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[311震災]Yahoo! Japan 搜尋3.11捐10yen
3月11去yahoo! japan search "3.11" yahoo!就捐10yen[/size=5]
http://www.japantoday.com/category/national/view/yahoo-japan-to-make-disaster-relief-donation-for-every-person-who-searches-for-3-11-on-march-11
TOKYO —
Four years on, the earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear crisis that befell Japan’s Tohoku region on March 11, 2011 have very little effect on the day-to-day lives of most people in the country. The rolling blackouts have stopped. Batteries and bottled water are once again readily available. Trains are running, and whole cities aren’t spending hours walking home from work or school.
But while a return to normalcy is a desirable, and ultimately necessary, part of recovery, it’s also important to remember what happened. To stem the forgetfulness that often accompanies the later stages of coping with tragedy, on March 11 Yahoo! Japan will be making a donation to the Tohoku recovery efforts for every person that searches for “3.11” through the company’s search engine.
The Internet provider and portal conducted an identical initiative last year, supplying a total of 25,683,250 yen to charitable organizations. This year, Yahoo! will be making its donation to the Tohoku Recovery Support Organization (Toholu Fukkou Shien Dantai in Japanese).
[#e33039]A 10-yen donation will be made for each user who searches for “3.11” between midnight and 11:59 p.m. on March 11[/size=5][/#e33039]. To reiterate, the donation is made per user, not per search. Once you’ve searched once, you’ve done your job, so there’s nothing to be gained by repeating the search over and over again.
Instead, Yahoo! would prefer you took the time to read through some of the results that come up, in keeping with the program’s aim of creating a moment in which to think about the places and people’s lives which were so abruptly changed in 2011. The company also plans to release a video with interviews of people from the disaster-struck towns of Ishinomaki, Yamadamachi, and Soma, which are located in Miyagi, Iwate, and Fukushima prefectures, respectively. Yahoo! will also be creating a visualization of 3.11-releated searches, similar to the one from 2014.
Yahoo! Japan’s search box can be found here.
Sources: IT Media, Yahoo! Japan News
http://www.japantoday.com/category/national/view/yahoo-japan-to-make-disaster-relief-donation-for-every-person-who-searches-for-3-11-on-march-11
TOKYO —
Four years on, the earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear crisis that befell Japan’s Tohoku region on March 11, 2011 have very little effect on the day-to-day lives of most people in the country. The rolling blackouts have stopped. Batteries and bottled water are once again readily available. Trains are running, and whole cities aren’t spending hours walking home from work or school.
But while a return to normalcy is a desirable, and ultimately necessary, part of recovery, it’s also important to remember what happened. To stem the forgetfulness that often accompanies the later stages of coping with tragedy, on March 11 Yahoo! Japan will be making a donation to the Tohoku recovery efforts for every person that searches for “3.11” through the company’s search engine.
The Internet provider and portal conducted an identical initiative last year, supplying a total of 25,683,250 yen to charitable organizations. This year, Yahoo! will be making its donation to the Tohoku Recovery Support Organization (Toholu Fukkou Shien Dantai in Japanese).
[#e33039]A 10-yen donation will be made for each user who searches for “3.11” between midnight and 11:59 p.m. on March 11[/size=5][/#e33039]. To reiterate, the donation is made per user, not per search. Once you’ve searched once, you’ve done your job, so there’s nothing to be gained by repeating the search over and over again.
Instead, Yahoo! would prefer you took the time to read through some of the results that come up, in keeping with the program’s aim of creating a moment in which to think about the places and people’s lives which were so abruptly changed in 2011. The company also plans to release a video with interviews of people from the disaster-struck towns of Ishinomaki, Yamadamachi, and Soma, which are located in Miyagi, Iwate, and Fukushima prefectures, respectively. Yahoo! will also be creating a visualization of 3.11-releated searches, similar to the one from 2014.
Yahoo! Japan’s search box can be found here.
Sources: IT Media, Yahoo! Japan News
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