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Hello I am Brian Mulama, 18 years old, from Western Kenya, learning Japanese  at Amani Computer and Internet College at a place called Kaimosi.  I am writing this to express my sincere sympathy to the recent disaster that faced your country causing a huge damage and loss of life.

     When I saw the disaster in the news I was filled with emotion imagining the damage it had caused your country, The number of people who lost their lives, the number of people people had been left homeless, The number of children that had been left to be orphans,  The number of people that had been robbed away their loved ones by the disaster.

     As you are facing the challenges, I would like to assure you that in my country we are praying for you and requesting God to give you the spirit to move on and face the challenges with all the determination that you can.
     Mulama Brian

Hello, my name is Anthony B. Khajira. I am 18 years old. I live in the Western Part of Kenya-Kaimosi and I am currently studying Japanese language. I would like to send my sincere condolences to you for the suffering you have undergone as a result of the tsunami, earthquake and leakage in radiations. I hear over the news and internet of the kind of suffering you are undergoing and it makes me sad.

     I pray for your safety and protection daily. It is my sincere wish that you may regain your previous status and that together we may forge ahead as one, united not by distance but by our hearts. I wish you a quick recovery from the huge loss you incurred and encourage you to do your best in whatever you are involved in so that together we can create a difference in the next generations to come.

     Please take good care of yourselves because we all need each other in the future. May you be blessed during this hardship moment and even in the future.
     Arigato gozaimasu.
     Anthony B. Khajira

Clinton　Meshack, Otieno, Kenya  kara  desu. 19 years old, would like to sympathize with you all, students, teachers, parents and children at all for what happened to your country that is, the tsunami and earthquake that occurred in your country.
It is with deep sorrow that you students got affected in your education and normal life, many people lost  their lives and assets due to the tsunami. We, Kenya hope that all is well with you and you are fairing on well.
     I would also like to encourage you all that, after all that happened about the natural disaster  that left many homeless. hopeless and ever losing your  friends, relatives and all that you loved most, that there is a second chance in life for you to regain your consciousness. I also encourage you all that it is always good not to dance to the times of poor spirits who live in gray twilight of time and always remember that you should not surrender your dreams to noise negatives for one can ruin your own desire in life and always have a belief that all is well and you can transform yourself into a better person in life.
     I as an individual would like to pass my regards to the Japanese team  that came to Kenya and taught us about the solar cooker, which is an energy saver. I have gone to 16 schools so far spreading the knowledge to everyone.  I appreciate so much for that knowledge because it is now saving our country from a natural disaster  from cutting trees in search of firewood and charcoal. This has really moved us a step ahead.
Lastly I had that you have also been affected by the leakage from the nuclear power plant, I as an individual and a representative of the all Kenyan nation are sorry for this and we hope that all is going to be well.
     In conclusion I would like to invite you all in Kenya so that we can show our ideas with you  i.g  job creation ideas and also show our culture with your culture.
     Yours sincerely,
     Clinton Meshack Otieno