Japanese Tourists Visiting Hollywood Chat With KAT about Japan After Earthquake & Nuclear Radiation Crisis

I shot this video a few months ago finally had some superfast wifi to put it up. I love chatting with people from all over the world who can give a first hand perspective of what is REALLY happening in their neck of the woods. I have found it quite stimulating and amazing that so many people visiting the States have a different point of view than what the media tells us the majority are thinking. Better yet, I like hearing directly from their mouths what they think. Here are two Japanese Tourists talking about the challenges that hit Japan after the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear plant crisis...

Justin Bieber's Japan Concerts Too Risky?

Several artists have chosen to cancel their concert tours to Japan due to the earthquakes and the radiation from the leaking nuclear power plants. Unless concert promoters can prove that there is no health danger in proceeding with the tour, than they should be canceled. According to the New York Time reporters covering the Japanese disasters, "As of April 25th, More than 130,000 people remained housed in temporary shelters; tens of thousands of others evacuated their homes due to the nuclear crisis. The final death toll could raise to 20,000." . At the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant inside two reactors there is radiation so high that workers still can not go in. It is a fact that radiation is leaking and the food and water supply has been compromised in areas of Japan. Is a concert worth the risk for Justin Bieber's Tour? Unless they have a medical and radiation expert to explain the health risk of the fall out, the answer is No.

Josh Duhamel 's Tokiodokio Relief Run for Japan 4 Videos by KAT TALES TV

Here's a quick video montage of Sunday's fundraiser for Japan...

Josh Duhamel's Relief Run for Japan Is Big Success in The Rain

Lots of good people braved the rain and the puddles to join Josh Duhamel and his wife Fergie as well as Paris and Nicky Hilton and other celebs to raise funds and awareness to the plight of the Japanese people suffering with the recent disaster. The American Red Cross as well as local Santa Moncia Firefighters joined in to help and many unsung volunteers got up early for the youth run. It was a good time. My sneakers are soaking wet. But maybe as a sign, the sun was coming out behind the clouds as the run began. Here is a quick look of some of the fun. Lots of videos to follow.













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