MINAMISANRIKU 311 Memorial Archives
南三陸311メモリアル アーカイブス
Digital Archives of the Great East Japan Earthquake
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Visit by Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress
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Friendship with Chile Forged by Tsunamis
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Heartwarming Support from All over the World: Cheering on the Town's Children
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Supported by Dispatched Staff: The Battle-Ready Experts Who Came to Help
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Recovery of the Forestry Industry: Realizing the Vision of “A Town Where Lives Circulate”
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Reopening Schools: Protecting Children’s Learning
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Feeling the Tug of Longing While Leaving One’s Hometown: The Choice of Secondary Evacuation
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Construction of Temporary Housing at 58 Locations Within and Outside the Town
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Teachers and School Staff Struggle in the Confusion Immediately After the Earthquake
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Minamisanriku Method in Social Workers Programs: Residents Affected by the Disaster Become Leaders of the Program
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“Hot Bank,” a Place for Residents to Support One Another and Spark the Joys of Living
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“Everyone’s Diner,” Bringing People Together Over Delicious Food
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“A Sports Day Without Running,” Nurturing Community Circles Across Generations
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Moving to Higher Ground: Quickly Deciding on Collective Relocation for Disaster Prevention
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What Is a Tsunami? How Do Tsunamis Occur?
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What Is a Tsunami? Tsunami Height Depends on Topography
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What Is a Tsunami? How Fast Are Tsunamis?
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What Is a Tsunami? How Powerful Are Tsunamis?
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Saving Lives from a Tsunami 1 To Protect Yourself from a Tsunami
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Saving Lives from a Tsunami 2 Recommendations for Proactive Evacuation
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The Great Chilean Earthquake Tsunami and Minamisanriku: Were the Lessons of 1960 Called Upon?