Temporary Suspension of the Services Due to an Earthquake

Nature hit japan too hard this time, I guess there's no way to predict when something like that is going to happen, I just wish my best for japan and to never give up.

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Originally Posted by http://www.ru.emb-japan.go.jp/Earthquake/Posol_20110313.html

11 марта 2011 г.
Обращение Посла Японии Масахару Коно в связи с землетрясением у побережья Тихого океана в районе Тохоку


Как Посол Японии выражаю искреннюю признательность всем россиянам, направившим многочисленные теплые слова сочувствия в связи с ущербом от землетрясения и цунами, которые произошли в Японии сегодня, 11 марта.



Президент Д.А. Медведев сообщил нам о желании оказать помощь со стороны Правительства России. Кроме того, мы получили предложения помощи от многих других россиян. В связи с этим в настоящее время Правительство Японии приступило к рассмотрению организационных вопросов приема такой помощи.



Еще раз искренне благодарю всех россиян за теплые чувства.

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I also would like to help in the aftermath of the disaster, but other than his hands I offer nothing ...(mashine translate)

P.S. My heart... whith you, and me so hard to watch from the side (sorry for my english)

Damn you mother nature! >.< Some of the footage I've seen is devastating, It's horrible to see this happen to anyone, anywhere, but to such a developed country, you would think something like this could never happen :(
From the UK, thoughts are with you all.

My heart weeps for you JP. You are constantly in thought and I'm sure we all wish that SE, families, and friends are all safe.

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Originally Posted by Mikazuki

Damn you mother nature! >.< Some of the footage I've seen is devastating, It's horrible to see this happen to anyone, anywhere, but to such a developed country, you would think something like this could never happen :(
From the UK, thoughts are with you all.

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Agreed 200% there.

I really wish I had a way to go over there and help them rebuild for however long it takes. But I have no way of doing that, don't have the money or the means at the moment.

I spent hours last night sifting through images of the devastation that has wrought the homes of so many. It was so awful and it gripped me so tightly, I simply couldn't turn away. I can't begin to imagine losing so much - everything in a single day. Stay strong Japan, know you're on our minds.

In solidarity with Japan, from the American players

Watching the images and reading the news of the recent developments in Japan has mixed awe with horror, empathy with alarmed concern, and--above all--stirred up desire to help in the minds of all. Especially those impotently standing on this distant side of the planet.

First of all, we want to convey our heartfelt feelings of solidarity and support to the Japanese members of our Linkshells, servers and gaming community at large, as well as all members of Square Enix, and reassure them of the fact that the eyes and hearts of their gamemates, as those of the entire planet are fixed on the eastern coast of Honshu.


Rutelor said this best with all the words I was looking for.

My thoughts and hopes, are every day with Japan.

I would also love to see a donate option for victims of catastrophe, in Final Fantasy XIV account.

I know there are different ways of donation, however I think it would be good to show that we non Japanese FFXIV players, also care and want to help.

I post this also here, Red Cross donations on Itunes:
https://buy.itunes.apple.com/WebObje...rityGiftWizard