釜石海上保安部撮影 釜石港を襲う津波映像

[@C_yama82]

ほんと信じられない。神奈川住みだけどあの揺れだけかと思って帰宅したらこの津波のニュース。嘘でしょ…ってテレビの前で固まってたわ。

[@jr231217]

全員が素早く救命胴衣を身に着けているのは流石ですね。

[@Uki-hiyo]

1:40過ぎからの引き波の凄さが第2波・第3波の威力を感じさせられました。埠頭の橋脚や地面が見えるなんてすごい深さだと思う。そのあとすぐ大型船がまるでおもちゃの様にスピードと勢いがついて移動していく様に愕然としました。

[@melodiefrances3898]

This is some of the creepiest receding I have seen on KZbin.

[@百合丸錬]

仕事だし安全と思われる建物にいるとはいえ、津波が押し寄せてくる現場で記録を取り続ける職員には敬服する。

[@豚丼太郎]

市民に高台に避難を呼び掛けろよ、糞海保❗️

[@rs.2764]

@@豚丼太郎 呼んだ結果だろうよ。

[@oooo-xm5nv]

引き潮が凄いですね…これだけ引いてると次来る津波の大きさが尋常じゃないことがわかりますね…津波の怖さ、一気に来て、一気に引く。

[@santoslucas4731]

この引き波で行方不明者が増えてしまったんだな

[@ジャックスパロウ1979]

そうですね。 引いたから大丈夫だと、高い場所に避難してたのに降りていった人が

[@MrDogpapa]

溢れたと思った次には港の底が見えるんだぜ、

[@台風24号で死にかけた人]

MrDogpapa 引き潮ってやつやな。:;((°ө°));:

[@matsuohunt234]

引き波の大きさは、次に来る波の大きさに比例しますよね。 だからそれを見ると怖い❗

[@smallrabbit4750]

この警告音聞くのは辛い。😥津波引き波の怖さは甘くはありません。海の異変を異変は海が分かる人なら早く気付きますね。海面変動は怖い💧高台へ逃げるしかありません。市役所より避難を呼び掛け続けた職員の女性へ敬意しかありません。でも亡くなってしまった。本当に気の毒でなりません。皆が早く避難を呼び掛けた時点で逃げてたらと思うと悔やまれます。

[@あずままさみち]

僕が18歳まで居た故郷、涙がでてきます。

[@carl_kun]

押し寄せる津波の映像は数多くあるけど、引き波の映像は貴重じゃないかな。

[@higasi7659]

?yyf

[@campanerrigiovanni4885]

引き波津波の恐怖映像はあと女川町のものが有名です。

[@PurdyBear1]

Great footage. Thank you for posting, I have learnt a great deal from it! I continue to pray for those in japan.

[@user-nenedodo]

マスコミや官公庁だけじゃない今や1億総カメラマンの時代。 でも映像より命が大事だよ。 命には変えられない。 助かった方も亡くなった方も紙一重の現場で伝える使命、現場を守る使命のために努力された海上保安庁の皆さま方に今更ながら敬意を表したいです。

[@平形豊士ひらかたとよし]

この世の光景では、ない…と、信じたい…犠牲に遭われた多くの方々のご冥福をお祈りいたします…。

[@shinanomori]

これだけ冷静な女の人の声は珍しい。　

[@ヤモリ-s1i]

shinanomori 海保の人だしねえ、鍛えられとるんやろ 素晴らしい

[@woKvn-l9e]

殻鬼 安心だね

[@フラミンゴ-e4f]

怖すぎる。海底見えちゃってるよ…

[@鼻から新幹線]

関係ないことですが、3.11はなぜか 撮影者が女性の動画って見たことないですね

[@横畑和介]

私は足が悪いのでこのような被害にあったならば逃げる方法が無い。 矢張り津波は恐ろしいです。

[@ドアラハンター-q1r]

車椅子が階段に乗り上げられず救助にあたった人が流される映像も見ました。高台は階段だけで無く、スロープや手動で巻き上げられる昇降装置が必要ですよね

[@SAKANAYA_OSAKANA]

@@ドアラハンター-q1r 昇降機なんか使うてる暇は無いから やっぱりスロープ必要やね

[@ドアラハンター-q1r]

釜石の高台側と、この建物より陸寄りの建物から市街地を撮った動画はよく見たが、コレは初めて見た。

[@ontheedge33371]

I’ve seen many videos and it’s still just beyond imagination and my respect grows each time for the calm manner the Japanese keep in the most insane moments !

