i predict movies being made about this moment in history, japan is really coming together

i predict movies being made about this moment in history, japan is really coming together

i predict movies being made about this moment in history, japan is really coming together

i predict movies being made about this moment in history, japan is really coming together

i predict movies being made about this moment in history, japan is really coming together

hehe interesting name. Its amazing to see this. 7 years ago I doubt yo could do this. Heck, I doubt you could do something like this even 3 years ago.

hehe interesting name. Its amazing to see this. 7 years ago I doubt yo could do this. Heck, I doubt you could do something like this even 3 years ago.

hehe interesting name. Its amazing to see this. 7 years ago I doubt yo could do this. Heck, I doubt you could do something like this even 3 years ago.

hehe interesting name. Its amazing to see this. 7 years ago I doubt yo could do this. Heck, I doubt you could do something like this even 3 years ago.

hehe interesting name. Its amazing to see this. 7 years ago I doubt yo could do this. Heck, I doubt you could do something like this even 3 years ago.

Reposting Izumisano’s comment from another article:

“OT: May I ask that we please refrain from using online streaming of Japanese TV and radio if you are not in Japan? At present, the communications network is very limited in the country and bandwidth is very scarce. Our friends there have asked us to help. They need the bandwidth to check up on rescue info, especially in the hardest hit areas. Thank you!”

Reposting Izumisano’s comment from another article:

“OT: May I ask that we please refrain from using online streaming of Japanese TV and radio if you are not in Japan? At present, the communications network is very limited in the country and bandwidth is very scarce. Our friends there have asked us to help. They need the bandwidth to check up on rescue info, especially in the hardest hit areas. Thank you!”

Reposting Izumisano’s comment from another article:

“OT: May I ask that we please refrain from using online streaming of Japanese TV and radio if you are not in Japan? At present, the communications network is very limited in the country and bandwidth is very scarce. Our friends there have asked us to help. They need the bandwidth to check up on rescue info, especially in the hardest hit areas. Thank you!”

Reposting Izumisano’s comment from another article:

“OT: May I ask that we please refrain from using online streaming of Japanese TV and radio if you are not in Japan? At present, the communications network is very limited in the country and bandwidth is very scarce. Our friends there have asked us to help. They need the bandwidth to check up on rescue info, especially in the hardest hit areas. Thank you!”

Reposting Izumisano’s comment from another article:

“OT: May I ask that we please refrain from using online streaming of Japanese TV and radio if you are not in Japan? At present, the communications network is very limited in the country and bandwidth is very scarce. Our friends there have asked us to help. They need the bandwidth to check up on rescue info, especially in the hardest hit areas. Thank you!”

Russia said it will increase its fuel (gas) that it normally gives to Japan!

Russia said it will increase its fuel (gas) that it normally gives to Japan!

Russia said it will increase its fuel (gas) that it normally gives to Japan!

Russia said it will increase its fuel (gas) that it normally gives to Japan!

Russia said it will increase its fuel (gas) that it normally gives to Japan!

There was a very nice and realistic anime series called “Tokyo Magnitude 8.0″ two children’s quest to return home to their parents after the earthquake hit. It was beautiful in the end, I really recommend it.

There was a very nice and realistic anime series called “Tokyo Magnitude 8.0″ two children’s quest to return home to their parents after the earthquake hit. It was beautiful in the end, I really recommend it.

There was a very nice and realistic anime series called “Tokyo Magnitude 8.0″ two children’s quest to return home to their parents after the earthquake hit. It was beautiful in the end, I really recommend it.

There was a very nice and realistic anime series called “Tokyo Magnitude 8.0″ two children’s quest to return home to their parents after the earthquake hit. It was beautiful in the end, I really recommend it.

