Okiagarikoboshi
This is a legend luck! Bring it down many times
but still goes up!
Its name is Okiagarikoboshi. It is a folk art doll that is
considered as good luck charm in aizu region,fukushima
prefecture. It also represents the mind of Japanese people
who are working patiently on the reconstruction with "never
give up" attitude as it always stands up with gentle smile
however many times it is knocked over." Cool.
#FukushimaIsOkay #ThatIsFukushima #Okay
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Three-Simple-Things-for-Fukushima/293066294158348
This page is established and maintained by Filipino youths who have experienced the life in
Fukushima, Japan. After the 'Great East Japan Earthquake,' the prefecture is affected by
harmful rumors regarding radiation contamination.
Fukushima Awareness Day: A day where youth ambassadors gathered to disclose the correct information about JAPAN'S facts to the people especially the spreading of bad rumours or “fuhyo higai”.
Luzon
(at UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES, UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE CITY OF VIGAN, ILOCOS SUR ON MAY 5, 2013)
The big event opens in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao (Philippines) that covers a population enough to sustain the advocacy. But the Awareness (FAD) does not entails to end by this event only. You can still do little things to Fukushima by just a single like . share . and understand.
VISAYAS (at UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILLIPINES-CEBU CAMPUS, CEBU CITY ON MAY 3, 2013)
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| The students were so attentive listening the lecture... |
FAD-TACLOBAN CITY (LEYTE NORMAL UNIVERSITY ON MAY 3, 2013)
There were tears, sadness, smiles, and laughters that have been shared by each and everyone
MINDANAO
(AT CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY- XAVIER UNIVERSITY ON MAY 26, 2013)
while explaining the recovery efforts did by the Fukushima and Japan Government....
..... Together, we can do big things!
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By liking the page you can read blogs in the link above to
learn more about the current situation of Fukushima.
Thank you :)
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