An inspiring account of beauty amid the destruction of Japan’s 2011 earthquake and tsunami. more
The Japanese ritual of Namahage teaches important lessons to children, and reminds them that they are an integral part of the community. more
Japan’s transformation is a testament to what can be accomplished when people put aside individual differences to work for the collective good. more
One family’s dedication to public service—at home, and abroad. more
Vibrantly painted frogs from across the globe remind Fukushima’s children that they are not forgotten. more
Osore-zan has been a sacred site for thousands of years, and is permeated with a profound sense of peacefulness and of love. more
The Japanese people hold fast to the belief that together they will get back on their feet and make tomorrow better. more
Developed by an observant, “ordinary” person, Snugabub supports safer breathing and reduces the possibility of a child covering his or her face with a sheet or blanket. more
Anne Thomas shares that, little by little, life in Higashi Matsushima is moving forward into a future of hope and stability. more
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It’s easy to spot the hottest, most contested donations, like the authentic Shipibo cloth brought back by Chris Kilham, FOX News Medicine Hunter, after his journey to the Amazon; the Life Ionizer water purifier; the homeschooling curriculum; and the $250 donation to a winning bidder’s chosen charity. more
