Power! Hi minna
gomen for not posting
is that truly had a lot of slack
and I had a few glitches
but I read this I could not let
that has amazed me
to the point of almost mourn
really if
this is a summary of
what was about transmission
radio program Keiichiro Koyama
which is called K-chan NEWS
So here I leave
and I hope your welcome
radio Summary: K-chan NEWS from the earthquake of March 11 (guest today on the show was Takahisa Masuda - they were both very friendly and the show was attenuated much today.)
Koyama began to address what had happened a little over 10 days.
"Our prayers are with all those who were lost and those who are now in evacuation centers."
He continued talking about what it was for he and Massu.
"Me and Massu at home then, and the quake was slow at first but then it kept getting bigger and bigger."
Massu had said he heard a lot of fans were worried that the news was good, and were using Twitter to communicate.
Koyama said, "the six of us are good."
Koyama, said the radio station had received a large amount of mail, and unless NEWS could do was to use music to bring some hope back into people.
air Song: Kibou-Yell "
After the song, the two had a handful of letters from fans, including:
A fan in the prefecture of Miyagi, who said she was alone at home, no gas, no running water. She said she was sad since K-chan NEWS was canceled last week, but his song "Kibou-Yell-" made her feel better.
Koyama and Massu had said they were pleased that might at least help through music. Koyama said he hoped everyone could overcome this disaster together.
Another fan who lived on the coast of Miyagi prefecture had said he thought he would die when he saw the tsunami that destroyed his home. But she wanted to thank NEWS to give you hope.
Both had said that the reconstruction of a house would be very difficult, but hoped he could support in some way. It also says that we should not forget that people around the world are also helping to Japan at this time. Massu urged not to lose hope.
A fan of Kanagawa Prefecture, had said she was unprepared for the degree of darkness of his home would be with the blackout. Although his house had running water and gas, they did not have a torch. He said his mother found a Diamond concert Penlight NEWS, which proved to be brighter than a torch. She wrote in to thank NEWS to give your family a little light.
Both had
they were surprised that their goods could be used to help people. Koyama said it is affected by planned outages in the Tokyo area as well, because he lives in Kanagawa. He said that although he was a little intimidated about not having electricity for three hours, he thought that compared with people in northern Japan have no power at all, if his help in three hours without power can help someone, who could hold it.
Massu said power shortages had made him realize how much electricity is lost and we need to save energy in general.
Next was a fan of Saitama Prefecture, who said he was in Harajuku when the earthquake struck, the trains had stopped, he could not get home. He said he came to the emergency housing in Aoyama Gakuin University and felt safe with college students to give up water and check to make sure it was okay.
Another fan Kumamoto Prefecture said he wanted to send their prayers to all victims, and thanked everyone for their messages in the J-web.
Massu had
said to remember that after the earthquake, all of your files regularly delayed and ended up being sent at a time. He said the group had thought about writing and working together to make your message.
The two had said that Johnny is trying to think of all the possible ways that could help, including transport trucks and trucks of power.
The final letter was from Aichi Prefecture, who said that communication problems had worried about his friends in the north. She said she had been in contact with all friends, but I was very anxious while the mobile networks were down.
Koyama said it was good to listen to all his friends were fine, but we need to remember that many people in northern Japan have not been in touch with loved ones.
The two ended the show by sending a message to everyone in northern Japan said they were not alone. People from all over Japan, including themselves, are supporting.
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