and today we're here in daimyo elementary

school where we are collecting

supplies to be sent to the evacuation centers

down in Kumamoto and I'm sure most of you

heard by now, but southern kyushu has been devestated

by the strongest earthquake in the history

of recorded earthquakes in kyushu

and today I'm here with my friend Stana and Karlin

and we just ran around the neighborhood

collecting water and toilet paper

and other materials to drop off here

at the school. It's really really good to see

the turn out. Now there is classrooms

full of supplies that are going to be sent

down to Kumamoto later this evening.

If your in Fukuoka please consider

dropping by. Even if you cant donate

much, every little bit helps.

I know Shovako is a really great place

facility for dropping off goods, but

if your in other prefectures im sure

there are other places to set up

where you can drop off things

as well. If you are from overseas

and you would still like to help

i have set up a crowd funding link

below and amazingly overnight

we have already doubled the amount

that i was trying to raise

so thank you very much to everyone whose

donated so far. If

you have not donated any and you are

looking for a place to donate

you can check out my crowd funding

link. I will not be donating

to any specific charity but i will be sending

the money to the government directly

so that they can help clean up

the roads, rebuild homes, get people out of the

evacuation shelters and

rebuild Kumamoto Castle and all

the things that cost tons of money

and require tons of overtime labour

over the next few months.

If you have ever enjoyed a video that I've

made about life here in Kyushu

and Fukuoka please consider supporting

because this island needs our help.

We are going to climb to the top

of Kumamoto Castle

See the entire city top