hirari has been blind since birth.ly on, she showed a talent for setting her thoughts and feelings to a melody. hirari lives in central japan. she's visiting with her mother. in march last year, as the terrible events unfolded, hirari listened to the news coverage. her mother's explanation helped her to picture the devastation. as those images played out in her mind, an idea took root. hirari wanted to do something to help. she wrote her first complete song. arriving in kamayashi, hirari visited a junior high school damaged by the tsunami. >> translator: no windows? so it is like being outside. >> reporter: touching the wreckage, feeling the debris beneath her feet, hirari got a deeper understanding of what happened. >> translator: i can't believe the things that were swept away by the tsunami. i want to sing songs that will touch the hearts of these people. >> reporter: time for the performance. hirari's concert is being held at an inn destroyed by the tsunami. the inn reopened in january. her song is called "mirai,"

hirari's cd goes on sale this summer.of the proceeds will be donated to those affected by the disaster. rachel ferguson joins us now with the world weather forecast. >> we have a system impacting much of japan, pulling away now and leaving behind clear spring conditions. however, back across the continent it will be a little bit of a different story. we have lots of rain moving to eastern china here. southeastern portions will be hit with some pretty heavy precipitation, maybe even accumulations of a hundred millimeters in a 24-hour period. a little bit further toward the west in the bay of bengal. bangladesh, northeastern india and myanmar once again pounded by heavy rains. remember earlier in the week they were experiencing heavy rain here and lighter showers that lingered. this heavy rain is falling on already saturated land which will certainly increase the risk of landslides and flooding. we are looking at lots of 20s, low 20s to mid 20s across the region. tokyo 21 today. 15 in seoul and getting up to 15 toward the n

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