Local authorities from the Tanohata authorities in Iwate Prefecture introduced that they’ll use the sum collected from auctioning off the 120 Gold bars they obtained as a donation from a person who needs to be nameless. Their foremost goal for the donation is they need the sum can be to deal with reconstructing the village that also hasn’t recovered from the 2011 earthquake. 
The municipal additionally hopes to make use of the donation for child-rearing help and enhance/rebuild the decades-old municipal constructing.
The municipal authorities say {that a} citizen of Japan who has ties to the village’s coastal space predating the catastrophe of 2011 met with Mayor Yasushi Sasaki concerning the donation within the autumn of the earlier yr.
The mayor went to a jeweler in Tokyo together with the donor on the shut of January. He then auctioned the 60kg bars at 528.24 million yen (4 Million USD).
It’s the primary time the village, established in 1889 and boasting an estimated inhabitants of 3000, is receiving a contribution of over 100 million yen from a single particular person, the municipal authorities acknowledged.
They additionally need to reinforce the present municipality constructing, that’s 60 years previous and is extremely vulnerable to earthquakes. It has feeble air circulation and will get highly regarded and humid through the summer season days from the absence of air conditioners.
“Our finances are tough, with internal revenue sources only roughly 15 per cent (of the total budget). The donation is a big present for our village,” stated Mitsuyuki Kudo, a prime village official.
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