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Three Japanese teenagers affected by the Tohoku Earthquake receive extra support in Sydney

Sho, Hibiki and Miyu (from left) in Sydney
Sho, Hibiki and Miyu (from left) in Sydney Source: JCS Rainbow Project

Three Japanese high school students came to Sydney at the invitation of The Japan Club of Sydney (JCS) to attend JCS's charity 7-day homestay program called Rainbow Project. All of the three have lost at least one of their parents because of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan.


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Three Japanese high school students came to Sydney at the invitation of The Japan Club of Sydney (JCS) to attend JCS's charity 7-day homestay program called Rainbow Project. All of the three have lost at least one of their parents because of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan.


Hibiki Sato, Sho Aikawa and Miyu Tanigawa talk about their stay and experiences in Sydney.

JCS started the annual program in 2011 and this is their 8th program.


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