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🚨 URGENT: Help My Family in Gaza! 🚨

The situation in Gaza is critical—my family urgently needs support for basic necessities like food, water, and medicine. Prices have skyrocketed, and every bit of help counts! 🙏

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1. 🙏🏻 Donate: Every dollar makes a difference.

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Thank you for standing with us. Together, we can make a difference. ❤️

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Title: Urgent Appeal for Help: My Family and Father in Gaza Need Your Support 🚨‼️

Dear Friends,

My name is Ahmed Al-Turk, and my family and I are living through unimaginable hardship in Gaza. The situation here is dire, and our lives are in constant danger. I am reaching out to you with a heartfelt plea for help. Every donation you make is not just a contribution—it's a lifeline for us.

This fundraiser is vetted and verified by @el-shab-hussein @nabulsi (you may check it out here along with other vetted Gaza fundraisers, Ahmad Turk And aseel Turk is #96.) and Post here >>> nabulsi

The cost of living has skyrocketed, and essential supplies are almost impossible to find. Our primary concern right now is my father's health. About three weeks ago, he was severely injured in the ongoing conflict in Gaza, near the Nuseirat Refugee Camp. The experience was heartbreaking—seeing him in the ambulance, knowing that every second mattered. 😞

My father sustained a severe head injury and damage to his hand. He underwent an emergency surgery to save his life, but he still faces a long road to recovery. His hand was severely injured, with three tendons and a nerve cut. He urgently needs a specialized surgery to repair the tendons, but the cost of this procedure is extraordinarily high 😭😭

We are facing an uphill battle, and your support can make all the difference. The campaign has been verified by reputable sources, including Al-Nabulsi and Al-Sab Hussein. We are relying on your generosity to help us get through this tough time and give my father a chance to regain the use of his hand. Verify here and here.

My beautiful family 👨‍👩‍👧‍��🏡 is going through tough times, but we hold onto hope and strength. We need your support to get through this, and every donation makes a difference. Thank you for being there for us ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹🙏🏻

( AHMAD 24 years and AMAN 21 years and ASEEL 19 years and MUHAMMED 23 years and HADA 15 years and SUAD 53 years and my father’s JEHAD 59 years )

Imagine this: it's been eight days, and we've only received one donation of just $5. Please, donate as soon as you can. We urgently need your help. 🚨🙏🏻😭

Please, if you can, contribute to our cause and help us bring some relief to our family. Every little bit counts and brings us one step closer to recovery ❤️‍🩹🫂

Thank you for your kindness and support.

Ahmad Al-Turk

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Analysis of the event “Bairin Park Ume Festival 2023” in Tagami Town, Niigata Prefecture, Japan＋etc.

I participated in the cherry blossom viewing event in Tagami Town, Niigata Prefecture! #blossomviewing #ume #sakura

We participated in the 24th Tagami Bairin Park Ume Festival on 3/29 (Wednesday) ! This year in 2023, the flowering information was early, so I wonder if we will be able to see the full ume trees ! ? Weeping ume and red ume towering in the center of the park When I attacked from the mountain side of Bairin Park, I encountered a housing complex of “Koshi no Ume”, which is said to be a specialty…

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Hanami Season - The Road Trip

3rd April 2019

The rain and wind arrived threatening to remove the blooming blossoms prematurely from the trees. After a delayed start and a slightly shortened itinerary we headed off on a hanami road trip. This was a quite a big deal for me as I hadn’t really driven much in Japan, but once I got a car with a decent English language Satnav we were good to go.

We drove West through the mountains to Lake Biwa. Our first stop was a town on the edge of Lake Biwa, Hikone. Hikone is quite an industrial town. Its main historical landmark is the Castle that sits proudly on a hill overlooking the lake. It is one of the oldest original construction castles in Japan. From the vantage point of the castle you can see the mountains behind the city and the lake. Its location and the 360 degree views from its grounds, make it feel more fortress like than the other castles we have seen in Japan. The gardens also add to make this a stand out castle. 

We indulged in a Sakura themed tea treat whilst in the Castle museum.

After staying the night in a traditional Ryokan our next location was Chikabu Island. Little known to international tourists it has a steady stream of Japanese visitors. Mum loves a boat trip so we were very lucky that the day was beautiful and calm. The island is the second largest island on Lake Biwa and is a nationally designated place of scenic beauty. 

The island has a long spiritual significance. The Southern part is home to Tsukubusuma shrine which is supposed to have been established in 420 whilst the temple is said to date from 724. Other significant buildings have been moved to the island over the years including the Kannon hall and an ornate gate. We climbed the many steps to admire the pagoda and enjoyed the temple activity of attempting to throw small dishes through the tori gate. It was really far and the dishes were very small and light. (That’s my excuse.) After a little shopping around the lovely historical port town of Nagahama, the next day we were headed for Kanazawa.

If you have the time Kanazawa is a must see when visiting Japan. It has several historical areas that show off the Edo period entertainments of Tea ceremony and Noh theatre. It also has a samurai district. The castle buildings are replicas but are pretty special as a complex and the Kenroku-en is one of the most famous, beautiful Japanese gardens there is. Our first stop once eventually finding a parking place that I could understand was the Ninja Temple. It was interesting, enlightening and very efficient. English heritage could definitely learn a few things from the tour guides.

Then what we came for - the cherry blossom. Thank goodness it was out and in full bloom! The magic of hanami is when the cherry blossom is out everywhere. Clouds of beautiful delicate flowers like a canopy a stars above. If you can find a quiet spot - as we found out 7 am is good, it is like being in an enchanted garden.

Before the crowds.

What a beautiful day!

After taking many many photos we had a a sit down and gold flaked icecream in the castle tearoom. 

Another thing that the Japanese do well is illuminations, so after enjoying the cherry blossom by sunlight it was time to see them at night. 

Having fully absorbed the hanami magic we returned to Nagoya. 

The blossom was starting to fall. On one last excursion we found another hanami site surprisingly close to where we live, Arakogawa Park. We stumbled across this park that follows the river and is lined with Cherry trees. The wind was pulling the petals off the tree and swirling them into beautiful eddies. 

This year I feel like I really experienced Hanami from start to finish; from the buds to the majesty of full bloom to the poignant falling of the petals. Magical memories I will never forget and I got to share those memories with loved ones.

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