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© Thomson Reuters 2023.75-year-old Japanese man opens free cafe in Ukraine's Kharkiv
By Vitalii Hnidyi KHARKIV, Ukraine©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Paustovsky
What a good man.
Fighto!
Heart-warming story.
Great to know the free world still has lots of caring souls like Tsuchiko-San who care about the plight of victims of war - the Ukrainians.
Total respect, sir.
Spitfire
Hat off to him.
What a top bloke.
yinyang128
Faith in humanity restored.
Thunderbird2
What a really nice chap...
diego
This is an Angel! there are two kind of human beign, one who care about money, buying expensive things to showing off and very greedyand thing always that ghey are Superiors cause of their money balance! and another human beign who do not care to become rich or love money and live humble and simple life! this man live with the Love of GOD inside him! bless him for that! this is call genuine unconditional Love! great man!
AviBajaj
Keep The Good Work Very Very Inspiring
wallace
There are good people in this world, and then there are great people.
BigP
That cheered me up. What a champion and at his age. Excellent news!!
ClippetyClop
What a fellow! Japanese pensioners of his generation are basically invincible. Many a time I've reached the top of a lung bursting hill caked in dust and sweat to be greeted by a gang of obasans armed with pocketfuls of snacks.
If I were Putin I'd be more afraid of Japan sending a few hundred obasans than a few hundred tanks.
Sven Asai
What a great exceptional guy. Even if we had the money and a few would do it like him, but surely even much fewer of us would do it in a war zone.
rcch
Wow…
I just wanted to say thank you…;
this warms our hearts.
3RENSHO
Diego Today | 05:18 pm JST...good posting! Positive up vote!
Stephen Chin
Tsuchya is a great man with a great soul!
Many Many More than three cheers for this great man with a great soul!!
OssanAmerica
The man has my respect. Amongst the daily horror news we are getting there are occasional stories that allow us to keep our faith in humankind. Bless you Tsuchikosan.
rcch
He didn’t need to do that, but he did… he’s there… he’s helping these people and that’s beautiful…; I’m sure that he can sleep peacefully at night… knowing that he’s touching the hearts of other human beings…; this is the kinda stuff that can restore our faith in humanity…; he’s seventy five(?)… I wanna tell him this: stay genki and healthy… we want you here with us… ( and the world needs more people like him )…; you’re a great man, Fuminori Tsuchiko.
Mark
Kudos To Fuminori, the world needs more and more like his and his helpers.
ableheart
OUTSTANDING!
Dr.Cajetan Coelho
Life is a precious gift. Hats off to Fuminori Tsuchiko who is feeding the hungry.
mtuffizi
cheers my day! tsuchiko san, a man with good heart. curious why there are negative comments.
i just couldn't get it.
John
It looks like he is serving food too. Is it all free, or is the coffee free as an incentive to attract customers?
Stephen Chin
spelling correct name : Fuminori Tsuchiko.
smithinjapan
Good on this man. I would love to help!
wallace
There are many NPOs helping in Japan, like Second Harvest in Tokyo.
Patricia Yarrow
Why isn't Zelensky supporting this fine man and cafe. Why only Japanese donors?
Yuuju
Such an inspiring story! It was in our news as well. Such a nice oji-san I really want to cry.
i wonder if his ancestors are from Shimane...
nosuke
That is very generous supporting Ukrainians hope Kishida learns something
桜川雪
badmoonrising
If all the govts of the p5 security council (china, US, Russia, etc) went away, many would be better off. Many of the wars would no longer be fought, staffed, or supplied. Many kids and other civilians wouldn't be victims of "collateral damage" (us terminology).