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dimmer light and brigther hope..

Hello my dear readers.. hopefully, i might have some.. as some of you may know that I have come to Japan since October.  And now I am still here and alive.

I am staying in Tokyo, Odiaba so I have chance to experience the big quake and warning of tsunami.  Interesting, isnt it?

At this moment, the city becomes darker and duller by the blue of the people and continuous no very good news, serving in breakfast and dinner times.  Tokyo is not as crowd as it use to be.. less passengers on the train.. less student in school.. less people in the shopping malls and less food and drink on the shelves…but more worry and concerns..

On the way to school, I have to pass Tokyo Midtown, the big shopping center, where there are a lot of restaurants and department stores located, in the middle of the new city, Roppongi.

After the big quake, Tokyo Midtown is not bright as normal..

Why? Is there something wrong with my eyes?? yes..my eyes are not very good but… it is obviously dimmer but it does not make me become more blue.. it turns me lift up my feeling..

The big earthquake led  the critical damage in nuclear power plants in Fukushima.  Therefore, the shortage of electricity is happened.

The rotation of blackout is implemented in many prefectures in Japan, including Tokyo. Instead of getting upset, people in Tokyo are willing to help by put their daily life in the energy saving mode.

Some lights are switched off both in the station, convenience stores and office. The elevators are left vacant more frequent than usual because people deviate to use stair instead. All these makes me realize how well Japanese people can cooperate to get through the crisis together.

Tokyo gets darker both at night and day but hope of people here is bright enough to light up their way back home in the evening.. and light up their heart to keep putting afford to make country brighter in every next morning..