[@larryslemp9698]

Yeah but just wait until you find out what they are saying.......in Japanese!!

[@steve1978ger]

That must have been truly terrifying, Also I didn't now, the Tsunami ebbed and flowed in several waves like that.

[@bilergamer1996]

@@larryslemp9698 qumqa

[@rhaichu775]

@@larryslemp9698 It’s still pretty calm in a loud voice though?

[@rhaichu775]

Despite some disrespectful replies in here I appreciate your sympathy as a Japanese person. Thank you.

[@gelbe13k]

この船は、先週末の時点でもまだ岸壁に打ち上げられたままになっていました。

[@うめちん-d6v]

この濁流の中に多くの命が呑み込まれていることを思うと、いつも涙があふれてきます。

[@おさんぽおとーさん]

この映像を見て「震災をお祝いする」と言った隣国は許せない！ 支援、心寄せてくれたその他の国に感謝を。

[@3-943]

中国や韓国でも震災をお祝いするという最低の嫌がらせをした人がいましたが、その中でも寄付をしてくれた常識ある中国人や韓国人がいた事を忘れずに感謝しましょう。国単位での批判はそれらの人へあまりに失礼ですよ。

[@おさんぽおとーさん]

冷静に歴史を見れる韓国人が増えれば良いですが、いまはまだ早いでしょう。 隣国だから、良い人もいるから、と言う理由で手を取り合おうとし、何度裏切られたか。 子供の世代に負の遺産を残したく無いだけです。

[@uwabugamech]

@@おさんぽおとーさん 教育的にどうしても日本が悪い国だと認識してしまうから収まらないんだろうな…手を差し伸べれば喧嘩売ってくるしｗ

[@hksp]

4:16 the ac still working, power still on after the tsunami ?

[@heavypen]

Emergency generators

[@hebneh]

It's extremely fortunate that the Asia Symphony didn't get permanently marooned atop the dock, or partly ashore. Removing it would've been a nightmare.

[@cedriclynch]

The Asia Symphony did end up sitting on the quay far above the normal high tide level. It remained there for several months before being lifted and lowered back into the water by a huge floating crane. It was repaired and returned to service.

[@kazupoon1]

海保に勤めてるだけあって女性でも 勇敢で落ち着いてるな

[@コハクヌシハク-n7v]

ほんと恐ろしいです。 もう二度と無い事を祈ります😔🙏。

[@riyousaeba8924]

引き潮の映像が凄過ぎて声にならん

[@danm17123]

Can somebody tell where this is?

[@米倉祐介]

danm17123 KAMAISHI JAPAN

[@aussieprincess]

It really is just unbelievable how quickly that water can rise an subside, not to mention the power of all that water.

[@eheaalasm5776]

I dont know why japanis live near to the sea

[@KEVROREACTS]

And this is small in comparison to the floods around the younger dryas time in earths recent history. (search randall carlson, floods for some incredible flood info)

[@blockstacker5614]

@@eheaalasm5776 because its an island chain

[@ey3z4ya]

@@eheaalasm5776 Let's put our thinking caps on now...

[@おピンク兄弟]

引き波の映像がこれだけ撮られているのも貴重ですね。

[@scottread]

If coping with a quake and tsunami wasn't taxing enough, having to worry about being taken out by a large un-moored ship too! Talk about a bad day. Hats off to those people!

[@AKmohanrajj1]

Wow 😳 great footage see it for the very first time & It Also Taken From a Perspective of Ship, one of the Devastating Disadters for Sure!

