This note posted on this Facebook site actually admits that they knew that Naoto Matsumura was involved with Sosei Water Company. This was published on June 2, HOWEVER, the CHIP-IN for him did not close until June 10. This site has helped both Naoto Matsumura and Endo-san collect money to USE on the SOSEI WATER COMPANY cattle.
A review of the Toki-boo site reveals even more proof that Naoto Matsumura has been working with Sosei Water company and has HAD NO PROBLEM KEEPING the CATTLE in this Condition. If you donated MONEY to this CHIP-IN, you gave your money to them to help SOSEI WATER COMPANY test cattle.
(Photo) As soon as the chaff were laid out, the cows started coming over and laid down. We see
several dozens of them laying down like this until meal time. Even then, the chaff begins to sink
because of their weight in 3-4 days, so we must lay new chaff about twice a week.
“Something Mighty” – #162 – June 2, 2012- “..grateful for the contributions within Japan..(&) from foreign countries by Naoto Matsumura, Guardian of Fukushima’s Animals on Sunday, June 3, 2012 at 9:14pm ·
“Something Mighty” – #162 – June 2, 2012
http://blog.goo.ne.jp/tokigootokiboo/d/20120602
Tokiboo’s blog (Tokiboo is Mr. Matsumura’s friend) Translation courtesy of YK
Last week, I spent the entire 7 days working in Fukushima. This is a photo taken on May 27 th of the
pen managed by a certain company.
Endo-san looked at this and wanted to drain the water out. He made a groove to drain it out and
worked hard at it.
For several days, Endo-san used a “certain something” but this thing had a mighty effect. What Endosan
and Tsuji-san set inside the pen was actually just some “chaff.” I went to take a look on the day
after the heavy rain, and I was blown away!!
There were thunder and lightening, and I heard that there were hail north of the Prefecture. The rain
was pouring and yet, there were no puddles anywhere and the cows were all lying down.
As you can see from the photo, the chaff has sucked up some of the water. I was so happy with this
that I kept on repeating how amazing Endo-san was! Endo-san said that he’ll pour more chaff in there
if the condition turns bad again.
(Photo) Tsuji-san drove the dump car and Endo-san used the heavy machinery to lay the chaff flat.
Thanks to Endo-san building the inclination, there were build-up of puddles anywhere. Even the cattle
were all relaxed and forgot that it was their meal time.
(Photo) Where the truck was unable to flatten, Tsuji-san is doing it with his feet. He also came out to
help on his day off. Thank you very much, Tsuji-san!
There are plans to install an electric fence here and to broaden the pen. Hopefully, Matsumura won’t
have to spend so much time like this in the future, but for now, he will probably need to use the chaff
until then. We’ll have to buy some more chaff, too.
(Photo) When the members of UKC and the actress Ohba-san were here to feed the cattle, the
ground was muddy from the rain the day before.
(Photo) As soon as the chaff were laid out, the cows started coming over and laid down. We see
several dozens of them laying down like this until meal time. Even then, the chaff begins to sink
because of their weight in 3-4 days, so we must lay new chaff about twice a week.
It really is full of hard work. I have a bit of muscle ache left in me from my shoulders down to my back,
and with fatigue, my head feels a little light-headed.
There’s nothing but hard labor waiting for me when I go to Fukushima, and because Hoso-san of UKC
Japan used to make fun of me saying that I’m only good for desk work, and now, Endo-san is
beginning to say the same too.
Because Hoso-san and Endo-san help us all the time, I guess I shouldn’t write bad things about them,
especially because I’m afraid of them taking revenge on me (LOL)
I think I would like to write more about Fukushima again tomorrow. I thank everyone for their
continued support. I am especially grateful for the contributions within Japan as well as from foreign
countries.
I would like to list the account information for Endo-san’s “Guts Fukushima” here also. Please kindly
support Endo-san as well.
Thank you for your kind contribution to the animals left behind.
Naoto Matsumura, Guardia…
Toho Bank, Azumi BranchYu-cho Postal Account
Toho Bank, Taira Branch
Account# 644994 Account Name: Ganbaru FukushimaSymbol 10270, Number 10419771 Acct Name:
Ganbaru Fukushima
Account # 2445234 Account Name: Guts Fukushima
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