In the midst of an overwhelming catastrophe, Japan's wireless carrier Softbank is stepping up to the plate to help many of those affected by the Japanese earthquake and tsunami. Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son recently traveled to Tamura, a city that is serving as a refuge for those devastated by the tsunami and Fukishima nuclear disaster. Son was moved by what he experienced and offered to buy food, pay for commuting costs and provide jobs for 1,200 people to relocate to Takeo, Saga.
Son also reached out to his Twitter audience and asked for suggestions on how Softbank could help additional earthquake victims. One follower sugge