[@user-fn5yw5dh3e]

これを後世に伝え、次の時代に生かすのが我々の仕事。

[@lapisnon]

海上保安部ではまだ装備も知識もあるからずっとマシだな

[@user-cb1vo1ik4b]

this is insane, pushing a freighter around like it was in a bathtub

[@Redman147]

When a people know and understand that something like this can happen and most likely would they don't deny it while it happens. It's a saddening event, but the Japanese people are incredibly strong and resilient. I pray, still, this doesn't happen to them again. I love Japan and I pray for their continued success since this tragedy happened.

[@bobhaslett4470]

Tens of thousands of hectares of arable land were destroyed by the salt water, and it will take decades to recover them. Not a lot is mentioned about that part of the aftermath.

[@larryslemp9698]

No way man.....they can effectively be 'using' all that so-called 'tainted', saltwater infused land, just about ASAP!!

[@danbennett9328]

Such destruction happening to a beautiful country - it's heart breaking :(

[@tokitsunagumo]

2:04 引き戻された時、テトラポットに当たったら死ぬね

[@tesyuoo_gamingroom]

海底がっつり見えてるよね！！？

[@NA-qr5lw]

2:37

[@NO_Expectations]

7 years of living in Japan that day that was one day I will never forget, I was with my wife we had just got off the train from Tokyo we was going to go to a Island of Okinawa for a holiday the following Monday my wife wanted a toothbrush and we stood laughing in a drug store at a red flashing toothbrush, we was just paying for it when the first tremors hit. Life was never really the same after that day.

[@SineEyed]

You were somewhere between Tokyo and Okinawa then? Or had you arrived at your destination? I'm guessing you were too far south for the tsunami to have had much impact - is that true? I would appreciate learning about your experience..

[@rztrzt]

@@SineEyed "we had just got off the train from Tokyo" They were in Tokyo.

[@SineEyed]

@@rztrzt nope, that's not how "from" works..

[@田中まきこ-s3f]

天災は忘れた頃にやってくる。 天災、 恐ろしいの一言です。

[@shotagames8079]

そうですね...

[@anthonyjohnson100]

They doubled the size of the Pacific garbage patch. Been picking up their rubbish that washes onto our shores here in Hawaii for decades. Now it's even worse.

[@hosikuzu777ful]

人が流されてる様に見えました。 4:45から4:46分に切り替わり一瞬、 濁流に乗り左側に流される（画面手前） 黒の長靴を履いて、カーキ色の作業着姿？の方が流されている様に見えました…気のせいだと思いたいです。 (´•ω•̥`)頭から進行方向で。 ですがあの状況では、 助けることは出来ないでしょうし、 目視で確認されていたら映さないですよね。。。見間違えでしょうか。

[@たりるり-y5w]

同じ釜石市に住んでいるのに釜石の町が全部無くなってしまいました恐ろしい大津波だこんなにひどいことになってしまった事心が張り裂けそうですご冥福をお祈りします

[@石頭-z5o]

日本の南と東にも大きな地震災害があるはずです

[@jbrobertson6052]

I really don't know why but this is one of the best Videos I have seen about the earthquake and tsunami and I have seen a great many videos on this subject do Japanese people are an amazing people their calmness in the state of such a tragedy it's unbelievable

[@Exilelangely]

damm Nihon jin is best for survive from Tsunami our country ever have a tsunami to on Aceh darussalam but thet no obey the tsunami danger alarm... then we all know much died was that time...

[@あああ-e5f6u]

引き波の映像怖すぎる。普段海では無い方から普段海の方へ大量の濁流がとんでもない高低差で流れ込む。あまりにも衝撃的すぎる。

[@user-zm6wn6yd8o]

よく見たら人がいっぱい流されてるんだよなぁ

[@noname1st139]

The ship owner is a lucky Man, I thought it was heading the coastal wall and buildings with speed, unbelievably scary.

