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Unemployed Japanese finds 10,000 dlrs in mailbox
0 Comments | AFP, March, 2008
TOKYO (AFP) — An unemployed man in Japan had an unexpected windfall in his mailbox when he found one million yen (10,000 dollars) in cash from an anonymous benefactor, police said Friday.
The 61-year-old man discovered the wad of cash last week along with a slip of paper with the message, "Please make use of this in your everyday life," written with a black ballpoint pen.
But instead of following the advice, the jobless man in the ancient capital of Nara in western Japan turned over the gift to police.
The sender has until June 27 to claim the money or the unemployed man will get it.
Along with the letter, the envelope contained a partial photocopy of a map of nearby Osaka without any address marked or further explanation.
"He has absolutely...
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