya,
Turkey, 99Production of Audio Visual Communications Media

Toku san, It's good to know that your condition at OIC is alright. I got so upset, though, with what happened on some parts of Japan. I am wishing that things will get better on the coming days. Its time to pick-up the pieces and rebuild again.
Joselito Asi, Philippines, 07AMT


In these difficult moments that happen to the honorable one and respected people of Japan, my condolences for so terrible tragedy, I pray God for the best to Japan and for those who have lost their loved ones.
Jose Francisco Zuniga Benavides
Costa Rica, 95Video Production and 00Designing and Producing Multimedia for Education


Then finally, I could reply because I went to office :)

Dear all MTEC (and AVT) family in the world,
Since March 11 (Friday), I have been deeply moved by the e-mails from you.
From home, I could not reply any, though I could receive.
The distance from the area to Okinawa is approx. 2000km, so very slight affect by the quake.
But the damages there are still unknown, even worse, the radiation from the nuclear power plants are estimated to spread.
We (local residents in Japan and Okinawa) also want the real information.
One sure thing is that the number of damages will increase as time goes by.
Japan will revive, though it may take long time.
In the process, your warm messages and prayers will great encouragement for us.
Thank you very much, once again.
Stay blessed,
Nana
Okinawa, Training Coordinator (03dvp and 04dvp) and MTEC Instructor (2005-)


Dear All friends,
I'm caring about all of you. I hope everybody are safe and passed the bad situation fast as fast possible.
Sunanta Sridakul,
Thailand, 02mmb


Dear nana san, tokumura san, all OIC and MTec staff,all okinawa and japanees people,
I am realy warried about what happend to our loving japanees people.So any way we cant stop that things and but we will be with you everytime and forever.
KANDANA ARACHCHIGE Lakshman Pearly Udayanga Subasinghe
Sri Lanka, 08MSCE


Dear friends in MTEC:
I can't say any more for this catastrophe.The only thing is that I hope everybody is OK.God whih you.Just like Nana-san said "Japan will revive, though it may take long time"
Guo Qiangqiang,
China, 09iecb


Dear Alumni members,
I appreciate all of your e-mails. Everything is OK in Okinawa, we have terrible situation in main land.
The earthquake had demolished roads. The tsunami had washed away thousands of homes. The toll of dead and injured has been rising.
Worse situation is, although it is partial but meltdown of nuclear cores at power plants. This situation forced scheduled power shutdown in Tokyo.
TOKUMURA Tomoaki
MTEC, JICE Okinawa Office


All Instructors,
Hope everything is fine with you all. It ios very sad to know abou the earth quake and tsunami.
Kuenzang Gyeltshen
Bhutan, 06amt


Dear Instructors and Friends in Okinawa,
My deepest condolences for the people of Japan...Prayers and well wishes
Tshering Wangmo
Bhutan, 09msce


Nana san,
Thank you many times for the few lines that proved to us that you are safe. We are following the traggedy very closely and our prayers for recovery are on 24 hrs of the day.
Once again, our regards to collegues at MTEC Staff and OIC.
Fares Masaule
Tanzania, 09iecb


I feel so sorry to know an earthquake in Japan.
Hope everybody are safe.
Phunlop (oak)
Thailand, 06amt


hi,Nana san
are everybody ok in OIC?
i wish pray to save for all.
Pa Pa Swe
Myanmar, 09dvp


I feel so sorry to know an earthquake in Japan.
Hope everybody are safe
GOD BLESS
Densil Weerasooriya,
Sri Lanka, 06dvp


God be with you all in OIC Okinawa..All kenyans are praying for all people in japan,may the Lord keep you safe.Tokomura san ,we are sorry for the earthquake that has happened in Jpan,Nana san ,i emailed you last Friday but no response so i told Dr Salim and he got so worried too.Pole to all of you and hope OIC was not affected.
We are with all of you in prayer.Be calm and pray, all will be well.Is Toms model in japan ? say sorry to all OIC family.
Asante sana and bye see you again one of this wonderful days.
Grace Wasike,
Kenya, 08iecb


