Embassy of Japan in Tbilisi
| Address | 2nd Floor, 25 Leselidze Street Tbilisi Georgia |
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| Phone | local: international: |
Embassy of Japan in Tbilisi | Address | 2nd Floor, 25 Leselidze Street Tbilisi Georgia |
|---|---|
| Phone | local: international: |
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Words seem inadequate to express the sadness we feel about the disaster that struck your great and beautiful country. I would like to let you know that you are very close in our thoughts and prayers.
With sincere sympathy,
God save the Japan!
Best wishes!
Zurab Luckashvili
Your Excellency!
My country shares all the sorrows which reached proud people of Japan! We express our condolences to you and your beautiful country! We are sure that the strong Japanese spirit will handle this disaster with dignity and trust in the bright future of Japan.
my sencere condolences to Japaneese people.
We grieve with you.
Дорогие Японцы,примите мои соболезнование. Вы крепкий сильный и трудолюбивый народ. К сожалению природа ещё раз принесла вам разрушения и человеческие жертвы, но я уверен что вы и эту несправедливость природы преодолеете, Знайте, что вес цивилизованный мир сейчас вами и переносит вашу боль как свою собственную. Я маленький человек, живу в Тбилиси и хочу принять участие в этой несправедливости природы к вам, поэтому я решил помочь нуждающимся жильём. Мой Email: beso2003@yandex.ru
Dear friends,
I would like to express my deepest condolences from me personally and from many people here in Tbilisi for the tragedy happened in Japan. The only thing we could do is to pray for Japan and for worthy and brave Japaneese people!
My daughter came to me when I was writing this letter and asked: How can we help them? This is the question for all of us….We would love to help you!
Nino Getia, Civil Servant
ninoge@parliament.ge
Dear friends,
I would like to express my deepest condolences from me personally and from many people here in Tbilisi for the tragedy happened in Japan. The only thing we could do is to pray for Japan and for worthy and brave Japan people!
My daughter came to me when I was writing this letter and asked: How can we help them? This is the question for all of us….We would love to do anything for you!
Dear sir/ madam,
My deepest condolences to you and all Japanese
people.
God Bless you and your families.
I hope they are safe.
Please, accept my warmest regards.
In 2009 I was invited to Japan an light a candle in Hiroshima.
No I light the candles for all innocent souls.
Be strong!
Best wishes in that hardest time!
Keti Dolidze,
Film director
My heartfelt condolences to the Japanese people and my Japanese friends who are dealing with the tragic effects of this devastating disaster. Will be delighted if Japanese Embassy in Georgia could advise the best way to help Japanese people. At this stage I could only pray and join Japan in grieving for its losses.
Prof. Alex Andjaparidze
aandja@Yahoo.com
995 71 40 44 39;
Good Afternoon
Dear Sirs and Madams.
We are very sorry about the natural disasters and the tragedy which has overtaken Japan. We would like to express our regret for this grave incident. We are watching the grave events that caused the tsunami to Japan. We would like to express sadden about what happened. It is awful to watch what is happening in Japan now.
Our Director General Mr. Roman Badalyan was in Japan as official guest in Tokyo and was very satisfied with your hospitality of MAX Co Ltd. We are sure that not only our, but many countries and organization will help your country to overcome this event, because you always helped other countries in ordeals.
We would like to wish that a similar case will never happen. We still continue tracking the ongoing events in Japan and we hope that there will be no more victims and very soon everything will come in its place.
Sincerely yours
Mr. Roman Badalyan
Director General
and
Mr. Zaza Garibashvili
Executive Director
Of the “Universe Business Group” Ltd.
info@ubg.ge
Dear Sir/ Madam,
I present my cordial condolences to the Japanese embassy in Tbilisi and to the people of Japan and we are so sad for the people who died because of Tsunami in Japan.
Saed Al-Khaweja
Rakeen development LLC
s.khawaja@rakeen.ge
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