Jackie Chan pledges support for Japan quake victims

Jackie Chan pledges support for Japan quake victims

BEIJING, China - Actor Jackie Chan (2nd from L) opens a sake barrel with others at an outlet of high-end Japanese restaurant Nobu in Beijing on April 7, 2011, during the restaurant's opening ceremony. Chan, who is the restaurant's part owner, said he will donate 10 million yen to the victims of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan and that the restaurant will donate one-third of charges it gets for a special menu item priced at 1,500 yuan ($229). Chan also said April 1 in Hong Kong he will donate 33 million yen to the cause.

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