With the one-year mark of Japan's disaster arriving, are you doing anything to mark the occasion (e.g. attending a candlelight vigil or visiting a temple to pray for lives lost)?
Nothing special.
One thing that I cannot understand is why
many of us refuse to accept a part of slightly radiated
wreckage from Tohoku area while we highly respect people to people
bond, or "kizuna" and are willing to help them for nothing.
Yokohama (Yamashita Park):
Mass gathering and moment of silence at 2:46 on March 11, 2012.
http://www.bo-sai.ne.jp/
Tokyo:
On March 11, there will be a candlelight vigil event at Tokyo Tower from 6.30pm to 8pm. This event will be a fundraising event, aimed at raising money for the people in Fukushima who have been affected by radiation, and for the survivors in Tohoku. The event will feature Taiko Drum performances by GoCoo.
http://peaceboat.jp/relief/news/
http://www.peaceonearth.jp/