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2011 Japan Tsunami - Iioka Port. (Full Footage)
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Video 1:    • 飯岡 津波 2011 第1波  
Video 2:    • 飯岡 津波 2011 第2波  
Video 3:    • 飯岡 津波 2011 第3波  
Video 4:    • 飯岡 津波 2011 第4波  

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Video recorded from the Iioka Gyobumisaki Observatory. Recorded continuously from 3:30 PM until 4:20 PM.

Duration: 51:00
Format: HDV Tape.
Location: 1309-1 Kaminagai, Asahi. Chiba Prefecture.
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@scottsmith7051

1 year ago

This area is turned away from the direct onslaught of the wave. This area faces mostly south. So the wave we see is a "wrap around" wave, which bends around a peninsula. Also, this area is about 200 miles to the south of where the wave was worst. Even still, it is a massive surge of water!

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@AmericanF-16

5 months ago

Remember: A Tsunami won’t look like what it is in the movies. It is a plain wave and the water will recede back to build it up.

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@karenholladay2612

1 year ago

14:37 the way the waves are slowly coming in is beautiful, until you see the damage it can cause. I'm in Iowa. Have never seen an ocean, don't know anything about them except what I've seen on tv.

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@SeanLKearns

1 year ago

It's crazy to think about how this is just the way things go every once in a while there's a tsunami. If there was one here in the states people wouldn't take it seriously.

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@jcee2259

1 year ago

Subscribed as I have watched 2011 footage since 2011. because I reside where prior Tsunami has happened. 30 miles distant as a bird flies from an active volcano.

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@melodiefrances3898

1 year ago

Watching the surge approach was creepy and fascinating. One of the few videos I've seen where the seawall wasn't totally overwhelmed.

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@izzatfauzimustafa6535

1 year ago

The wave breaker barrier was barely able to stop the tsunami surge. Luckily, the one that hit Rioka seemed to be rather moderate in size so the damage on the fishing port and town was quite minimal.

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@tremorist

1 year ago

Those sailors who decided to navigate to the open water did the right thing. Probably saved their ship and lives.

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@gwellington3146

4 months ago

I like that you kept the video uncut. Recording from such a high elevation shows things other footage does not. Nice work

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@discarnateohio3677

10 months ago

It all seems to happen so slowly, which makes it even creepier.

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@philgml3264

1 year ago

bravo à celui qui a filmé, parfaite maitrise de la vidéo avec le soucis des principaux détails, le tout calmement et intelligemment, merci

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@tumao_kaliwat_napulo

11 months ago

Coastal roads really are one of the most practical urban planning methods humanity ever concieved...

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@panic7659

1 year ago

12:52 start of the first wave

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@cdfdesantis699

1 year ago

This earthquake & its tsunami were so destructive for Japan. If the country's early warning systems weren't so efficient, the loss of life would probably have been as great as the 2004 Indian Ocean quake & tsunami. With over twice as much water on the surface of the planet as land, water has the potential to overwhelm coastlines, river systems, & inland seas & lakes any time, anywhere. If the waters pull away from the shore, or the ground trembles & a rumble is heard in the river valley, don't hesitate. Get to higher ground ASAP. Whether a tsunami or flood happens or not, at least people will still be alive. Better safe than sorry - or dead.

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@joeymorris4863

1 year ago

Even the dog is expressing sadness.

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@Sea-cucumber1151

11 months ago

Those people that were on boats and tried to race the first wave, then shot out of there for the second have nerves of steel. I can’t imagine the fear, but I understand if that boat is your lively hood, but if not, that is plain crazy. I hope they made it out.

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@thetruththewayandthelife803

9 months ago

How big were those waves?

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@ericlakota1847

1 year ago

17:42 that boat headed out to sea made it all the way to 17:42 it went under never came back up sade19:00it reappeared right side up amazing they might of made it

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@xevious2501

8 months ago

I usually pray before i leave for work in the morning. you never know when the day, the last day will come. I remember this day. I was staying at my aunts place and woke up in the middle of the night. dont remember exactly what time it was, but on my computer i chimed onto japanese news broadcast live. and they mentioned about a major earthquake, but the chopper live was filming the oncoming tsunami waives, the first making their way to japans coastal shores. i had no idea what i was about to witness, and even then, to think of what would befall so many. looking here the day was so nice, and yet it would end exactly the opposite of how it began.

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