Japan Red Cross & Arashi brings joy to our lives.

Mar 18, 2011 09:52

Japan Red Cross Donation
Might not be new information for most of you, but for those living in Japan who would like to make a quick and direct contribution to our friends in the Tohoku/Kanto regions, you can send your donations by filling in a 振込 (furikomi) sheet at your nearest post office.

口座記号番号 (Account no.): 00140-8-507
口座加入者名 (Account holder): 日本赤十字社 東北関東大震災義援金
取扱期間 (Donation period): 平成23年3月14日~平成23年9月30日

※郵便局窓口での取り扱いの場合、振替手数料は免除されます。 (If you pay at the counter, there will be no handling fee.)
※郵便窓口でお受取りいただきました半券(受領証)は、免税証明としてご利用いただけますので、大切に保管してください。 (Please keep your receipt as it can be used as tax exemption.)
※通信欄にお名前、ご住所、お電話番号を記載してください。 (Please write down your name, address and telephone number in the message section.)

You can also send money via bank transfers or through the convenience store ATMs. Details can be found here.

Aiba fail
On a lighter note, last night's Himitsu no Arashi-chan was a glorious episode of unaired footages, and the one thing I recall best is Sho's story of Aiba's stage fail.

Apparently, it was time for the next number and four of boys were already on stage, standing in a cool pose.

Yes, that's right: four.

Meanwhile, the entire time, the boys hear a panicked voice in their earpiece, shrieking, "WHERE IS IT WHERE IS IT WHERE IS EVERYONE--" and then, "OH THERE IT IS I FOUND IT I FOUND--"

The next second, Aiba appears on stage, slips, and falls.

I haven't laughed so hard in a while. ♥

teaching in nippon, japan, arashi

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