Woman: We are counting on you to help us.
Prime Minister: I will carry out measures resolutely.
Fisherman: I'm counting on you, Prime Minister.
Mr. Kameyama, Mayor of Ishinomaki City: I believe employment protection measures are what is most needed right now.
Mr. Abe, Mayor of Higashimatsushima City: Now's the time for the Government to step in. I hope you will lend us your support, as surely there will be no recovery and reconstruction without national-level efforts to get through this disaster.
Radio DJ: After this, Prime Minister Kan will visit places around the city and observe the situation of our towns.
Prime Minister: Hello everyone in Ishinomaki. This is Naoto Kan, the Prime Minister. It is my earnest hope that you will make strides on the road to recovery. The Government will do everything in its power and stand with you as you take these steps.
Prime Minister: I can only imagine what you are going through...
House of Representatives member Jun Azumi: This is the main plant of Maruha Nichiro Foods, Inc. The inside is completely damaged.
Woman A: I hope you will do what you have to in order to achieve an early recovery.
Woman B: (Holding onto the Prime Minister's hand) Please make sure that someday everyone can become happy.
Prime Minister: The personnel at (SDF) Matsushima Air Base were saying it had no water service. How is the situation in the prefecture?
Mr. Murai, Governor of Miyagi Prefecture: Much of the lifeline services have been disrupted. Water service has stopped, and gas service has stopped.
Mr. Murai, Governor of Miyagi Prefecture: First, the Prime Minister's visit helps to reassure the people of this area. I also believe if the Prime Minister sees for himself the devastation that was brought about, the Government's response would be different. Thus, I am truly grateful that he came here.
Man: May I ask you to get off for a moment?
Prime Minister: Thanks for your hard work!
Residents: Oh! Mr. Kan!
SDF member: (Explaining the work) The SDF and police clear away the rubble like over there.
Prime Minister: I am truly proud that you members of the police and SDF are working so hard in response to disasters of this magnitude, without sparing yourselves. Hang in there. Your hard work is very much appreciated.
Police and others: Thank you.
Prime Minister: Thank YOU!
House of Representatives member Jun Azumi: The fishing boats in Miyagi Prefecture have been severely damaged...
Prime Minister: How are you getting through it? How are you really doing?
A member of the fishing industry: Cars as well as debris are scattered across the ocean. Instead of shifting the responsibility from one place to another, I hope work gets underway quickly to remove the debris from the fishing areas and sea routes.
Prime Minister and members of the fishing industry: (In unison) Ganbaro, Ishinomaki! (Let's do our best, Ishinomaki!) Ganbaro!
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