宮城県沿岸部の被害・空撮 ［震災翌日］

Aerial footage of damage along the coast of Miyagi Prefecture (Day after the earthquake)
The Japanese text is followed by an English translation.
宮城県沿岸部の津波による被害状況をとらえた映像(震災翌日: 3月12日)、県南部の名取市付近から、県北部・気仙沼市までの広域をヘリコプターから空撮。
朝9時前、宮城県南部の海岸付近は、陸と海の境目が判別不可能な状態になっていた。
「仙台空港」(名取市)は、ターミナルが、なんとか形を残しているものの、滑走路はほとんど水没している。
仙台市(宮城野区)と多賀城市の境目に位置する仙台港の付近では、JX日鉱日石エネルギー・仙台製油所のコンビナートをはじめ、複数の施設で火災が発生し、大きな黒煙が立ちのぼっていた。周辺に消防車の姿などは見当たらず、消火活動もままならない状況がうかがえる。
松島湾まで来ると、海上保安庁の巡視船「くりこま」(第2管区海上保安本部)が、船体を傾けて座礁している様子も確認できた。
午後になり、別のヘリが沿岸部を北上する。
東松島市の上空、航空自衛隊松島基地も、広い敷地の大部分が水没。基地内の格納庫にカメラを向けると、がれきにまみれたブルーインパルスの姿も捉えられた。
石巻市上空に入ると、まず石巻港(工業港)付近で、陸地に打ち上げたり、転覆したりしている大小複数の船舶を目にする。
貨物線のコンテナが脱線している日本製紙石巻工場、津波と火災で焦土と化してしまった門脇地区...さらに旧北上川の河口を越え、その東部、湊地区や渡波地区でも、街に襲来した大津波の痕跡がはっきりと残る。
万石浦を経由して、さらにヘリが北上すると、女川町は、まさに壊滅状態。
女川湾から、万石浦付近(石巻市方面)の高台にかけての約1km以上、住宅地をのみ込みながら、一気に駆け抜けた、すさまじい津波の様子が、容易に想像できた…
[ヘリからの機上レポート: 篠田吉央 アナウンサー(岡山放送)、柳沢 剛 アナウンサー(仙台放送) ]
Footage: Capture of the damage situation caused by the tsunami along the coast of Miyagi Prefecture. (Day after the earthquake on 3/12) Aerial footage shot from helicopter above Natori City in the south to Kesennuma City in the north.
Before 9 a.m. near the sea along southern Miyagi Prefecture, the borderline between land and sea had become indistinguishable. Sendai Airport’s (Natori City) terminal barely retains its shape while the runway is almost completely submerged.
Near Sendai Bay situated on the borderline of Sendai City (Miyagino Ward) and Tagajo City, fires have broken out among a number of facilities including the JX Nippon Oil & Energy Sendai Oil Refinery Combine, causing a big black cloud of smoke to rise above. There are no fire trucks in sight and one can assume that fire extinguishing attempts are nonexistent. At Matsushima Bay, the body of “Kurikoma,” Japan Coast Guard’s patrol boat (2nd Regional Japan Coast Guard Headquarters) lies tilted, stranded at sea.
The time is past noon and another helicopter is witnessed heading up north along the coast. Above Higashimatsushima City, it is apparent that a major part of Japan Air Self-Defense Force’s Matsushima Air Base has been flooded. Pointing the camera towards the hangar on grounds, a Blue Impulse is covered in debris. Flying over Ishinomaki City, there are numerous ships of various sizes that have been washed ashore or capsized near Ishinomaki Bay (Industrial Port). Scars left behind by the giant tsunami that attacked this town are clearly apparent among these places: The Ishinomaki Factory of Nippon Paper Group whose container has derailed off the freight line, Kadonowaki Area reduced to ashes by tsunami and fire, and the Minato Area and Watanoha Area located past the mouth of former Kitakami River to the east.
The helicopter heads further north, past the Mangokuura Lake where Onagawa Town lies in ruins. From Onagawa Bay to the plateau of Mangokuura (toward Ishinomaki) about 1km across, it is easy to imagine that the dreadful tsunami had taken its toll, swallowing up the residential area all in one go.
Report from helicopter: Announcers Yoshio Shinoda (Okayama Broadcasting) and Tsuyoshi Yanagisawa (Sendai Television)