There was a very nice and realistic anime series called “Tokyo Magnitude 8.0″ two children’s quest to return home to their parents after the earthquake hit. It was beautiful in the end, I really recommend it.

it always be from an anime

I’m supporting Operation Yashima.
Quoting firefye – quoting Izumisano’s comment from another article:

“OT: May I ask that we please refrain from using online streaming of Japanese TV and radio if you are not in Japan? At present, the communications network is very limited in the country and bandwidth is very scarce. Our friends there have asked us to help. They need the bandwidth to check up on rescue info, especially in the hardest hit areas. Thank you!”

I’m going to do it with them ^-^

Just one note. This doesn’t conserve electricity or save energy. This is a myth spread by the media and violates even just basic physics.

What it does is allow a different distribution. The energy can’t be saved or conserved once it’s produced (how’d you do that anyway? You can’t fill it into a can or bottle and there are no gigantic batteries throughout the country.) The power plants produce, let’s say, an amount of 100, but there are 300 needed. What do you do? You continue to produce 100 and make sure you can distribute those properly where they are needed. So you tell people that they please cut down their use, because you only have 100 instead of 300. The Japanese mentality does help a great deal in such a situation.

Imagine this happening in Europe or America with our “me! me! me! me! it’s my right!” societies and entitlement generation who think they are entitled to and have a right on everything.

pls donate!! i myself dont have a job but what was money?i can earn money this coming year!!but now some need to survive!! so pls..donate….

pls donate!! i myself dont have a job but what was money?i can earn money this coming year!!but now some need to survive!! so pls..donate….

pls donate!! i myself dont have a job but what was money?i can earn money this coming year!!but now some need to survive!! so pls..donate….

pls donate!! i myself dont have a job but what was money?i can earn money this coming year!!but now some need to survive!! so pls..donate….

pls donate!! i myself dont have a job but what was money?i can earn money this coming year!!but now some need to survive!! so pls..donate….

pls donate!! i myself dont have a job but what was money?i can earn money this coming year!!but now some need to survive!! so pls..donate….

pls donate!! i myself dont have a job but what was money?i can earn money this coming year!!but now some need to survive!! so pls..donate….

pls donate!! i myself dont have a job but what was money?i can earn money this coming year!!but now some need to survive!! so pls..donate….

pls donate!! i myself dont have a job but what was money?i can earn money this coming year!!but now some need to survive!! so pls..donate….

Are you a physics major or something ?

Are you a physics major or something ?

Are you a physics major or something ?

Are you a physics major or something ?

Are you a physics major or something ?

Are you a physics major or something ?

Are you a physics major or something ?

Are you a physics major or something ?

Lets all pray for japan.

Lets all pray for japan.

Lets all pray for japan.

Lets all pray for japan.

“The collective effort has been nicknamed “Operation Yashima” in reference to the classic anime, “Neon Genesis Evangelion”, in which the Evangelion units defeat their enemy with the use of a rifle that drains power grids across Japan.”

As an anime fan i have to lol at this.

lol so true. xDDD

this made me laugh too ^^;

this made me laugh too ^^;

this made me laugh too ^^;

this made me laugh too ^^;

this made me laugh too ^^;

this made me laugh too ^^;

Glad that everyone seems not to be negative at this very hard time ^^

I think what they mean by conserve energy is by letting other places like hospitals and such use who really need it at times like this vs the general public

japan gL!!

Eh really? Source?

Operation Yashima… awwwww… that is so cute… it’s so great to see the Japanese people be positive and encouraging each other in such touching manners (for e.g. the ’smile drawing’ tweets)…

p/s: how awesome is twitter!

It is amazing to see them so calm and collected, many other people including myself would be freaking out.

Reading on twitter that they’re gonna distribute electricity to different towns at different times

Miyavi: fill in ur region name(in JP), so that u can chek out the time of area blackout at ur place. 地域名を入れると停電する時間帯がわかります

Blaise of Monkey Majik: To save power, the Japanese PM has announced they will cut the power in Tokyo from 6am-10am and then 5pm-8pm…I think that’s a great idea

I’ve heard that so many households are without power right now as it’s getting cold over there. so sad T.T – still praying~ ♥

It’s amazing how the Japanese are working so calmly together <3 Wishing for the best! Stay strong and good luck Japan!

