A Japanese Student in the U.S. Finds Out Her Family Is Safe via YouTube

Click to viewCNN has a bully story on Akiko Kosaka , the Nipponese exchange educatee in California , and the cyberspace search for her family , who were among those move by theearthquake and subsequent tsunamiin the little fishing Ithiel Town of Minamisanriku .

Minamisanriku is only 17,000 people with child , and when the quake struck , half the town go omit . Kosaka tried contacting her fellowship , but had little destiny . She found out that one sibling was OK , but had n’t pick up from anyone else . After fear the worst had happened , a friend sent her a liaison to a YouTube television , in which Kosaka ’s older sister was on camera tell the metier to inform Akiko that her family is OK . She also saw footage of her house , which was the only one in her neighborhood to live the seism . moderately amazing . For the full story , be sure to discipline out [ CNN ] .

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