TOKYO - Prime Minister (PM) of Japan Naoto Kan expressed his gratitude through advertisements in various leading newspapers of the world. Words were addressed to the elements in the world for the support that has been given since the tsunami swept Japan.
Three-quarter-page ad, titled Thank You for Kizuna (bonds of friendship) is installed in the pages of international newspapers such as the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal and International Herald Tribune.
"One month has passed since the earthquake with the strength that never happened before. The earthquake has also claimed thousands of lives. In the tsunami-swept region there is no food, water, and electricity and the survivors do not have a channel of communication. At the time that these sad people from all over the world come together to give hope and encouragement, "the statement in the ad as quoted by AFP on Monday (4/11/2011).
In the ad also states greatly appreciate Kan Kizuna given by friends around the world and thank you to every state, entity and every individual.
Countries include the United States, Australia, Mexico, China and several European countries sending teams to aid Japan after earthquake and tsunami on 11 March. 're many other countries to send donations and promised financial aid to help the country with the world's third largest economy to recover after the disaster.
Support also came from countries such as Afghanistan unexpected that promised to provide assistance amounting to $ 1 million or around Rp 8, 6 billion. In addition to donations from various countries, as well as many charitable activities carried out in the recovery effort in Japan. Individuals also promised to provide funding assistance to help people in Japan's northeast coast where the tsunami destroyed the entire city there.
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