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Save Sojo-city where had the flood diserster

The heavy rain caused the river flooding that damaged Joso-city, Ibaraki prefecture.
More than 1,000 houses got damaged or flooded.  Then, Japan Self-defense forces, fire fighters, police, and the rescue groups were looking for the missing people.

This reminded me the tsunami that was caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011 in my hometown, Miyako, especially when I saw those pictures of flooded city appeared on my SNS timelines from my friends there.

Because my hometown, Miyako, Iwate had many help not only from other prefectures in Japan, but also from all over the world, I feel this time is my turn to give the people in Joso, Ibaraki some support.
So, I believe this is one of what I could do: writing the English blog article for the English readers who are willing to give them some support.

There are 4 thing you could possibly do.


1. Donation.

You can make your donation to the bank account of city of Joso.
The account information is as below.
 
Bank name: Tsukuba Kaido
Branch name: Mitsukaido
Account type: Saving
Account number: 1248521
Account holder name: Jososhi gienkinguchi

Ref: Official twitter account of Joso-city
https://mobile.twitter.com/joso_kouhou/status/643324675913703424

Donation will be accepted to the account on above until November 30th, 2015.


2. Sending the relief supplies

You can also send the relief supplies, such as water, food, clothes, toilet papers, sanitary napkins, baby diapers.. so on.
There are 3 address where you can send it.
Print one of the address below to put it on the package.


 Or


Or 

  



3. Volunteering

If you can go there to support people in Joso-city, please do so because they do not have enough volunteers there. 
   
If you are willing to do the physical works, such as removing mud from people's houses there , please make sure you are wearing proper clothes and equipment something as below. 
   
   
  
1. Hard hat or cap 
2. Goggles    
3. Towel 
4. Name tag
5. Thick rubber grabs 
6. Water bottle 
7. Rain boots 
8. Long pants
9. Belt bag
10. Long sleeve shirts]
11. Mask
     
More information about volunteering is available in English:  http://joso.vc/en/


4. Share this post 
Please share this post with your friends.  Thank you!!  
  

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