[@harutube10]

この地震と津波を見て海辺に住みたいという憧れが一瞬で消え失せた

[@machi554]

神奈川県はまだ人気です。県がようやく土砂災害警戒区域見直してレッドゾーンの範囲広がったのに値段なかなか下がらない。

[@johnmungship2]

瀬戸内海ならおk

[@eagle227]

27:45 何気ないシーンですが、前後を構造物に囲まれ(＝衝突や気流の乱れの恐れ)・ヘリポートでもない病院屋上(＝耐荷重の関係で着陸は不可)に地上ギリギリで微動だにせずホバリングする陸自UH-60ヘリは、普段の訓練の成果が発揮された｢神業｣以外の何物でもない驚愕の映像です。

[@hhk2408]

これホバリングしてんすか？スゲー

[@user-dc2ie2kv7g]

あれ着陸してないんか マジですげぇなぁ

[@thepolaris907]

どうなってんだ

[@tyipaa1217]

@@ren-AA すぐ上昇出来る状態は着陸ではないね。 ブレードの回転数から推測するに、接地しているだけで直ぐに上昇出来る感じ。 また、フェンスがあるから着陸体制は出来ないから、接地のみしていると考えられる。 この動画から見ても自衛隊バイロットのスキルと判断力は世界でも最高峰だと思いますね。

[@fr3967]

言われて初めて理解しました 本当にスゴい操縦技術ですね そしてこの時、地元の自衛官の方々は自分の家族の安否も確認出来ずにこうやって救出活動してました

[@nonoxxnm77]

11年前、神奈川で一人暮らしをしていた私は家族の安否が取れずにひたすら自宅でテレビ映像を見続けていた。 そして動画 12:00 ころに実家付近が映る。録画してたので何度も何度も見返した。自宅があった付近を見返して何も残されていないのを確認して絶望したのを覚えている。力が抜けるというか、胸の奥に溜まっていまものがするりと抜け落ちてしまう感覚。今見ても辛い。

[@lizardman909]

26:17 かつて南三陸町にあった公立志津川病院。 ここでは東日本大震災の津波で、入院患者・職員の方々あわせて７４人が犠牲。 死を覚悟した看護師が自分の身元が分かるようにペンで腕に名前を書いた。

[@Thomes-Maisling]

Whoever did the english translation for the subs and description on this awe and dread inspiring footage did an excellent job.

[@watanabe447]

１０年後、今再度見ています、実際そこで生き延びた人たち、未だ遺体が出てこない人たち今見ても涙涙です。ご冥福お祈りします。私の先祖の福島県川俣と梁川町にも津波が来なくても地震と原発、何も言えません。

[@mamedaihuku260]

もうあと約1ヶ月で3.11から10年ですね... 亡くなった人、 家族を失った人、 家を失った人、 ご冥福をお祈りします 日本人には3.11を忘れてほしくないです。

[@eheaalasm5776]

How many victims in this earthqauke?? Please answercme

[@sunsunsummer6345]

一人でも人が映ると、それだけで嬉しい気持ちになった。 そのくらい、「壊滅的」という言葉がぴったりの状況だった。

[@kspen6110]

I appreciate the subtitles so I can understand what they are explaining. I've watched many of the videos from this disaster not knowing what was being said but hearing the fear and sadness in the voices of the people experiencing this. Having the subtitles and seeing the complete devastation over such a large area hits me in my heart.

[@simmer484]

Thank you for the sub titles

[@LindaTCornwall]

A new subscriber, thank you so much for taking the time to CC these in English! It's so much more powerful when you understand what is being said, and seeing the impact. Thank you again for the closed captions!

