From: Tomiko Masuyo <tmasuyojp@icloud.com>
Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2017 05:49:19 +0000 (GMT)
Subject: Hello from Asia
Dear New Friend,
I know that my contacting you is a risk but life is full of risks and I still believe there are good people who have human sympathy.
My name is Tomiko and a surviving daughter of victims of 2011 Japanese Tsunami and Earthquake which happened in Miyagi, Japan.I lost my parents in that year. My father is Chinese married to a Japanese woman. Therefore, I am a mixed of two Asian countries.
I was born in Natori-shi in Miyagi prefecture in Japan so I am a Japanese citizen. I have never been married and has no kids.My parents both died in 2011 which is 6 years ago during the Japanese tsunami in Natori, they were business people and have a catering and hotel accommodation services in Japan before the natural disaster wiped everything and took the lives of my parents.I still missed them so much and anytime I look at their photos, it made me shed tear.
Now, I am staying in a churchs orphanage home in China since October 2015 because when I came to China I don't have any surviving relatives here. The reason why I did not traveled to live in China after my parents death is because I was still studying in elementary school at Tokyo then and in my final years.
My fathers hotel building was closer to the river which is a popular tourist attractions before the disaster washed away the buildings and killed my parents. In fact, I was lucky to escape death because I was in schooling in Tokyo then and this situation has made me stronger and able to face life without fear.
The reason why I contacted you is because I want you to be my guardian or foster parent. All my education and traveling abroad will be sponsored through my inheritance.
All I request is your connection with me to enable my inheritance made available to me.
My fathers last wish is to see my education completed as a medical doctor and I am willing to fulfill his wish.
Please reply me so that I will tell you more about myself and what connection that I need.
Yours,
Tomiko