On March 11, an earthquake measuring approximately 8.9 in magnitude struck off the coast of northern Japan, triggering massive tsunami waves and causing great destruction. Aftershocks as strong as 6.0 to 7.0 in magnitude continue to be felt in Japan. Currently many residents of Japan remain in desperate need of food, water, medicine, and shelter.

Various local and international relief agencies and organizations are acting to provide aid, and accept donations to help with their efforts. A donation, however small, will help provide for people whose lives remain at great risk.

• Google Crisis Response Center (English) (Japanese)
• The Japan Society in New York
• The Red Cross
  • American Red Cross
  • Australia Red Cross
  • Canada Red Cross
  • China Red Cross (English) (Simplified Chinese)
  • Hong Kong Red Cross
  • Japan Red Cross (English) (Japanese)
  • UK Red Cross
• GlobalGiving.org
• The Salvation Army (English) (Japanese)
• World Vision Hong Kong (English) ( Traditional Chinese)
• Save the Children (English) (Japanese)
• Give2Asia

This disaster has also disrupted communication and transportation services, and shipments to Japan may be delayed for a considerable time. If your shipment to Japan is affected, please let us know through our customer service hotlines.

As delivery services may be disrupted for the foreseeable future, YesAsia and YesStyle will offer free shipping to Japan for the next two to three (2-3) months on all purchases.

Disclaimer: YesStyle and YesAsia have set up this web page in support of the Japan earthquake and tsunami victims by placing links to various charities. YesAsia and YesStyle are not responsible for the accuracy and authenticity of the information on this web page or related links, and are not involved in organizing any activity concerning the Japan earthquake and tsunamis. Please exercise caution and judgment when donating to charitable organizations. Should you have any doubts on the authenticity of the organization, please contact the organization or seek help from the police.