Japanese Citizens Return $78 Million in Cash Found in Earthquake Rubble

Since the tsunami, the citizens of Japan have turned in thousands of wallets and safes found in the debris, containing over $78 million in cash.
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Since the tsunami, the citizens of Japan have turned in thousands of wallets and safes found in the debris, containing over $78 million in cash.
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Ichiro Suzuki, of the Seattle Mariners, has donated 1.2 milion dollars to the Red Cross’ relief efforts in Japan. The Mariners have also said they would match any donations made by fans or front office staffers up to $100,000.
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A baby dolphin was found in a rice field (1 kilometer from sea) after a Tsunami wave carried it away. This week, the baby dolphin was return to sea.
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Actress Sandra Bullock donated $1 million to the American Red Cross to help with earthquake and tsunami relief efforts in Japan.
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Cyberdyne company from Japan produces a robot device called HAL which gives power to its wearer by anticipating and supporting the user’s body movements. The company is gearing up for mass-production and already started leasing the suit to welfare facilities last year.
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For 27 years, Sadahiro Inoue a restaurant owner in Japan, invites students who can not afford to pay their meal to wash dishes for 30 minutes after eating a full meal in his restaurant.
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