On this special One Piece Podcast episode, we have Greg on from Japan to talk about the massive 9.0 earthquake and resulting tsunami that took place in the northeast of that country. We have information about where you can donate to help, the whereabouts of One Piece voice actors and Eiichiro Oda, and some background on just what is happening in Japan. I apologize for any Skype wonkiness, but the transcontinental calls sometimes do that.
This Saturday, March 19th through Sunday March 20th at 6:00PM ET to 6:00PM ET we will have a 24 hour marathon podcast to help raise money for the victims of the tsunami and earthquake in Japan. Please let everyone know about this event. The page it will be hosted on is http://helpjapan.onepiecepodcast.com. We hope you can donate. Any amount helps, every cent helps.
If you have any other ideas or charities you would like us to promote, or would like to be on the 24 hour podcast, email us at OnePiecePodcast@gmail.com. Thanks to all those who have donated thus far. Please spread the word about this event.
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It is really nice to know you guys are keeping us up to date. I will be tuning in for the 24 hour Podcast event, and Greg stay safe all right are thought and prayers are with you all the people affected by this.
Great iniciative, but I feel bad seeing American people over USa being really stupid abou Pearl Harbor. To say so I can see hopw this would en if everyoine were like that. Fortunately they are not…
http://i.imgur.com/o9hr8.jpg
This fills me with sadnes. So stupid. So ignorant. So full of themselves…
Oh guys. It is me one more time. Please do not screw me but I just found a nice image about heroes helping Japan. Yeas Japanese Tokusastu Heores. Here:
http://i52.tinypic.com/11hvreq.jpg
Congratulationms for the effort.
what douches who say its karma. i will form my karma for them saying that and punch them in the face. have a heart kids, good luck japan i’ll donate to help.
Nice video hope japan recovers fast