Memorial Of The Earthquake And Tsunami Disaster In Japan

Japanese people protest against nuclear power, pray for the dead, display artifacts drifting in the tsunami ahead of the 2011 earthquake disaster anniversary. In the afternoon of March 11, 2011, a 9-magnitude earthquake struck northeastern Japan, with huge columns of water hitting the shore. Japan's three northeastern provinces and many neighboring provinces suffered heavy damage, with 15,000 dead and thousands missing. The earthquake and tsunami damaged the cooling system of the Fukushima I nuclear power plant, creating the world's most serious nuclear crisis since Chernobyl. Yesterday, the Japanese people held many A prayer session for victims of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami disaster before a protest against nuclear power in Tokyo, a resident praying for relatives who died in a double disaster in the city of Rikuzentakata, prefecture

. Hundreds of people in Rikuzentakata city, Iwate prefecture, Japan also commemorate the victims on Sunday, two years have passed, but the police continue to search for bodies. of tsunami victims in mud-covered fields near an elementary school in Ishinomaki City Photo albums found in the wreckage after the 2011 tsunami are displayed in an elementary school In Kasennuma City, Miyagi Prefecture, the heads of the Buddha statues were destroyed in the waves The 2011 god is lined up outside a temple in Natori city, Myiagi province, and a girl lights a candle to commemorate the victims of the tsunami in a high school in Natori city, Mitsuko Ota (right) Go to the grave of a father, one of whom died from the tsunami two years ago, in Rikuzentakata City, Iwate Prefecture. People observed a pine tree in Rikuzentakata City, Iwate Prefecture Due to its stronghold after the 2011 tsunami, the tree has become a symbol of hope.



Study in Kasennuma City, Miyagi Prefecture. Source: VnExpress.

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