Billionaire How Japan Helps Disaster (II)

Although his business was also affected, the billionaire perform a variety of ways to help.

Already two weeks passed, since the earthquake and tsunami destroyed the Japanese, the country with the world's third largest economy. Certainly disrupted economic sectors, including businesses in the country. Direct their business decline.
But as reported by Forbes, the billionaire Japan remains eager to provide assistance to the victims of the earthquake and tsunami.
Here is a collection of Japanese conglomerate the affected and their efforts help to others. The first part you can see at this link.
Family Saji, Wealth U.S. $ 7.7 billionServing FamilySuntory family sent 360 thousand bottles of mineral water on March 12, Suntory and donate an additional bottle. The company also donated U.S. $ 3.7 million in cash and turn off the lights in its outdoor advertising, reducing electricity usage at his place of business for Power Management.


Akira Mori, a wealth of U.S. $ 5.9 billionAkira MoriDeveloper Mori Trust set up 71 locations throughout the office fundraising, including housing, hotel and golf facilities. He gave a donation of U.S. $ 250 thousand.
Akira Mori is the third richest man in Japan. In the list of world billionaires, he ranked as the 143 version of Forbes.

Hiroshi Mikitani, Wealth U.S. $ 5.6 billionHiroshi MikitaniHead of online shopping center operator, Rakuten, contributed U.S. $ 3.7 million for recovery efforts. He also did fundraising through Rakuten Securities, which mengumupulkan U.S. $ 3 million and pre-paid electricity service, Edy, earns U.S. $ 200 thousand.
In Japan he is the fifth richest person, while in the order of the world he occupies the position-182.

Katsumi Tada, Wealth U.S. $ 2.8 billionKatsumi TadaDaito Trust Construction donated his U.S. $ 3.7 million for areas affected by disaster through the Japanese Red Cross. He prepared 100 units of apartments for people affected by the earthquake, for 6 months for free. The company is also raising funds from employees.
Men are in the business of real estate that is the richest man in Japan the number 9 and the richest in the world ranked 393 in Forbes.

Han Chang Woo, Wealth U.S. $ 2.4 billionHan Chang WooGame company donated U.S. $ 6 million, including U.S. $ 370 thousand came from company employees. The company is supplying drinks, food, medicine, and volunteers, fundraising action on Maruhan locations throughout Japan. The company operates shorter because of the rotating power outages.
Men who wrestle the gaming industry is the richest person number 11 in Japan and the sequence of 459 to Forbes ranking of the world.

source : viva news