I sent e-mails to my e-mail friends in foreign countries.

This evening I sent e-mails to my friends in several foreign countries. Within an hour,Torill in Norway responded to my mail. I wrote,of course, about the disastrous situation of Japan- about the earthquake and tsunami,about the death toll so far, about how the 336,00 people in the 2,287 evacuation spots are spending, and about the trouble of the nuclear power plant.
Torill from Norway said,"We have only one nuclear reactor,which was built for scientific exploration but I, as well as the other people of Norway, am very much concerned for Japan and Japanese people. He says they are watching the development of the fighting with the troubled nuclear reactors by Japanese engineers, scientists, self-defence forces, etc. from hour to hour on TV. Tomorrow,and after tomorrow,I hope the other friends will respond to my mail,too.
I phoned to Mr.Hosono, a Tomakomai city official in charge of the international human exchange,and said I would not have my Japanese class in the city hall on Fridays this month.I don't feel like having the class in this situation after the Tohoku Earthquake. I am afraid that the security of my sister and her family depends on whether or not the problem of the nuclear power plant in Fukushima can be solved successfully. They live only 70 km away from the power plant.