[@jduff59]

The sheer amount of maritime hazards created by the tsunami is unnerving. 10 years later and how many cargo containers, boats/barges/ships and autos/trucks are unaccounted for? And there were houses, sheds and outbuilding floating around (I reckon anything like that surely couldn't be on the surface still). This was the worst tsunami I've seen video on, and yet less than 20 thousand were killed. The Japanese people are responsible for preventing what could have been hundreds of thousands of fatalities. Tragic - yes, but so very well done.

[@felixcat9318]

One of the strangest sights arising out of this tsunami as that of Dive Teams swimming through the rooms of houses which had been swept out into the harbour, where they sank to the harbour floor. Dive Teams from the Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force (JMSDF) were going from room to room, in perfectly normal looking houses, other than that they were on the seabed! They also searched the thousands of sunken vehicles and other buildings too, and amongst debris mounds. It was the sight of Divers in the perfect, modern Japanese kitchen that was so utterly bizarre, the rice cooker, rice serving bowls and other kitchen equipment looking perfect, albeit in a house on the ocean floor...

[@htakemoto6301]

怖ろしい光景だ。海底が見えてるけど、津波が押し寄せる前にも一度かなり波が引いたはずだ。 それで津波の大きさがわかるのかも？絶対忘れてはいけない光景だ。

[@Lsize-mn7cn]

もう8年も前なのか

[@gate01965]

自衛隊員の被災地ビデオにしてもこの海上保安庁にしても対応が冷静だ。

[@orenge200020002000]

韓国から祝いのメッセージが届いた。俺は忘れない。

[@_fxxkxxx2310]

데블헌터 Fuck

[@rqbbitcgb2184]

데블헌터 流石バ韓国＼(^o^)／

[@sasami_]

데블헌터 죽어라🖕🖕🖕

[@sasami_]

韓国人ニキコメ消してて草

[@アルティメット先輩]

絶対に許さない

[@Herbie11]

Thanks to the heroically brave actions of that lady, everyone survived. Not every super hero wears a cape. They close a window!

[@bassman_pubg]

訓練、統制の取れている人たちは、男性も女性もこういう状況でも冷静ですね。

[@豚丼太郎]

無能無策過ぎやろ。

[@人生楽しんだもん]

@@豚丼太郎 お前よりはいい

[@MrBuriburi88]

何度見ても冷静な女性の声や映像を残す努力 凄いな～ 海上保安官って格好いいな～

[@bladerj]

imagine being on top of a roof for safety and a towering crane ship looms over threatning to hit it.

[@澤田寿美子-y8f]

体が震えます、涙が止まりません

[@i.m.demarco2324]

Please dont cry now...honour those who died.... be careful, be prepared... Thank you Japan for the valuable lessons about Earthquake and Tsunami... You have saved many more lives.... Love from New Zealand 💞✌🙏

[@felixcat9318]

Life went from normal to irrevocable in a matter of minutes for those unable to escape the raging waters and debris field onslaught! At it's height the tsunami reached 128 feet/39 metres and at it's furthest it inundated to a distance of 6 miles/9.6 kilometres inland, with the tsunami first making landfall approximately 12 minutes after the earthquake! These are incredible figures to comprehend, the power unleashed by a 128 foot/39 metres wave racing inland will obliterate everything in it's path, as did the much smaller waves too! The utter shock and lack of preparedness of those whom were several miles/kilometres inland to the incomprehensible horror of a rapidly approaching tsunami can only be imagined! Many entire communities were literally wiped from the face of the earth, with the receding waves taking virtually everything out to sea. Unfortunately, the only certainty is that there will be more earthquakes and tsunamis in the future, but no one can predict what their magnitude might be... Edited to include metric measurements and to mention the tsunami first making landfall approximately 12 minutes after the earthquake!

[@felixcat9318]

woody forrest: Since I originally looked into this subject, revised figures have been published. In Miyako, Iwate Prefecture, the tsunamis maximum height has been revised from 39 metres up to 40.5 metres (133 feet). One can only imagine the thoughts of people unfortunate enough to be standing and seeing that rapidly approaching wall of water...