Lol. I think it’s really cool how they’re so positive but I don’t understand how using twitter (the computer) will save energy. It will save more energy in comparison to what? O.o The phone?

Whatever this strategy is, these people intended to use Twitter for their communication to other nations. :)))

I watched Episode 5 again just because of this news. Instead of being in a state of anarchy, I’m glad how the citizens are coming all together in a such a catastrophe.

areas in kanto r going without energy for 3 hrs… which 3 hrs depend on which area you live in ….
ahhh soon i wont hav electricity too ><

They’re not using computers but rather their cellphones. Once they have limited electricity in their area, they would probably charge the phone up and go back to using the internet/twitter. Their phones probably work on wi-fi

They’re not using computers but rather their cellphones. Once they have limited electricity in their area, they would probably charge the phone up and go back to using the internet/twitter. Their phones probably work on wi-fi

Yeah you’re so right, if this was my country everybody would be robbed/hijacked/raped.

Ganbatte! Nihon!

Yeah you’re so right, if this was my country everybody would be robbed/hijacked/raped.

Ganbatte! Nihon!

They’re using their Internet from their phones.. Their technology in cellphones is so advanced that the Internet is so fast. Better than a wi-fi from the US lol…

I just loved how they thought about “Operation Yashima”.. I’m surprised how an Anime inspired it. And how this Anime Came to LIVE… is AWESOME….

The really creepy thing I’ve heard is that the local government in Tokyo has told people to be aware of not using elevators when the planned blackouts hit so that they’re not getting trapped in those elevators. They don’t have the manpower to check all elevators in the metropolis, so they’ve been telling people to be… now comes the shocker…

self-responsible.

Oh. My. God.

The local government telling people to use their common sense. HOLY LEAPING BASSET HOUNDS BATMAN! That would so not fly in my country or any other western country I’ve ever been to. If this would happen here, we’d have to deploy our military, not to search and rescue, but to keep the public order.

Which is essentially what I said, but you’re right.

Engineering, long time ago. Now doing Japanology cause I feel like it. Physics is fun, though. And this stuff is really just basic stuff anyway. We’re not talking quantum physics or string theory (those guys are cultists) or chaos theory.

Give me history, engineering or physics and I’m happy.

Same here, really.

Plus twitter doesn’t take up that much bandwith either. It’s a very simple site, relatively “light”. Lemme check for a second. My twitter page is 19.4 kb, that’s very “light” compared to others. Only problem that may occur is that twitter itself goes over capacity, which, so far, hasn’t happened.

Yeah… my country would also react like yours. This “self-responsible” attitude imo is what makes the death toll in Japan not so high. I even read from CNN (i don’t remember) that according to a Crisis Expert analyst, Japan suffered less compared to Acheh and Haiti because they are well-trained and prepared for such catastrophe. He even suggested that this kind of attitude need to be implemented in other countries as well. We learn from past experiences and Japan had just thought us in real life.

Even in disaster these people manage to be creatively awesome….I mean…Operation YASHIMA. *was a Neon Genesis Evangelion head* <3333 them….Nippon GANBATTE!

I saw that on CNN news yesterday

Hey I am History Major lol

But trained in other more relevant kind of catasthrope.

Japan often had quakes, so periodic earthquake training is justifiable because they know it happened often. Peoples in country with rare and weak earthquake occurence might saw it as a joke or overreaction to Japanese quake if they had to do earthquake evacuation training.

In the other hand, do routine training for troubles that do happened often. Flood evacuation training in countries that had typhoon and flood every year, fire training in places with high risk.

Although, population in countries who already had their hand full trying to get enough money to eat day to day might see the routine training as wasting their precious time.