With all sincere hearts from kenyan people we are so so sorry for the earthquake that took place in Japan,we have been watching on media and it looks so devastating,we pray for all of you in Okinawa OIC and all people in japan,may the Lord keep you safe.God wiil be your protector and be confident all will be ok.
Pole from all the kenyan people.
GOD BE WITH YOU ALL.
Grace Wasike,
Kenya, 08iecb


Nana-san
I agree with you that 'Japan will revive'. I believe in the resilient spirit of the Japanese people, I believe in your great sense of patriotism and committment to your national agenda. If you came out of the WW11 catastrophe shining, you will definitely make it out of this one. And your latter state will be greater than the former. You have been our inspiration and you will continue to be so. Just know the world believes in you, and we trust that the same God who gave you this undescribable gift of resilience will for sure make you do it again now.
God bless Japan! God bless us all!
Loving greetings to the whole of OIC family and our beloved MTEC in particular.
Paul Miamba,
Malawi, 08isd


Dear Instructors OIC & Friends in Japan,
My deepest condolences for the people of Japan. I pray for soon recovery from such a shocking disasters.
Karma Wangchuk
Bhutan, 09dvp


Hello Tokumura san, Nana san
Is very sadness the situation, and I was very worried for all MTEC isntructors. All participants from OIC have speciall afection for all of yours and japaness people.
Gad bless you.
Judy Ochoa
El Salvador, 08dvp


Dear MTEC and my instructors,
The following is a description of my thoughts and feelings relating to the earth quake in Japan. I also want to extend only the warmest and most intense wishes of good for the magnificent land of the rising sun.
Japan is a friend to the entire world and. I am disheartened and fearful as a result of what has transpired in this great and honorable land. I have always wanted only the best of good fortune for the kind and generous people of Japan.
Japan has moved forward and progressed more rapidly than any other nation in the world and in history. This causes all Asians to be proud. It is very remarkable that Japan while accomplishing these great feats preserves its wonderful culture, spirituality and honor.
The earth quake in Tokyo last week shows that bad luck is random and chaotic. Misfortune targets the good and the bad peoples of the world equally. I know this because Japan is one of the last country on our planet that deserves to endure such a catastrophe.
I have tried to express my distress over what has transpired to a strong, noble, good people and express my sense of misgiving at something so unfair and unjust happening in the world.
頑張って下さい。
Dao Jones
Thailand, 10dvp


Dear Brother and sistres in Japan,
All OIC Staff,
My condolences for so terrible tragedy, I pray God for the best to Japan and for those who have lost their loved ones.
We here in Morocco keep praying to God to save and protect Japan and to give people of Japan the strength to face this disaster.
Our hearts with all.
HAMID Mostafa
Morocco, 02dvp


You're right. Japan is a strong nation and will recover soon from those disasters, we all hope. We're sending all of our energies to you, our Nihonjin sisters and brothers, althought it may not be enough.
Another issue to worry about is, as Nana San and Toku San said before, is the meltdown of the nuclear power plants at Fukushima. Let's hope it will be comptrolled soon, too. I've been checking for news about this but I've found little information.
Again, our deepest regards in this darkest hour.
Néstor,
Colombia, 06dvp

Messages after tne earthquake and tsunami 3

The following are the messages MTEC has received upon the earthquakes and tsunamis after March 11, 2011. All were received on March 13 on JST (UTC + 9 hours).


Hello all,
I attended a Multimedia course in Okinawa in 2001 and since then I feel that I developed a strong bond with Okinawa and Japan. I am deeply saddened by the extent of the disaster and for the loss of lives as a result of the earthquake and the ensuing tsunami. My heart goes out to those who have lost their loved ones or who are suffering in the aftermath of such immense catastrophe.
Jose Israel Oliva
Department of Foreign LanguagesUniversity of El Salvador
El Salvador, Central America, 2000 Designing and Producing Multimedia for Education


Hello everybody.
I want to say that I pray for all the people afected by earthquake and tsunami.
Is good know that OIC Okinawa and the people are ok.
I am sure that all will be better for Japan.
Tatiana Andrade,
El Salvador, 09dvp