[@felixcat9318]

@woody forrest Unfortunately, for the people and communities caught in this horrific event, it very much did take place, despite the ignorant trolling of an online imbecile too stupid to research one of the most significant natural catastrophic events in world history!

[@ChrisAndCats]

@woody forrest if you Google the height that's what comes up. Almost 40 metres - 130 feet.

[@渡邊和文]

@@ChrisAndCats 波の高さではなくかけあがったいちの標高､

[@allenpeck8239]

At approx. the 4:15 minute mark, center of the screen, what on earth is causing that ‘geyser’ like condition in which the torrent of seawater is shot randomly high I up in the air, sporadically. I can’t imagine what would do that. The anomaly was not happening just 10 or 12 seconds prior. Seems such an ‘odd’ reaction to an incoming flood of water. I don’t get it. Thoughts anyone?

[@emmanuelmendezmartinez657]

Those are bubbles trap inside the building, in the top of the roof, you can try it filling a tub then take an empty bucket upside down and push it in the water, and them let the bubbles scape, it can be quite intense.

[@allenpeck8239]

@@emmanuelmendezmartinez657I get it; that makes perfect sense. I can definitely see that being the cause of it thank you Mr. Martinez

[@境弘-h5l]

津波を見て身体がふるえた。

[@melodiefrances3898]

These people seemed dangerously low ...

[@chen89gof11]

We're in that situation maybe we're freaking out and running and screaming out loud

[@bobhaslett4470]

Whatever happened to the "Asia Symphony"?

[@cactuswren9771]

Rob, GREAT question!! I checked the real-time global shipping maps today, 27 Nov, 2019. Obviously it looks like she was repaired and is now back in service. There was a photo of her tsunami damage in Japan. She sailed from China yesterday, and put into port at Incheon, Korea today. She's a survivor too! :))

[@gotcha3able]

目の前で見ているだけでも、とても恐怖だったとおもいます。

[@fw1421]

What I don’t understand is why didn’t the people run to higher ground when the alarms sounded? Get out of the town and go to the hills? God,just amazing devastation.🙀☹️☹️😩😩

[@DrLoverLover]

Idiot

[@TheFujac]

many did....many didn't make it, or wrongly assumed they would be safe in their homes or on top of buildings which washed away....many elderly or infirm people simply couldn't make it, many were driving and didn't hear the warnings..

[@fw1421]

@@TheFujac Horrible thing to see. I guess you have to go to wherever you can and hope for the best. My prayers go to those that the sea took.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@TheFujac]

@@fw1421 it was a terrible day.... and the scars are still visible....if you do a googlemaps street view tour of some of those east coast town you can still see areas that haven't been rebuilt yet...

[@MrGTO-ze7vb]

So Nasty and Powerful. RIP to all that died...........

[@wligadonos220fazendovideoslouc]

Tanaka ohara tapanakara

[@Rusty_Gold85]

This might be Onigawa that was swallowed by 15ft high of water , a sea port on the east coast closest to the epicentre

[@marlorodo]

Kamaishi Port it is!

[@sebastianhagedorn5916]

Seems like the Water went back and forward over hours

[@cactuswren9771]

Sebastian, tsunamis actually went on for months, with new ones generated by each large aftershock. That was part of the nightmare.

[@sebastianhagedorn5916]

@@cactuswren9771 didn't know about that! Just knew about the huge one on the 11th.

[@gkess7106]

津波はすべてのボートを陸に置き、すべての車を海に引きずり出します。

[@nanasinowatasi]

引き波が1番危ないし怖いって言うね。

[@wligadonos220fazendovideoslouc]

Tanaka ohara tapanacara

[@ねる-b3r]

海底が見えるほどの引き波で尋常じゃないのが分かります

[@lorithorpe3502]

That was an amazing bit of footage , was there anybody actually on that big ship that kept moving about ?

[@japankasasagi]

Not in this case, they would have been seen.

