According Kompas.com on Friday, March 18, 2011, there were Japanese tourists who visit kekawasan Borobudur Magelang, Central Java and Bali.
A Japanese citizens to calm down by the earthquake and tsunami in the country by living for some time at his brother's house in the area of Borobudur Temple, Magelang regency, Central Java.
"My sister, Yukiko, it's okay just to calm down because the stress faced by the earthquake. This morning depart from Japan, is expected to arrive here tonight, "said Yasumi Ishii, Yukiko brother, at Borobudur, Jumat18 March 2011.
Yasumi has 16 years with her husband Omar Chusaeni stay at his house about 500 yards east of the Borobudur Temple, managing an art gallery.
He said his brother worked in one company in Tokyo, her husband is currently in Osaka, about 300 kilometers west of Tokyo, while his parents lived in Yokohama.
"Our parents actually I have to Borobudur as well, but they want to stay there because the conditions of Yokohama relatively okay. State of our parents nor anything in Yokohama, "he said.
He said his sister went to Indonesia using a flight from Osaka, stop in Denpasar, Bali, to then continue the flight to Yogyakarta Adi Sucipto Airport.
"Tonight we pick to Yogyakarta to then to Borobudur," he said, accompanied by Omar at Art House gallery Limanjawi Wanurejo Borobudur Village, Kecamatan Borobudur, Magelang regency.
On that occasion he declared, his younger brother after the earthquake and tsunami to Borobudur Japan rather than as refugees so as not to bother the two governments.
"He went to Indonesia with a tourist visa, possibly for two or three weeks here, looking at the situation in Japan," he said.
Until now his younger brother had visited him about five times in Borobudur. "We're two people, brothers. Every two years he was here. April plan later with mama and aunt of Yokohama here, but canceled because of the earthquake and tsunami, "he said.
He admitted, until today he continues to monitor the situation in Japan after the earthquake and tsunami, especially through mass media and the Internet. The worst damage from the disaster, especially in northern Japan in Miyagi Prefecture and surrounding areas.
"It was a lot of trouble in Tokyo as a food that started hard to find in supermarkets, petrol, have to queue length, transport already operating but not yet normal, electric shift," he said.
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