They call him the “suitcase savior!” Kazuto Nakamura runs a suitcase repair shop at Japan’s prestigious Narita International Airport. He helps travelers in distress when their suitcases have broken down. There has been a rash of travelers in Japan discarding their suitcases at airports and hotels because people think it would be too costly in time or money to have them repaired. Like the soles of our shoes, the wheels of suitcases wear down as they are used. Mr. Nakamura specializes in fixing things that are broken, extending the life of the object and helping people get on with their journey in record time. He has been featured on TV and on busy days he may fix 30 suitcases or more. “Lord, help the Japanese understand that they are not beyond repair. There is One who loves them like no other! He specializes in getting them to their heavenly destination if they will but pay attention to their souls!” In a world where things are often thrown away because a bit of wear or the need of a small repair, there is a Savior who makes all things new when we come to Him for restoration.