Today is a big day for all humankind to do something for our mother earth, and Sushi Kitchen is IN.
Dear viewer, today we are going to switch off the light in Sushi Kitchen from 8.30 pm to 9.30 pm. We will have a very romantic atmostphere tonight. You are very welcome to bring your love one, to have a healthy, candle light dinner.
Below are some information to know what is this one hr about.
WWF's Earth Hour has already been translated into nearly 30 languages, and will literally be happening from pole to pole - thanks to scientists and researchers in both the Arctic and Antarctic.
Mountain climbers in Nepal will be switching off, together with field staff working on pandas in Chengdu, a cinema in the middle of the Amazon, a World Cup-winning footballer turning lights off in Italy and of course some of the most iconic buildings around the world. Upmarket travel company Abercrombie & Kent are holding Earth Hour events in some of the most exotic and remote parts of Africa and Asia.Many of the world’s great cities have confirmed their participation in Earth Hour 2009 including: New York, Mexico City, Cape Town, Brussels, Amsterdam, Singapore, Los Angeles, Toronto, Istanbul, Warsaw, London, Hong Kong, Dubai, Manila, Bangkok, Berlin, Athens, Buenos Aires, Copenhagen, Oslo, Paris, Sydney, Helsinki, Rome, Mumbai, Beijing, Rome, Las Vegas, Chicago, Kuala Lumpur and Washington DC.
For more details pls visit : http://earthhour.wwf.org.uk/what_we_do/
Dear viewer, today we are going to switch off the light in Sushi Kitchen from 8.30 pm to 9.30 pm. We will have a very romantic atmostphere tonight. You are very welcome to bring your love one, to have a healthy, candle light dinner.
Below are some information to know what is this one hr about.
WWF's Earth Hour has already been translated into nearly 30 languages, and will literally be happening from pole to pole - thanks to scientists and researchers in both the Arctic and Antarctic.
Mountain climbers in Nepal will be switching off, together with field staff working on pandas in Chengdu, a cinema in the middle of the Amazon, a World Cup-winning footballer turning lights off in Italy and of course some of the most iconic buildings around the world. Upmarket travel company Abercrombie & Kent are holding Earth Hour events in some of the most exotic and remote parts of Africa and Asia.Many of the world’s great cities have confirmed their participation in Earth Hour 2009 including: New York, Mexico City, Cape Town, Brussels, Amsterdam, Singapore, Los Angeles, Toronto, Istanbul, Warsaw, London, Hong Kong, Dubai, Manila, Bangkok, Berlin, Athens, Buenos Aires, Copenhagen, Oslo, Paris, Sydney, Helsinki, Rome, Mumbai, Beijing, Rome, Las Vegas, Chicago, Kuala Lumpur and Washington DC.
For more details pls visit : http://earthhour.wwf.org.uk/what_we_do/
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