Maruhan Enterprise to raise 700 million yen broken earthquake donation record

Headquartered in Tokyo, the large Maruhan (that is, the small steel Ball game) Society of the company, 17th this month to the East Japan Earthquake Revival Foundation donated 700 million yen (about 8.6 million U.S. dollars) to support earthquake reconstruction,　　This is the largest amount of charitable donations since the 9 earthquake in Japan. It is reported that this huge amount of donations, including the 500 million yen donated by the Maruhan Corporation, the 30 million yen raised by the employees, and the 48 million yen provided by the Japan National Association of Young People, also including the Maruhan in Japan, in the next 1 months, part of the operating income of 120 million yen,　　Total 700 million yen.　　Maruhan, a 80-year-old Korean Japanese entrepreneur Hanchang, said in an interview with Japan's central daily that donations are not important, only to repay the society, Maruhan can grow to the point of today, relying on the support and love of Japanese nationals. Hanchang, a Korean-American entrepreneur, who has joined Japan in 2001, has reported that Hanchang has had a number of charitable donations, and when asked why he was so enthusiastic about public welfare, he replied: "Making money is a technology, and spending money I think can be said to be art." I am 80 this year, the understanding of money and 10 years ago also has a small change ... This time (earthquake) I think should at least donate 1 billion, as an entrepreneur at this time have the obligation to repay the society. "It is reported that the Maruhan company in the east of Japan, the earthquake and tsunami suffered heavy losses, the operation of the 280 stores, 26 were destroyed in the disaster, and another 6 staff is still unaccounted for." (Edit/Xu Mingming)