I was in Morioka station when the earthquake struck, but thankfully I am safe and very lucky to be on my way back, rather circuitously, to Tokyo. I will post more when I get home.
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Adam, glad to know that you are safe. Please let us know how things are going there and if you need any help.
Glad you’re safe, man. Was really worried about you once I got word of the tsunami, because I knew you’d be out fishing near shore.
Hi Joel,
Thanks I am fine.
I was planning on fishing on the Saturday.