&Nbsp After Japan'S Earthquake; Many Fashion Brands Left Tokyo.

Recently, many fashion brands began to evacuate Tokyo and move to Osaka in the west to avoid the threat of nuclear radiation.

At the same time, the lack of supplies also contributed to the large-scale evacuation.

Sixth days after the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, Chanel has begun distributing iodine tablets to its employees in the Japanese capital, 124 miles away from the Fukushima nuclear power plant. H&M and PPR have begun to arrange temporary offices for their employees.

Meanwhile, many other brands are also suspending new products for these stores.

Polo Ralph Lauren, Burberry and Paul Simth did not make any statement or response to evacuation or resettlement.

Procter&Gamble said in a statement that all employees are safe.

But one of the spokeswomen declined to say whether they would leave Tokyo.

All walks of life are actively supporting, but the situation in the disaster area has not improved rapidly.

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Although many people still insist on garrison, and the supply of food has gradually returned to normal, the situation has not returned to normal.

The Japanese government hopes that the people of Tokyo will not hoard things, so as not to create a threat of food shortages more serious than earthquakes and tsunamis.

So far, more than 10 thousand people have died in the disaster.

Despite the risk of nuclear radiation, the global stock market is still relatively stable.

The Nikkei index of Tokyo was 225 points, down 1.4%, but the DAX index increased by 2.2% in Frankfurt, and 100 in FTSE, up 1.8%.

In the US Wall Street, the S&P index dropped 0.72 points to 494.11, while the Dow Jones average rose 1.4 points, rising 161.29 points, to 11744.59.

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H&M closes all the shops in the Kanto area around Tokyo, and provides 800 employees and their families to Kansai, which is closer to Osaka.

On Thursday night, only 60 employees and family members chose to leave the area.

More people are still staying in Tokyo.

More and more foreigners decide to leave, return to their country or move to other parts of Japan.

On Thursday, the British Embassy in Japan told all Britons that they could consider leaving Tokyo, not because of the threat of nuclear radiation, but because of the gradual shortage of supplies.

The US embassy allowed the US ambassadors to leave Japan and return to the United States.

Washington warned Americans who are only 50 miles away from the Fukushima nuclear power plant to evacuate in time and stay indoors.

Compared with the warning from the Japanese government, the statements in various countries seem to be even more frightening.

Misha Janette, fashion editor and designer, said she and her friends decided to leave Tokyo next Tuesday and move to a residence outside Kyoto.

She will leave the train and say that she has acquired the aftershocks and the lack of supplies in supermarkets.

"In this case, you can't sleep or do what you want to do.

Every day, we are threatened and intimidated by these news.

She said.

All walks of life are actively supporting, but the situation in the disaster area has not improved rapidly.

WAL-MART group plans to issue 95 tons of water, acrylic quilts, thermal clothing, tents, temporary toilets, flashlights and batteries.

PPR donated 2 million euros (US $2 million 800 thousand), while L'OREAL group director and CEO Jean-Paul Agon donated 100 million yen (US $1 million 200 thousand) together with his executive committee.

Shiseido also donated 100 million yen to help victims of the disaster.