2011 Japan Tsunami - Kesennuma City, Fish Market. (Full Footage)
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2011 Japan Tsunami - Kesennuma City, Fish Market. (Full Footage)
Video footage recorded by Makoto Onodera at the Kesennuma Fish Market. Upscaled video quality. 0:00 The video shows the Oura and Asahicho area minutes before the tsunami. The water recedes, some boats move away from the coast escaping from the tsunami. 3:01 The tide begins to return and the sea level rises rapidly. 6:20 The water becomes a ...
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History Photographed on Instagram: "The 2011 tsunami, triggered by the massive Great East Japan Earthquake, devastated many coastal towns along the Tōhoku region, with the Miyagi, Iwate, and Fukushima prefectures suffering the most catastrophic damage. ⁠ ⁠ Waves as high as 40 meters completely overwhelmed seawalls, traveled several kilometers inland, and destroyed or washed away entire communities and villages. ⁠ ⁠ The scale of the disaster was so immense that, despite Japan's advanced preparedn
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