VOICED: Brazil and Japan clash in women's football for tsunami orphans

Young footballers from Japan travel to Brazil to participate in a charity match aimed at raising funds for orphans affected by the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami. Sue do Sasaki, a 16-year-old participant, shares her personal loss and motivation. The match against Sao Paulo's professional team highlights the support from Brazil's Japanese community. The event emphasizes the importance of remembering the tragedy and the resilience of those affected. Organizers aim to raise $45 million to support Tohoku's young orphans, calling for global assistance in rebuilding efforts.

What is the primary purpose of the Japanese footballers' trip to Brazil?

• To raise funds for orphans affected by the Tohoku disaster

• To train with Brazilian football teams

• To promote Japanese culture in Brazil

• To compete in a professional league

How does the Japanese expat community in Brazil contribute to the event?

• By playing in the match

• By attending and supporting the teams

• By providing financial support

• By organizing the match

What was the final score of the match between the Japanese team and Sao Paulo's U Ventus club?

• 3-2

• 2-1

• 0-0

• 1-1

What is the ultimate fundraising goal of the organizers?

• $100 million

• $5 million

• $45 million

• $10 million

Why is it important for the world to help Japan rebuild after the tsunami?

• To improve global trade relations

• To promote international tourism

• Japan cannot rebuild alone

• To develop new sports facilities