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MIYAGI PREFECTURE, NATORI

10/24/2012

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Broken Dream
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Magazine photo of devastation
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No one found refuge here
The tsunami was 40 feet high when it rose out of the sea and swept away the area of Yuiage.

The disaster plan in place was that people go to the school building, which they did. The wave inundated the school and all within perished.

Nothing is left of the neighborhoods, the lives and the dreams of the people who lived here except cement foundations and shards of broken pottery.

We cannot begin to understand the loss.
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