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0:00 The video shows the Oura and Asahicho area minutes before the tsunami. The water recedes, some boats move away from the coast escaping from the tsunami.
3:01 The tide begins to return and the sea level rises rapidly.
6:20 The water becomes a violent torrent, begins to drag boats and overflows towards the city.
10:27 The tsunami arrives in full force, destroying everything in its path. The Asahicho area is completely submerged.
11:48 State of the Kesennuma Fishing Port during the tsunami.
12:57 State of the Uoichibamae area and the Kesennuma Shark Museum.
14:05 The water begins to recede.
14:53 A fire starts in the Kesennuma City caused by debris.
17:07 Aftermath of the tsunami in the Kesennuma City and surroundings.
Duration: 41:11
Format: SD Video
Location: 7 Uoichibamae, Kesennuma City.
Views : 16,309,369
Genre: People & Blogs
Date of upload: Mar 5, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.871 (1,454/43,745 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-12T04:46:50.000768Z
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YouTube Comments - 1,622 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
After all these years and all the times I've watched these videos, my heart still races, I still cry, and I just can't wrap my brain around what I am seeing.
My mother - who was Japanese - always told me, "When you see the ocean retreat, run for the hills or the highest place you can find. A tsunami is coming."
She lived through so much; as a child running through the streets of Tokyo to get to a bomb shelter, being sent to the countryside to her Uncle's farm to keep from starvation, losing her mother during the war, coming to the States..........
Despite all the tribulations the Japanese people have gone through, they are resilient, maintaining their grace and move forward.
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I have visited some of these impacted areas twice over the past few years. The Japanese people worked so hard to rebuild and bring life back to these areas. Very resilient and absolutely impressive!
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私はトルコから日本人に愛を送ります. 私たちはあなたをとても愛しています. あなたは本当に善良で文化的な人々です. トルコ人として, 私は日本人を愛しています.🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
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I watch these videos regularly to keep myself grounded. To remind me that whatever problem I have, there are people who are worse off and have bigger problems to deal with. I know the Japanese people are still recovering from this catastrophe and have achieved so much since. My heart, thoughts and respect I send to you all.
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I CANT BELIEVE AFTER 11 year these videos are still so crazy too watch i must say they are the calmest people and so brave and strong
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Thank you for the footage, especially because you risked your own life capturing it. Also I am so sorry for the victims involved.
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その日は仕事で東京にいました。非難しながら携帯でニュースを見て手が震えました。
何回、何十回、何百回、何千回
見ても衝撃を受ける…。
しかもその日の夜や翌日、その後の映像まで…
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I used to think as a kid that a tsunami was just one massive wave hitting once, then done. But this is actually far more terrifying and mind-blowing. I can't imagine what these people experienced.
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Even though this happened 12 years ago it's still terrifying and devastating to watch, there's really no words that can express the horror these people must've been dealing with! My heart goes out to every single one of them that was impacted, survived and died in this horrible thing!
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I was here in 2011 several months after the tsunami, and I was just floored at the scale of the destruction. Much of what is seen in here was cleared out, but I have photos I took of several buildings (the Shell station near the giant boat in Shiriori, for example, as well as the Coast Guard building) and saw them in the video.
I’ve never seen any of the footage in here before, and I watched everything I could find - in English AND Japanese. Thanks for putting this together, it’s very impressive.
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The best video about the tsunami I have seen yet... and I have watched most of them! My thoughts and prayers are with the Japanese people 🙏
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So much complete destruction. Survival from the earthquake, then survival from the tsunami. Then surviving the loss of everything and everyone you knew and loved. It was so tragic.
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I was in the Air Force stationed in Japan in 2011 when this happened. It was absolutely horrible to see the damage the tsunami caused when we were sent out to do search and rescue missions.
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I came here to watch these videos after visiting Japan recently, I have nothing but respect for Japanese people and their resilience and hard work to rebuild their country. May this never happen again to any nation.
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I cannot seem to wrap my head around the sight of such a massive deluge of water swallowing everything in a real life footage! Each time I watch this I get a better sense of how massive this tsunami was!
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One's mind has difficulties processing what the eyes are seeing!
The sheer magnitude of the event is almost beyond comprehension, the once familiar landscape now unrecognisable.
This video serves a very important historical document, recording the unimaginable events of that day, which forever changed the country and its people...
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The emergency siren noise, eerily calm weather, and a gradual and steady fast intensity.
Life is the Movie we all are apart of
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Japanese people are so resilient they had three horrific events that day and they picked them selfs right back up I have ALOT of respect for them ✌️🇬🇧👍
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Wow. I watched a lot of live coverage on this back when I was a freshman in college. I remember actually skipping class because of how mind blowing this was.
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@jero7733
2 years ago
Videos like this one should be preserved for future generations, thank you for archiving them
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