Here are the mails MTEC received after March 16.
One month has passed since occurrence of the earthquake and tsunami.
The Tohoku (northeastern) area is still in danger of afterquake and the series of nuclear plants threats.
The restoration has started, though, there are enormous roadblocks in front of us.
In the time of hardship, we, the citizens of Japan, appreciated the warm thoughts and prayers from you.
Dear All,
This is my message of good will to all the Japanese people. May the good Lord who knows how to comfort and wipe out all the sorrows; see you through these painful and trying moments.
Sakayi
Malawi, 08isd
Dear AllAll the sad events that exist in this world including the earthquake disaster that struck the resulting stunami friends and our relatives in Japan, behind the scene there will be things that should be observedand there will be a good thing better by that experience, God does not sleep we pray for it
Ariful
Indonesia, 01mmb
Dear OIC Family and all Okinawa and Japanese people,
We all Nepalese people and my self really very very worried about that but we can't say about natural disaster . So any way we will always with Japanese people every time.
Bhola Prasad Chapagain
Nepal, 08msce
JAPAN - we are with you
Yours,
Amila Nawarathna
Sri Lanka, 10msce
Dear all MTEC (AVT) friends in the world, I hope this mail finds you in good spirit!
The messages from the world still continue to arrive here.
I, as a self-designated spokesperson of MTEC(!), decided to paste all messages to MTEC alumni to MTEC blog.
Here is the link -> http://mtecblog.blogspot.com Well, the blog is not an official one approved by JICA, it has kept certain volume of information on MTEC matters.
I started from the first day of this catastrophic event on March 11, Friday.
Now I finished up until March 14, Monday.
I shall continue little by little, so please stay patient till I catch up with the date when you might have sent us the message.
Though I don't know all of you in person, I feel your warm regards toward Okinawa and Japan.
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Naoko T. Nakama
Okinawa, 03-04dvp(coordinator), 05-instructor
Dear all Japaneses,
Please accept my sincere condolence to the disaster in Japan.
Hope everyone including my sensei, all I know not only at OIC, but JICA, JICE also is safe.
Lekha Limchitt
Thailand, 00mm
Dear all Japaneses,
We are always here to give you love and our hands. Tomorow will be better.
Duong Nguyen Vu Thuy
Viet Nam, 10msce
Nana san,
Thank you for the enormous updates. Am sure you must be over 1800km from Fukushima, but i tell you you are closer than us... so this information is important to us MTEC family. Knowing you are well down in Okinawa is a peaceful delight to our hearts. Most of my friends from Main land Japan are ok but i havent heard from a few (including Fujita san) and am a little bit worried. My prayers are with you that you shall overcome this tragedy and with peace that surpasses all understanding at this time of great catastrophe. As a matter of fact the few times have been in Okinawa i used to feel some seismic waves resulting from mere tremors... i can only imagine how tragic this 9.0 magnitude and Tsunami can be. Be all well Nana san and and may God bless Japan.
Kind regards,
OBED,
Kenya, 05 and 09dvp
I was enrolled in training in 2006
When I went to this great country
I did not ever expect that people
I will never forget the treatment you've found
There is no ethics in the world
I loved this country very much
A developed country
Sincere good people who loves his country and the whole world
We all love these people
This is not words sad
But I was ready to do anything this beautiful country respond to
O Lord, beyond harm to this country and save its people
Thanks to MTEC Blog
Sayed,
Egypt, 06tpm
Hi Nana San and MTEC family
This tragedy came as a great shock to us here in Kenya. Mine is to wish the brothers and sisters of Nihon a quick recovery from this devastating moment in Japan history. The friends of this beloved country are always with you. God Bless Japan
Godfrey Kareithi,
Kenya, 04dvp
Dear Tokumura and all OIC staff!
Are you all in good health?
It is the most trajic desaster occured on our Japan. I do not understand why the Almighty God protect the people that do and invest for welbeing of third wold world citizens.
Anyway, my deepest grief for those who are affected by the earthquack and Sunami.
I hope Okinawa is still OK according to the international media.
With Sympathy,
Moges Hiluf,
Ethiopia, 04tpm
Hi People of Japan!
Surely God love you and you definetely come out of this. We in Kenya are particularly concerned about the radiation. Stay strong. The world is praying for you people. God Bless Japan.
Godfrey Kareithi,
Kenya, 04dvp
Dear Alumni members,
We are doing all right.
After the earthquake, we were facing a cascade of accumulating problems.
The grave concern is the fear of radioactive releases.
The Japanese government established 20-km evacuation zone and 30-km stay-indoors zones around the nuclear station.
These zones hinder rescue mission and force bodies remain unclaimed. Sadly speaking, this situation doesn't draw attention because few TV or press crew would enter the zones.
However, infrastructures and transportation systems are being recovering in some area.
The Japan has received supportive message from all over the world. That is very encouraging to us.
We received many message from you people. That make us positive mind.
Thank you all,
TOKUMURA Tomoaki
MTEC, JICE Okinawa Office
Its truly a tragedy, But Japan you a a strong Nation, Lovely and healthy people. Gods eyes is upon you, because you have blessed so many nations of the world, God will restore your land and double the blessings you will recieve.
To our friends, and families in Japan, we are with you in our hearts in prayers
God Bless your land, Long Live Japan
Peter Kafa,
Solomon Islands, 08dvp
Dear Tokomura san, Nana san & all:
Although the disaster of March 11, was a big loss to the Japanese people, but I found some excellent things through our media, which are remendous. For example, the way the people of Japan cooperated with each other and remained disciplined. This gesture of integrity, generocity & harmony is the asset of the Japanese people only.
One of our analyst on TV channel called the japanese "What a Great Nation".
This compliment was very pleasing for me as being a former participant of JICA.
We all are proud for having relation to such a great nation of Japan.
So, don't worry about these hardships...Because You are Great in the world.
Izzat GUL
Pakistan, 06dvp
Greetings from Okinawa.
As you already know, the whole nation of Japan has been in deep sorrow and hardships due to the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, followed by the accidents at nuclear power plants.
Okinawa has had no direct damage, but MTEC and OIC have been affected by them such as re-arranging of return flights so as to avoid the airports in Tokyo area, and change of the visiting organizations during observation tours.
From right after the event until now, MTEC has received large numbers of condolence and encouraging messages to our alumni mailing list or Club MTEC on facebook. MTEC would like to express sincere appreciation to you for the sympathy and support.
Cited from MTEC Newsletter #10
We felt sympathize for what has happen,however we are with you in prayer.
May God bless you all.
John Selwyn Warito,
Solomon Islands, 09msce
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