In memory 0f 11 March 2011:
Ganbarou!
--The Dynamics of the Earth to Renew a Hope of Life.
(After ten days elapsed, March 20, 2011 ...
People of Japan in the area of disaster: Sendai, Minamisanriku, Kesennuma, and surrounding areas affected by the disaster, began to organize life).
Ganbarou!
Tens of thousands of those who have died and are missing ...
The largest number after the victims of World War II against Japan.
Hours and hours of bobbing in the water…
this woman survives, but her mom and dad have passed away.
A man survived in the rubble of a house roof drifted away by water,
but his wife who was with him before, had disappeared ..washed away by tsunami (11/3).Ough!
A young girl screaming in tears calling her mother:
"Okaasan ..., okaasan ..." ("mama ... mama ..."), however, the mother never came ...
A young man was given a breath in between the ruins (19/3).
Unable to speak, because of the trauma.
However, life must go on ...
An old man in Kesennuma-coastal city that was destroyed,
sincerely opened his bicycle shop and helped people free of charge to repair,
in order for the community to continue their life ...,
So that everyone can go everywhere by bike. Even without their usual vehicles.
He wiped his tears, to throw the turmoil of his heart away, continued work.
He is an old one that still wants to see the community rise.
Ganbarou!
School age children in the center of the evacuation shelter have help.
The school graduation events in the area of disaster still continued.
"Don't give up", posters of messages that they create together were plastered.
Yes, these children felt the need to do something to encourage all the people.
"We are all united to fight through all this ...".
Sung by the school children in the graduation event to sound optimistic ... "Shiawase ... shiawase ..." ("Happy ...happy ... "), (19/3).
Delivered with the new spirit of shedding tears.
The spirit, which remained attached to the body of this nation.
"If young people leave the country",
"Who else is going to build this back?"
"We stay here ..."
Thank God, they are still given the chance and sense to connect to their live...
Ganbarou! Ganbarou Nihon! (The spirit of Japan!)
Rahmayanti Helmi Yanuariadi (Emi) (Yokohama/ 20 Maret 2011, 15.31 JST).

People of Japan in the area of disaster: Sendai, Minamisanriku, Kesennuma, and surrounding areas affected by the disaster, began to organize life).
Ganbarou!
Tens of thousands of those who have died and are missing ...
The largest number after the victims of World War II against Japan.
Hours and hours of bobbing in the water…
this woman survives, but her mom and dad have passed away.
A man survived in the rubble of a house roof drifted away by water,
but his wife who was with him before, had disappeared ..washed away by tsunami (11/3).Ough!
A young girl screaming in tears calling her mother:
"Okaasan ..., okaasan ..." ("mama ... mama ..."), however, the mother never came ...
A young man was given a breath in between the ruins (19/3).
Unable to speak, because of the trauma.
However, life must go on ...
An old man in Kesennuma-coastal city that was destroyed,
sincerely opened his bicycle shop and helped people free of charge to repair,
in order for the community to continue their life ...,
So that everyone can go everywhere by bike. Even without their usual vehicles.
He wiped his tears, to throw the turmoil of his heart away, continued work.
He is an old one that still wants to see the community rise.
Ganbarou!
School age children in the center of the evacuation shelter have help.
The school graduation events in the area of disaster still continued.
"Don't give up", posters of messages that they create together were plastered.
Yes, these children felt the need to do something to encourage all the people.
"We are all united to fight through all this ...".
Sung by the school children in the graduation event to sound optimistic ... "Shiawase ... shiawase ..." ("Happy ...happy ... "), (19/3).
Delivered with the new spirit of shedding tears.
The spirit, which remained attached to the body of this nation.
"If young people leave the country",
"Who else is going to build this back?"
"We stay here ..."
Thank God, they are still given the chance and sense to connect to their live...
Ganbarou! Ganbarou Nihon! (The spirit of Japan!)
Rahmayanti Helmi Yanuariadi (Emi) (Yokohama/ 20 Maret 2011, 15.31 JST).