Dear Tokumura San and all alumni,
I don't know if my previous email got sent so I'm sending this message again. It was just yesterday that I saw videos and news reports of the earthquake's aftermath. There are no words to describe it.
I'm glad that Okinawa was spared, but my heart goes out to the victims of the tsunami; my thoughts and prayers go out to the people of Japan. God bless.
Warm regards,
Judith Garcia
Philippines, AMT 2005


thank you Tatiana,
we are safe by the way, god is with us.thank you once again.
Edda Katikirro,
Tanzania, 10iecb


Hello,
all my friends in OIC OKINAWA Sorry about what happened in Japan of the earthquake and the legacy of the victims, and we hope to end the crisis in less losses and victims, I am also very concerned for the friends in Okinawa and the Institute, we wish all good health bassam palestine
Bassam Khalifeh
Palestine, 06amt


Dear All,
It is with deep shock that we in Kenya learnt about the earthquake disaster in Japan and more so about the massive loss of life and destruction of homes-We continue to pray with you during this difficult time. Glad to hear that most of you in Okinawa are safe.
Dr. Shem Patta
Kenya, 08IECB


I am saddened by what happened.
My deepest condolence goes to everybody in Japan especially for those who lost their family member in the terrible disaster.
My prayers is with all of you. I am sure Japan will bounce back from this tragedy.
Warmest regards,
ROSLI ZAKARIA
Malaysia, TPM07..Class of MTEC.

Messages after tne earthquake and tsunami 2

Here is Part 2 of the messages in MTEC mailing list on March 12 (Saturday) on JST.
I paste all of them with deep appreciation! nana


We are saddened by the recent events in Japan.God will come through to affected families and the nation at large.Japan is indeed our second home to most of us.Peace and love to the people of Japan.God Bless. keep the faith.
Olaotse Koosaletse
Botswana, 09iecb


Our deepest condolence to Japanesse of the recent great quake and tsunami.Hope .. everything will be better soon.Thanks .. Toku-san for the 'report'
Suhendra-Indonesia, 01dvp


Hi everybody.
it`s good to know that everydoby and everything are ok.iI saw the news of the earthquake and they are striking images of the moments that they they all spent.I give thanks to God that all are ok. And we will be still dependent on all the news
Elba MEmbreño, El Salvador, 09MSCE


I´m so sorry about the terrible situation in Japan. It is reconforting to hear that you in Okinawa are all right. I hope that this desaster finishes soon,
Ariel (from Argentina, 07amt)


Hello to all.
Sorry for the situaction, is very hard see the news and all is happen in Japan, but I feel happy becouse all okinawan people are ok.Long time ago we have similars situation here in El Salvador, but I know japanese people are strong and will be better in short time.
God bless you.
Judy.
El Salvador, 08 DVP


Dears friends
The news we receive evidence of the level of disaster that happened. I pray that the consequences and the damage does not increase with the passing of the hours.My heart and my deepest affection for the family of the OIC and the Japanese people in general.
Claudia,
Santiago Chile, 07amt


Hello to all...
hope everything goes well for the beloved Japan. To my teachers, I love you and all workers in the OIC. Very sad what is happening.My prayers are with all
Amargito-san, Panama, Production of Audio Visual Communications Media (A) '97


Hi Namihira,
yesterday i talked with a friend who lives in Kyoto and everything was fine, about Fukuoka i don´t have information.
Regards,
nela, Guatemala, 10iecb


Friends from OIC,
It is very sad to see what the Japan is going. But, we know that the Japanese people have a lot of strength and determination to overcome this tragedy.
Deva San
Brazil, AVT COURSE-2000


It's good to know everyone's okay in Okinawa. I pray for those who got affected in the northern part of Japan. Keep safe, everyone.
Judith Garcia
Philippines, AMT Jan-Apr 05


Dear Toku-San,
Please extend my regards to all OIC and MTEC friends. I'm glad you are all fine there. Take care always!-
bryan, Philippines, 06dvp


My best wishes and sympathies are with all the Japanese sufferred by such devastating E/Quake. I kneo from Front B(OIC) that Okinawa is safe from this disaster.
Hope the Japanese will recover soon.
Izzat GUL
Pakistan, 06dvp


My best regards, sympathy and wishes go to all the affected people of Japan. i wish them quick recovery and patience at these trying times.
Salim Hussein
Kenya, 09ieca


