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>With his family accounted for, Akaiwa hasn't rested on his laurels. Rather, he's spent the past two weeks heading into Ishinomaki in search of other trapped su
by marcamillion 16y ago
>With his family accounted for, Akaiwa hasn't rested on his laurels. Rather, he's spent the past two weeks heading into Ishinomaki in search of other trapped survivors. Armed with a backpack, a flashlight, a Swiss Army knife, and some water, he rides his bike around the wreckage and makes his own destiny.
This!
That sounds like the making of a MacGuyver movie.
Kudos to him, but this could have EASILY turned out the opposite way - which would be very tragic, although would make the story even more compelling and increase the likelihood this turns into a movie.
I hope it has a happy ending though.