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“In Difficult Times, Japanese and Nepalese People Have One Heart” Nepalese Restaurants Start Fundraising and Donations in Response to the Debris Flow Disaster, and the Store Manager Plans to Go to Volunteer Activities in His Hometown “Even Just to Send Feelings”

It's been 1 week since the large-scale debris flow disaster that occurred near the Nepal-China border in August, 9/2. Support movements are also spreading within Nagano prefecture. A Nepalese restaurant in Matsumoto City has set up a donation box. They are calling for support, saying “feelings alone can help you recover.” G-Wan (from Nepal): “Welcome” Nepali restaurant “Little Nepal” in Matsumoto City. The owner, G1, is from Nepal. G-Wan: “It wa…
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It's been 1 week since the large-scale debris flow disaster that occurred near the Nepal-China border in August, 9/2. Support movements are also spreading within Nagano prefecture. A Nepalese restaurant in Matsumoto City has set up a donation box. They are calling for support, saying “feelings alone can help you recover.” G-Wan (from Nepal): “Welcome” Nepali restaurant “Little Nepal” in Matsumoto City. The owner, G1, is from Nepal. G-Wan: “It wa…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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