Carros usados japoneses

• País: Pakistan
• Data: 2017-08-29

I love Japan!
Hello ,I'm salamat Ali from Pakistan .i know 4 languages including English, but my English is not clear and good enough ,and I feel sorry for that,but I will try my leval best to convy my feelings.
My village name is bale which is 80 km far from main city of azad jamu and Kashmir. Kashmir is part of Pakistan, but India has occupied major part of it by force.
Anyway, I would like to say one thing first of all that I love Japan and Japanese very much. Japanese are the nation who show the character to the whole world that how we can rehabilitate yourself after being destroyed badly. Great Japanese we're great, before they we're destroyed ,and after destruction in world war. Nobility, honesty, hard work ,standing independently, is in DNA of this nation. Thy are only true leader of this entire world. Everybody salutes this great nation for making there life easier. My grandfather was ,I think 39 years old in 1940.He always loved everything stamped "made in Japan ".A radio by national Panasonic company Japan ,with dark red coloured leather cover, was always in his hands. I was born in 1981,after 4 years my mother died, and after some time, my father got married again, but without consulting with my grandfather and grandmother. So I became orphan again(hahaha). After these incidents, my grandfather brought me with himself and started look after me. My grandmother was very kind and Nobel women. She was loved goats, cow, hens, eggs, (these things we're not mad in Japan by the way, hahaha). She was a very busy women, who had to run hare and there after goats and cow, looking dinner, making tea, bringing water from far away. But afternoon, when my grandfather return from fields, we whole family had very good time with japani radio. During the morning, I went to school, grandfather went to the fields with his radio,and my grandmother went after her animals. In the fields, he changed his japani radio on a tree, and all India radio broadcasting Hindi songs. My grandfather had only the problem, when one or more batteries from three batteries ,became dead. Bazaar was far away from our home, and it was very difficult to go market. So in that case, my father had a strange solution, he got out the battery from his radio, put it in sunshine for one hour or more, battery gained some life, and some more songs could be enjoyed. But this trick failed sometimes, because batteries we're not made in Japan(hahahaha). That three band national Panasonic radio was a love of my grandfather (after my grandmother by the way). There we're thousands of people who had that Japani radio, many people who we're rich in our village, had japani tape recorder .before electricity arival in our village, they also used batteries in there tape recorders.
In 1997 my grandmother died, I became orphans again(😣) .after that tragedy, we both me and grandfather became Sutton. We we're weeping, but our japani radio was still singing (😀)
That radio was the only thing which gave us hope, we we're destroyed, but this japani radio rehabilitated us with it's songs. You can imagine, how the people are great who makes our radio, which gave us hope of life. Same Japanese are the nation, who give hope to all who being destroyed, to live.
In 2005 earthquake, my grandfather died. Our whole village wich was on a mountain, distroyed by huge landslide. Hundred of people died. At that time, time was changed. There we're mobile phones, internet, tv, but if something is missing, that is national Panasonic's radio and my grandfather.
But hope is alive, till Japanese are alive.
I never had a car, so I can't have any experience in this regard, which I can share with u..
But hope is alive
Toyota and Suzuki are also the symbols of Japan. And Japan is symbol of hope.
Hope is alive, till Japanese are alive.
Thank u and good by.