Go for broke. Very few people know about this

yepee we have history about japanese!! I'm so proud i lived here! arigatoguzaimas!

Toninho é bem sucedido na cidade de Oizumi proprietário do restaurante big beef.

He's half black and Japanese and grew up in Torrance, California where whites & full blooded Asians are the 2 biggest ethnic groups in that city so of course you were born different Johnnie

Hello, I’m an American and have a question for those of you in Japan. If this had happened in the United States there would be countless videos that showed a person struggling to survive in the water. I have noticed that in the hundreds of videos I have watched this day I have only seen one video that showed a man on top of a car in the raging waters. I have seen many videos of people running and it seems the flood will catch them but before it does the camera cuts away. My theory is the Japanese people respect human dignity enough that the people recording do not wish to show the moment these victims most likely perished. Am I correct?

I’m an American. I still remember the exact image on the NHK feed broadcast on CNN that morning. I was in awe of the speed the black wave moved across the field that was on screen. In the United States we have a very United States centric view of the world. We tend to think of our hurricanes and tornadoes as the most destructive natural disasters, claiming the most lives. But our deadliest hurricane claimed less than half the number of lives that this tsunami took. And to imagine the Boxing Day tsunami in 2004 claimed ten times the number of lives that this one did is grave. I hope all of you who were directly or indirectly affected by these furious waters have found peace and healing in your lives.

This video shows the absolute power of the tsunami better than most of the others to me. The speed at which entire buildings are flowing past the camera person is just staggering. This was an entire neighborhood reduced to nothing being carried away like it was leaves or branches. Absolutely incredible power. I remember being shocked that the Boxing Day tsunami took so many lives but after seeing this footage 7 years later it’s clear just how destructive water can be. The speed at which it occurred even with warning it was still hard to avoid. It’s still hard to comprehend after seeing it.

I could imagine , as a survivor, this would be the most troubling sound, this is what you would have nightmares of. It would be very hard overcoming this trauma.

信じがたい映像であって、位置関係やスケール感も伝わる優れた映像資料だと思う 8:40　まさしく九死に一生でしたね

Speechless.😮

自業自得だろ笑笑 自ら選んで流されただけw 無線など放ってさっさと逃げれば助かっただけの事だろうが🤣🤣🤣

🇵🇪🥕🍇buen gusto

This guy is a genius musician and it’s that crazy that in 2024 it feels like he’s finally received some recognition for it and finding Emily Armstrong to continue Linkin Park was just amazing she has done a great job is there anything this man can not do?

😆

现在从谷歌上看很多海啸受灾区仍是一片平地……只能希望当地能早日恢复吧。

That's awesome! I've been listening to you since I ran across your NPR session and wondered if I was even saying the name right, you are an extraordinary person, I love what you do, even if you never see this comment it's out there.

0O.30, the speed of the water!!!

I feel for all the people that lost their lives. How terrifying for them. Rip to all and, their pets. I hope if they have rebuilt there it is much further back,and much higher up.😢😢😢😢😢.

文武両道。外人として日本語の読み書きや不得手ではあったようだけど

改めて水の恐ろしさが分かる 自然災害の中で地震に次いで恐ろしいのが水の災害(津波や洪水)だと聞いたことがあった 水は引いた後も始末に悪く、復興が困難だというがまさにそうだ

Such an interesting insight, thank you, I’m hapa haole too. Can relate to being told to just “be more this” lol.

😮

津波最強って感じだな

１０年たつたから、みられるのかな？

南海トラフが来たら、東京も同じになるんだよね！

橋龍は亡命したフジモリさんを日本人として迎えそして護った！フジモリさんも参院選出馬で日本人たらんとしたんだろうね！結局はペルー人として死んだんだ！橋龍の功罪は如何に？

夜叉が池‼️😱

This seems to be quite an exaggeration if you ask me.

押し寄せる時ももちろんですが、引き潮の時の、全て持ち去ってしまうような流れも恐ろしいですね…。

🩷🩵

It seems to me, after all these years, forget the sea walls and just move up higher. Also- I wonder why the evacuation zones do not have a empty building with kitchen and bathrooms?

Eu sei que faz muitos anos, mas cada vez que assisto esses vídeos me corta o coração😢😢abraços..fica na paz. Aqui é do Brasil 🇧🇷

Que canal mais lindo.. nunca desativou os comentários. Parabéns ..nós brasileiros sofremos com vocês,, .sempre..,sempre..

Eu não sei porque que cada vez que assisto esse vídeo meu coração dói cara.😢😢😢é muito difícil aceitar essa situação..Apesar que já faz treze anos...😢😢😢é incontornável. Eu curto sempre esses vídeos para que não morra a esperança nesse povo 😢😢😢😢 .me dói na alma cada vez que vejo.

You just know there are a lot of dead people in that dark water entwined in all that debris.... so sad... for all those who died and those left with nothing. Prayers to all.

変な書き込みいっぱいあるな。引くわ。

30 or 50 mtr high is this ??

يارب السلام لي هاؤلاءي ويارب تنجيهم. من الكارثة الطبيعية

人が住んでるから災害なんていうけど、自然からしたらこの光景は普通のことなのかもしれないね

I am joining from Lima, Peru. Interesting....

Alguien en 2024

If you get pulled into the water is there any way to survive? Were there any people saved from the wreckage?

津波って 水が町に来るんじゃなくて 海が町に来るんだな

あれから数十年。また地震が、つなみがくる

こんなに上手く演歌を歌える方は日本人でもなかなかいないです。 そしてこの晴れ舞台は私が１番好きな歌です。 辞められてしまってとても残念ですが歌は永遠に残ります。 そして今も聴いています。 また再び歌ってくれたら本当に嬉しいです。

去年まで伊里前小学校にいました。 今でも1階に津波の跡が残っています。高さは膝くらいまでです。 卒業式の練習中に担任の先生から、「13年前の今は震災で卒業式ができなかったんだよ」というお話をいただいて、どれほど大変だったのかわかりました。

Uncredible😮😢😮😢

don't blame him tulsa is a fuckin shithole

5:24 頃までは見えてた青いビルが 5:50 には全く見えなくなってるのがすごい恐ろしい。 それなりに高いビルだから信じられない…。

So sad 😢💙🇺🇸💙