Do you know any Japanese people?

It might be but they have hearts and feeling just like we do and I am sure inside they are suffering...I don't know any Japanise...but hoping things quickly fall back into place as they are a nation of go getters...

I have two friends out in Tokoyo at present both are English, they also remain calm. Their apartment has been bashed about a bit but they remain together which is giving them strength to deal with this. Their only concern is for the poor people in the North who have lost not just their homes but many family and friends. Their apartment is built to withstand earthquakes, there is hardly any food in shops and the information they are receiving is from places like Facebook as they have people hysterical knocking at the door saying for them to leave, especially since the explosion at the nuclear plant but feel safer to stay put. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone suffering from this right now and I hope that the aid needed reaches the people soon. Huggles. Ellie :D

I have a friend who is layocean however that is spelled. She is the only one I know that is asian. Everyone that I went to school with was white. We do have a few chinese and african american people who live in town now which is good. My daughters two best friends at school last year were the only african american people in her grade :)

I do know one Japanese person who I met personally. We play badminton for our physical education. About the tsunami incident, many of course were shocked about it. Maybe they push themselves so as not to be more depressed about the incident. Also, I like Japanese culture especially their manga and anime. ? :)

I lived there for two years, so yeah, I know many Japanese people. One of my friends in Chiba is still missing, while other one is at the hospital in a bad condition (she was stuck in an elevator for 12 hours - she was shocked when they found her, and due to the many aftershocks, she has some wounds). Still, when she woke up, first thing she asked was if her cat was okay (it was, anyway). I admire them so much, I don't know if they're so stoic because of their culture or because they're somehow accustomed to all of this - when I lived there, there were some light earthquakes that often didn't even reach foreigner newspapers - but I admire the way they're managing the situation. I think it's because of their attitude, that they'll be up again in no time.

Yes i have one Japanese friend. I'm trying to reach him since tsunami but failing all the time. Hope he will be fine. Plz allah help him if his in any trouble.

after the tsunami disaster, the Japanese government urged its citizens to remain calm because they believe can overcome this. This is what should be imitated in which the government is able to provide a sense of security to its citizens.

I had a friend that I knew since I was 7, he was Japanese and moved there several years ago. We didn't keep contact but I'm worried about him. I'm also worried about the rest of Japan. We need Toyotas! Hopefully no one was offended by that joke but humour, dark or regular, is said to be a good therapy which helps people cope with disasters such as this. What also sucks is that my birthday was 11th March too. Whenever I have fun, it's bad. I wish Japan and their citizens well, and I hope that nuclear plant doesn't leak radiation! Ervin.