Japan earthquake The March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami that occurred in northeastern Japan left nearly 20,000 people dead or missing and resulted in immeasurable losses and a radiation fallout crisis. How would you feel if you lose your loved ones? There is no doubt that people who lose their loved ones will become depressed. It is sad to know that even one year on, tsunami survivors are still experiencing the emotional impact of the disaster. There are children who scare to flush the toilet as the sound of running water reminds them of the tsunami. I hope that there will be an organization to cooperate with schools and communties to help address children’s emtional needs. This nurtual disaster doesn’t only affect children. A lot of elderly people also are affected after the quake and have emotional problems as a result. Since many of them need to live in temporary accommodation, they are experiencing loneliness and isolation. Also, I sympathize with the children who lost their parents after this terrible earthquake. The day before the earthquake they could still live with their parents happily; The day after the earthquake they can just deplore the death of their parents. I feel so lucky to live in a city where a massive earthquake won’t occur at all. As a normal high school student, not much I can do besides making donation. However, I believe that I can certainly help lots of survivors to build their devastated towns through donation.