Learning Program
Watch testimony videos from residents and reflect on how you would think and act if you were in their place through dialogue sessions.

Watch testimony videos from residents and reflect on how you would think and act if you were in their place through dialogue sessions.

Learn about the town before the disaster, the damage and evacuations during the event, as well as firsthand experiences and thoughts from the storytellers.

Mr. Hitoshi Sato, who has been appointed as Special Advisor to the Minamisanriku 311 Memorial, will conduct lecture activities nationwide to pass on the memories and lessons of the disaster to future generations, emphasizing the importance of disaster prevention and mitigation.
“If I were in the same situation, how would I make decisions and act?” In the Learning Theater, visitors watch videos of firsthand accounts of town residents and discuss with the people around them about how they would make decisions and act if they were faced with similar circumstances. The programs offer visitors an opportunity to gain a fresh understanding of disaster prevention.

A popular tourist spot where you can buy local gourmet “Kira Kira” rice bowls and Minamisanriku seafood. This shopping street is lined with restaurants, fresh fish stores, and general merchandise stores. Made of Minamisanriku cedar

We distribute local sightseeing information! Useful information on sightseeing in Minamisanriku, including accommodations, access information, dining information, sightseeing spots, events, tour programs, and more!

This is the reservation site for hotels, ryokan, minshuku and other lodging facilities, as well as various tours and experience programs in Minamisanriku Town. This is the official website operated by the Minamisanriku Tourist Association, which is working to revitalize the local community.