March 2016 is the five year anniversary of the great east Japan earthquake. On March 11, 2011, while the rest of the world watched, much of the northern coast was washed away by the massive tsunami, triggered by a 9.0 earthquake.The tragedy was devastating to Tohoku, Japan, and the entire world. People lost loved ones, their homes, and even their way of life. In the months after the disaster, countless volunteers rallied from around the world and came to Japan’s aid to help begin the long process of rebuilding. Whether by donating money, organizing events, or coming to volunteer, these individuals showed they truly care about Japan and about the people of Tohoku. Tohoku Tomo tells their story.
This film is one of activities of “113project:reclaim Tohoku”. Proceed of fundraising from this event will be donated to this project.
Asia Trend / Y.E.S.S. Center (inside the Orlando Fashion Square Mall – Near JC Penny)
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM Fundraising by Orlando Tewassa Group
7-7:45 PM Movie Screening
7:45-8:30 PM Discussion and Q&A with Producer /Director of the film, Wesley Julian
Sponsored by Florida JETAA Asia Trend Magazine, and local community group Orlando Tewassa Group whose mission is to support survivors from Tohoku Earthquake for the long term.