Dear Nana san,
It was really hearthrobbing to hear about the severe earthquake which jolted Japan
And caused so many casualities, I really hope that people of Okinawa where I have many dear friends Are safe and sound.
Best wishes
Azhar Sheikh
Pakistan, 09ieca


Dear Toku-san and friends in OIC..
I'm very sorry to hear the bad news about tsunami in tokyo. I hope the disaster will over soon and I pray for everyone's safety..
God bless you all
Fanina
Indonesia, 08isd


Dear All,
We are here from Gaza, Palestine expressing our concern and hope everything will be ok after the terrible tsunami.
Wish you all the best
Rawad
Palestine, 05tpm


Prayers from Solomon Islands to all of you in Okinawa, especially OIC family and to the good people of Japan.
We here in the islands often felt the wrath of nature, but last night it was just terrible and we pray for comfort and strength to those who have lost loved ones in that dark hour.
May that beacon that gives hope to each of us Shine brighter than ever.
Tali Hong
Solomon Islands, 08msce


At these trying times for the people of Japan, be assured that my heart is with you. I know the resilience of the Japanese will rise to the fore to enable you people cope.
Thank you.
Mustapha Salifu
Ghana, 09ieca


Dear All in Japan and indeed our friends at Okinawa.
What we are seeing and hear from TVs all over the world is horrifying. We pray that you remain safe and calm and that God gives you the strength to help those most affected by the earthquake and their life endangered.
We are with you spiritually praying for normalization of the life of the affected ones. No doubt you will soon come out of it
Fares Masaule
Tanzania, 09iecb


Dear colleques,
Am deeply sad as am watching TV at home with my family to see our Japanise friends facing very difficulty moments with tsunami and nuclear power leakage.
Am so sorry for the events and especially for the friends who has passed away.
Am pleased that the disaster has spared our lovely Okinawa prefecture.
May Almighty God halt the disaster very soon and provide all Japanise with strengths and morale to contain all the distructions and finally return to normal life.
With special regards,
Mosille san..
Tanzania, 08iecb


Dear Toku san,
We're worried about all of you guys! I felt so sorry about what happened to your country, "second home" to most of us who spent some time there during our training...I'll continue to pray for your safety in Okinawa and speedy recovery for the areas that were hit by the disasters.May God bless you all!
Minda Casagan
(06tpm)Philippines


What happened is a real tragedy.
Iam deeply sorry about the loss of lives, property and assets. Iam however glad that Okinawa was not affected.
To all my Japanese friends, Iam with you during this trying time.
May all be well soon.
Rita, Uganda(08 IEC-B Course)


Dear Tokumura San.
I am worry about you and our loving japan people.Actually it is terrible disaster.In this sad time me and all Srilankans are with japan people.I hope you will recovery that in a short period.Give my regards Nana san and all our oic members take care
K G Sisira Kumara
Sri Lanka, DVP2005


I am touched indeed for what arrived to the Japanese people, the japon that is my second homeland aprés the niger
We follow events attentively and we pray that the good god protégé the japon and his people PEACE AND HAPPINESS TO THE JAPANESE PEOPLE
Ibrahim Isssoufi
Niger, 09iecb


Toku-san.
It's comforting to hear that you are all well in Okinawa. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and we hope help to the affected parts of your beautiful country will be quickly sourced and the hurt minimised.
We love you all
Paul U.M. Miamba
Malawi, 08isd


Heartfelt condolences to all our friends and the people of Japan.
May God be with you during these trying moments.
Gilbert Busolo.
Kenya, 2007 DVP


Continued to Part 3...

Messages after tne earthquake and tsunami 1

Dear all, especially the MTEC alumni,
As you all know, the country of Japan has been suffering the catastrophic event by the earthquake(s) and tsunami(s) since the afternoon of March 11 (Fri).
The damage is still not revealed yet, moreover, the threat by the following accidents in a nuclear plant.

Here, I would like to past all messages we have received you.
It may take some or many posts on this blog, but I would like to post all no matter how long it takes me, because I've been deeply touched by your warm and kind words.

Here it started...

Hi. Are you okay? Just watching the news.

