What happing in Japan?

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I watch Japanese TV program everyday through internet. There are many problems happening, like radiation and refugees. Even so, we stand recovering stage after surviving face.

However, I worry about misunderstanding of non-Japanese due to different culture and language. I will introduce a blog site which inform properly by English as follows.

http://hogacentral.blogs.com/japan_tech_blog/

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