MINAMISANRIKU 311 Memorial Archives

Anybody Here? Wading through the Vast Quantity of Debris

Clear the Way! To Save Lives

Operation to Remove Drifted Debris from the Disaster: Reclaiming the Landscape of Everyday

Transporting Relief Supplies: To the Place Where People Are Waiting—Moving as Quickly as Possible

Support That Offered a Moment of Peace

Withdrawal of the Self-Defense Forces: Feelings of Both Gratitude and Helplessness

Staying Close by Their Sorrow

The Self-Defense Forces Are Our Heroes: Our Thanks for the Courage to Live

Construction of Temporary Housing

Memories Search Party: Returning as Many Photos as Possible to the Community

Minamisanriku Recovery Market: A Social Space That Helped Restore Livelihoods

Activities of the Israeli Medical Support Team

Revival of Facilities That Protect Human Life: Heartfelt Friendship from Taiwan

Restoration of Agriculture: The Lost Lifestyle and Culture of Small Farmers

Recovery of Businesses: Business Owners Standing Up Together, Hand in Hand

Recovery of the Fisheries Industry: Working Together with Friends on the Road to Recovery

Support from Businesses That Sparked Opportunities for the Creation of New Industries

An Agreement of Mutual Support That Saved Lives: Heartfelt Support from Our Friendship Town Shonai, Yamagata Prefecture

The Volunteers Who Encouraged the Community

Human Connections Formed by a Postbox

Visit by Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard: “I felt an indomitable spirit”