[Article] Ayumi Hamasaki, earthquake emergency Comment

[Maxker]

Google translation:

14 hours 45 minutes on March 11, intensity earthquake occurred in northern Miyagi Prefecture, the singer Hamasaki Ayumi has commented on Twitter.

Ayumi Hamasaki 16 o'clock hour and 15 minutes after the earthquake, "Got earthquake in japan. (Earthquake in Japan)," murmured.

And subsequent evacuation procedures, has been actively retweet notices to stop the bleeding and how the injured person.

Especially "to ask really in the media! And to cover the helicopter will be difficult to hear the voice of the team and emergency workers in the field. Let alone when trying to find the voices of people buried alive by the loud, stop! Hanging on life From! Lessons from the Great Hanshin Earthquake, "a tweet that said," thank you! "with the comment that the retweet.

Twitter has Ayumi Hamasaki "Ayu-chan, are you okay (;; )?"," surely have saved lives by Ayu. Ayu thank you." Etc., are flooded with comments from fans. (Press model)

http://mdpr.jp/021134713

I really hope she is ok

[C+R+E+AYUMI]

OMG i'm dazed by this news hope she and all my friends in japan are feeling good..cannot reach them by phone

[benslave4u]

yeah I was just trying to call them too but now it's slowly getting better try a few more times! I just got hold of my friends!

[Kanzaki]

I hope everyone, including her, is ok. Things like these are terrible. I'm so glad I live somewhere where the chances of this happening is next to 0%

I'm not a religious person, but I find myself crossing my fingers and chanting "please be ok everyone" in my head

[rakeru]

I'm reading her tweets about this right now... she's really doing a lot to help, even giving medical advice!

[Bigtop]

At least Ayu's safe, but I hope she along with other Japanese people overall survives too... We wish them well...

See also: http://www.ahsforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=107893

[elvesword]

Fingers Crossed!!!!!

[mtrl_gal0603]

Pray for Ayu and the rest.

[xLuna&1LOVE]

Bless everyone in Japan!

[ownsarai]

I love that Ayu was giving medical advice.
I wish there were a better translation, though.
I am praying so much for the people of Japan right now.

[Polyrhythm]

It's a sad situation I heard there were some casualties through twitter:

Originally Posted by utadahikaru@twitter

Wow I just experienced the biggest earthquake of my life. Gas/electricity has stopped in many areas of Japan and some people have died.
about 1 hour ago via web

[SURREAL__RAINBOW]

Ayu is so worried about her staff, and everyone else who's affected by this tragedy. I cannot believe how much I admire her, in moments like this one, she shows us what a beautiful human being she is.

My prays are with Japan and its people.


BTW ayu is in Twitter, twitting like crazy, in Japanese... so I cannot understand everything that she's saying

[Andali]

Poor Japan

[Bigtop]

This earthquake is not politics: it's something Japan has to be serious about.

[maxikot]

I've just made myself a breakfast and in tv they were reporting that. Then i checked her tweeter and yeah she's been tweeting a lot. I sent her my support, thought that would be appropriate although she must be receiving a lot similar one to mines.

[SURREAL__RAINBOW]

Originally Posted by Bigtop

This earthquake is not politics: it's something Japan has to be serious about.

What is this nonsense?? who even mentioned politics in this thread apart from you?? I don't see it.

And if you are talking about Japan and its international relationships with other neighbor countries they said that they will be accepting international help.

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[Cyberbird]

Its weird how the world works now, I get the notice trough Ayu tweet.
Japanese are prepared for this sircunstances and strong.

[sanzo2011]

Hope everyone in Japan'll be ok! i heard that it's the largest earthquake ever in Japan !~~!

[maxikot]

I heard it's the largest in the last 140 years

[Polyrhythm]

It's actually the largest earthquake in Japan in over 300 years.