[@cedriclynch]

Many of the crew of the "Asia Symphony" were on board but not the captain. Everyone on board survived. It is interesting to look up this ship on the Internet. When the tsunami was all over the ship was sitting on top of the quay far above the water. It was lifted, swung around and lowered back into the water months later, using a huge floating crane. It was repaired and put back in service.

[@standepain]

The drawback!!!! OMG!!!!

[@railwayman100]

first sign you look for after a major quake and if you notice before hitting land, START RUNNING

[@らららりり-o1n]

地震津波、お爺さんお婆さん、二人流され、波が、おさまり、近くに、二人発見されたそうです、、未だ、 発見出来ない方達、居ます😭家族悲しい出来事、てんでこうどうにも成らない悔しい、今でも、悲しい、忘れてならない、ですね

[@wey811]

南無阿彌陀佛

[@TachoMeter3771]

引き波がやばい

[@bobv8219]

Remarkable film work man you guys must have been very scared I would have thought about jumping on that ship possibly and went all around your building could have took your building down thanks for sharing

[@planetag310]

It looks like I'm seeing the tsunami coming in, then going back out to sea.

[@felixcat9318]

Yes, when the pressure forcing the water inland is expended it will cause the flood waters to recede, taking everything floating out to sea! Unfortunately, the 30 foot high sea wall intended to prevent the sea flooding inland now retains the floodwaters in the town! This scenario was repeated along the coast of Japan!

[@ucrop1980]

Искренне сочувствую Вам......

[@tobagojo4sure]

English translation [roughly](Google); Title: Taken by the Kamaishi Maritime Security Department - Tsunami (footage) hitting Kamaishi Port Posted Apr 30, 2011 By SankeiNews: The Kamaishi Maritime Security Department has released a video of the tsunami rushing to Kamaishi Port. (Video courtesy of Japan Coast Guard)

[@mikefanchin]

Why is it always the effing camera man? I get seasick just watching the video.

[@bob_thebuilder]

At 0:40 he looks down and says "glad it was your turn to drive the car pool today..."

[@tonichecavalari5956]

Video is intense ' but visually hard to focus on because editing is cut up and choppy ..

[@КонстантинТакиров]

Oy sheet! OMG ! Scary video. Sorry for my anglish. Hello from Kazakhstan.

[@yanasuryana2444]

Mudah2an tidak ada bencana shunami lg & masarakat jepang senantiasa waspada

[@EdMeyer22]

The magnitude is so hard to comprehend.

[@hohoemidebu2022]

引き潮の時の護岸がごっそり持ってかれる感じえぐいなあ

[@darkindianrose6404]

Omg 😮The wave pulling out is just as, if not more, terrifying then the wave coming in. It shows the powerful current pulling it in and out like that. Geez!! Still absolutely obsessed with the power of this tsunami.

[@宮本新-g8j]

涙が止まらない

[@AlfredoAlanisMorales]

La naturaleza enfurecida, es impresionante !!

[@rolandbosley1174]

Video content is great and very interesting, shame about the constant camera movement and erratic zooming in and out!!!!

[@ianinvancouverbc]

this has to be one of the most insane videos of this terrible event

[@Wirmish]

I saw 2 or 3 video way more insane than this.

[@4時20分江頭]

引き波とその後が恐ろしい

[@rshurack]

while i am not pro whaling, how can you state that Japan deserves this? Innocent women, children, families, and their homes, businesses, and possessions destroyed? This has nothing to do with whaling, Are you putting human lives below that of whales? Not everyone in Japan supports whaling. i pray for the lives lost and the survivors who lost so much.

[@sweettrubble4635]

He's trying to get a rise out of you, and it worked.

[@masato5297]

この建物に激突した大型船て陸地に乗り上げたんやね

[@mollygirl]

It's amazing how many ads they can stick into a bit this short.

[@SpiritualBabe101]

To see the water come in and then go back out.

[@sugarcan1110]

As soon as that water went back out I be running to the hills it would be enough time to run

[@thomsoftthom2616]

Где все экипажи кораблей? Почему в море не вышли?