Two months after Japan witnessed the biggest natural disaster in its history, the country has gained a bit of momentum again and the rest of the world is supporting Japan in all the different ways they can. Singer-performer Lady Gaga raised millions by designing a ‘Help Japan’ wrist band; actress Sandra Bullock donated $ 1 million to Japan Disaster Relief; and this is not the end of the list.
Recently, lingerie maker Triumph has introduced a set of panties and bras, but this time for a different cause. The company has introduced the set to support the country in its response to the biggest natural disaster that hit Japan on April 7, leaving thousands dead and millions of people homeless.
The lingerie set is covered in 54 support messages from people in 36 countries. Priced at Yen 62,000, the set will soon be available in stores and the money raised from the sale will be donated to Japan relief funds.
Via: Akihabara news
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