During the next 6 weeks, Crash Japan with the approval from the local authority will embark on the Eco Management (EM) project that will help decontaminated the top soil of seawater from farm land so that the locals can start work again. Crash Japan is considering running a café in town for emotional care that can also be used as a teaching centre for the locals during the winter months when relief work has to stop.

Pastor Morita from Japan Bethel Mission Church, Rikuzentakata said he is tired and wary trying to preach to a stubborn community. He has been busy with numerous visits by both local and foreign Christian to his church made famous because it is one of the few that survived the tsunami. His wife had a vision one week before Tsunami and had warned the town folks but few listened. Crash Japan wants to partner his church to reach out again to the community using their own volunteers which he has agreed.