April 14 – News, Tears and Joy
Spring is in the air but a daily dose of the cold hard facts still hit home.
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Spring is in the air but a daily dose of the cold hard facts still hit home.
Yasue gets the good news that public transportation in Sendai, including its airport, is scheduled to begin service soon.
Yasue catches us up on what has been happening since the huge aftershock struck April 7.
Spring is in the air in Sendai and Yasue and her friend enjoy a summertime treat.
Yasue checks in with officials at Sendai’s professional baseball team to see when they hope to throw out the first pitch in their home stadium.
Yasue gets a surprise visit and a surprise gift from her friends.
After three weeks, a 17-year-old girl gets to see her family and we are all so happy for her.
At some point, you have to draw the line on waiting in line. Luckily, you don’t have to wait in line for friends.
Nearly 3 weeks after the quake, for the first time, Yasue describes the moment it hit and the harrowing hours that followed.
Like September 11, the devastating March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Tohoku are now referred to in numbers: 3/11.
Although the urgency has waned, the supplies Yasue receives are a welcome relief.
The frigid weather continues in Sendai but Cherry Blossom season cannot be too far off.
The Marines have landed and now relief flights can as well.
In Sendai, relief comes for those willing to wait. And wait. And wait.
Gas is starting to arrive in Sendai and more aid is on the way
In small-town Japan, loyal customers are never forgotten even after they pass away.
Introducing the Sendai-Honolulu Journal March 10–23: Japan-Honolulu Earthquake Journal Saturday, March 19: A Sendai Report Friday March 25: Waiting in line pays off, with many firsts Saturday, March 26: Sendai Airport opens thanks to the…