【日本への恩返し】ウクライナ避難民が能登で作った60Lのボルシチ。穴水町に3年通い続けた理由。

What is the best news a volunteer can hear? Being told, "You don't need to come anymore." It’s been three years since the Noto Peninsula earthquake. I traveled from Nagoya to the affected areas with my Ukrainian friends to give back to the community. As a huge "thank you" for Japan's ongoing support, we cooked up 60 liters of hot, authentic Ukrainian borscht! 🇺🇦🍲 In this video, I want to show you the reality of Noto today—the changing scenery, the steady steps toward recovery, and the warm smiles of everyone who shared a meal with us. 🤝 Organized by: • NPO Rescue Stock Yard (RSY) • Japanese Ukrainian Culture Association NPO JUCA 👤 About Me: I’m a digital creator from Ukraine currently living in Japan! Alongside my design and illustration work, I share videos exploring daily life, deep local culture, and history in Japan. If you enjoyed the video, please subscribe and follow my journey on social media! Instagram: @betkor_life