This was the message arrived on my mobile phone after 1.5 hours after it.
It occurred at 14:46 (JST) on March 11, 2011.
I got to know about it by the mail from Mrs. Maekawa. We turned on TV, and saw the tsunami real time.
Without knowing who it was from, I replied.

thankx okinawa is OK. but northern JPN is disaster. BTW who r u? nana

I could not keep my eyes on TV, so dashed to my PC to check e-mail to find:

I heard about Japan's earthquake, r u OK? I am in my classroom.
Yan Zhang 10ieca

and

This is mark nana san. I have been worried because they say in the news that the effects were felt as far as china. Am glad you are fine. I had sent you a phone message.
Mark Kamau 06dvp

I've kept receiving mails and posts on facebook.
Then in the night, MTEC mailing list became active like below:

Nana San
I just know the big earthquake in Japan, are you well in OIC? How are people in Okinawa? How's Okinawa? We are very concerned about people in OIC, please let us know how you are.
My thoughts are with you, and I'm sure you will soon come out of this adversity.
Carmen Urbano
DVP09
El Salvador

Thank you Carmen san.
But unfortunately, I could not reply her. I can receive the mailing list but cannot reply from home. Instead of me, Tokumura san replied, thank God.


This is toku,
We are alright here in Okinawa. The quake occurred northern part of Japan, then almost all transportation system are suspended.
Unique thing was that we could see Tsunami almost real time on TV. It is terrible disaster. Many casualties are reported.
TOKUMURA Tomoaki
MTEC, JICE Okinawa Office

Tokumura san's message was followed by the following.


Our instructors and participants,
I wish you all well and safe. Please, tell us about you and Okinawa. Our hearts are with you.
ABDULLAH AL GHOSON
Saudi Arabia
MTEC 2006 Participant.


Toku San, thanks for the report. I'm feeling very sad about the situation, but I'm glad Okinawa is safe. I hope everyone at OIC-MTEC and their families elsewhere at Japan are OK.How I'd wish there could be something I could do for Japan, second homeland for many of us.N.-
Nestor
Colombia, 06dvp


Dear Friends
Im really concern and sad about such a bad news I hope you can recover from this terrible disaster, pleasemantain contact and we will pray for the people who is suffering nowDo you know something about Fukuoka and Kyoto my relatives are around there and I havent have contact with themPlease receive my deepest regards . Love from Delia
Delia Namihira
Mexico, 08ieca


Thanks god you are Ok. Thanks for the message, plase take care!
Jose Castro
Peru, 03dvp


Thanks God .. I hope Japan will be better after this big disaster.My pray for Japan, especially for Okinawa .. my second "home" Thank you Toku-san for this 'report' from Okinawa.Please let us know .. next up dating 'report' about Japan's earthquake .. !
Suhendra - Indonesia, 01dvp

Then, Silvia san (El Salvador, 08msce) forwarded my message to the mailing list.

Dear Silvia,
!Hola!
Thanks so much for your concern and prayer.
Yes, as Tokumura san wrote, Okinawa is fine. Only low tsunamis, but not serious at all.But the situation in mainland Japan is just terrible. The earthquake still continues to occur.Many people of that are staying at shelters tonight. And more than 200 people found dead, and many more remain missing.Thank you for your concern, again.Due to the technology, we can observe what's goind on there.How those Tsunami move to the land and attacks could be shot and on aired.Almost real time.But inspite of technology, we human being are just trifles in front of nature.Please forward this message to MTEC alumni.
I can read MTEC mailing list, but cannot reply.
So, if you don't mind, please forward my message above to MTEC alumni mailing list.I would like to post your message on MTEC blog. I hope you don't mind.
Have a good weekend,nana

I'm going to continue to "copy & paste" all.
Stay tuned!!

News from El Salvador

Here is a quote from a message from El Salvador
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Dear Nana-san,

I just want to let you know JICA El Salvador has invited to go to Honduras this week. I have to make a presentation about TAISHIN, the proyect supported by JICA. Many Japanese people is going to be there and ex participant from Training courses.
The presentation is going to be this Saturday. OMG!!!
Please wish me good luck!
Best regards.

Diana-san
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This is Ms. Diana CAanjura from El Salvador in 10dvp course.
The news from our previous participants always makes us delighted, and above all, the news related to our traning.
We believe she will make a wonderful presentation.