He is back to be Japanese

An American eminent Japanese literature, Donald Keene has arrived at Narita to get Japanese permanent citizenship.
He had already announced that he would be Japanese and live the rest of his life in Japan after the big earthquake.

From my archives
Donald Keene, path to Japanese

I was very touched with his affection to Japan and Japanese culture at that time.....he is not young but his passion is so powerful and strong that even young people can't try.

His decision is based on 'Mercy' and 'relief' for Japan, he never let Japan leaving destroyed, feels sympathy with Japanese who are suffering disastrous shock and wants to encourage Japan.

I'm very impressed with such altruistic action beyond the boarder and very proud of having such brave heart American.

Borderless support

So many hands to help Japan.
Not only Japanese but also foreigners living in Japan.
One of them from Pakistan went to the place where the earthquakes and the tsunami badly damaged and he cooked curry for the people refuged.
He was interviewed by the tv reporter why you did such charity so sooner during confusion.
He replied that no reason just wanted to help people in problem. And he said gently,
" There is no border in human mind."
I was really touched and felt proud of having a good fellow.

Help with curry
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