[@utubestalker.dotcom]

this overview with English CC is very revealing of the extensive damage caused by this devastating event

[@user-jr9se4xz3i]

10年経っても震災の映像を見ると心がいっぱいになって涙が止まらない。 病院が映った時、最上階まで波に襲われた様子が見えた。あの大きさの病院で、一体何人の患者、職員が助かったのだろうか。 このような事態が起きた時、寝たきりの患者が多ければその全てを少ない職員で避難させるのは困難だし、どれだけ身の危険が迫っても職員は最後まで患者の傍を離れられない。 介護、医療施設などは避難のことを考えると、沿岸地域に建ててはいけないと思った。

[@user-qb9en2cu8g]

極論を言うとこんな海の近くに町を形成する事自体が間違えている事なんだよ。 どこかの町では先人達の『これより下に町を広げるな』っていう言葉があるのに普通に広げているしね。

[@ma-jj4ji]

@@user-qb9en2cu8g まあそれも東日本大震災があったから言えることでしょう。この震災前に津波の経験なんてほぼなかったでしょう？島国である以上、海沿いの町はどうしても出来てしまう。

[@user-qb9en2cu8g]

@@ma-jj4ji まぁ～今までとは違う 人工地震だったから 経験は無くて当然。 東日本大震災の１年前にチリ地震で津波が東北に来たけど足元程度で終わってるから、それも津波に対する油断に繋がったかもね。 あんな津波は世界でも今まで 無い。

[@Xerroxi]

crazy stuff. thanks for footage and translation. thanks for sharing it with us, as we are interested in learning as much as possible around this event.

[@anitasamarripa3327]

⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘

[@1carlportl]

Best coverage yet / thank you

[@sabrekai8706]

This is one of the best overall vids. From this you get a feel for where all the smaller ground level ones were filmed from.

[@cdnerin]

Thank you so very much for uploading & sharing all this footage of the March 11, 2011 Tsunami. My heart goes out to everyone affected by it, whether they lost their belongings & homes or if they lost friends or family. I just can't imagine how you all felt, but please know that the rest of the world prayed for Japan that night (I couldn't sleep that night so i was up watching TV when a news story interrupted what I was watching. I was unable to stop watching that night, and I'm still utterly fascinated by the power of a tsunami, so I really appreciate all the videos you have posted. I saw a documentary recently and thy said that because so many people in Japan had cell phones with cameras, scientists have been able to learn more about tsunamis with this one, than all other tsunami evidence combined.

[@user-ml7wh8ku5i]

googl翻訳 2011年3月11日の津波の映像をアップロード＆共有してくれてありがとうございます。私の心は、所有物や家を失ったのか、友人や家族を失ったのか、それが影響を受けるすべての人に出ています。 あなたはみな感じましたが、その夜は日本のために世界の残りの部分を知ってください。（その夜は寝ることができなかったので、私が見ていたニュースが途切れたときにテレビを見ました。その夜は止めることができず、 あなたが投稿したすべての動画に本当に感謝しています。私は最近、ドキュメンタリーを見ました。あなたは日本の多くの人々がカメラ付携帯電話を備えた携帯電話を持っていたので、科学者は、 他のすべての津波証拠を組み合わせたものよりも、このもので津波の詳細。

[@user-ms7sf9gd2l]

毎年3月11日の夜全てのテレビ局がこの上空からの全体の被害ビデオを流すべきだと思います。津波被害の規模の大きさ、破壊力、がみに染みて分かる。

[@user-ne9yd5ps1r]

陸が海に飲み込まれて町がなくなっている。凄く怖い光景感。なくなった人達に心からご冥福お祈り申し上げます。悲しい気持ちになりました。

[@thememorytraveler4978]

Excellent video. I’m sooo sorry of the devastation. I wonder about you all now...12/19?

[@colleenrn2712]

Thank you for English subtitles! Subscribed. My prayers continue for those who lived through this horrific event and for those who perished!! God Bless and Rest In Peace!!

[@Khumbu0609]

Amazing footage! It really helps put it all in perspective. Almost 10 years later, I find comfort looking at Google Earth and seeing what looks like beautiful coastline again. My heart goes out to those affected by this monumental disaster.

[@tetekofa]

Wow, thanks for sharing this.

[@goodkarna]

This is extraordinary. Grieving with Japan on this 10th year of healing. Thank you for the subtitles, the exceptional footage and narration.

[@masaokatsumi9840]

おおお

[@masaokatsumi9840]

おおおおお😊おおおおおお

[@FURAIDO_POTETO]

​@@masaokatsumi9840 は？

[@user-jk5gi8se6r]

悔しいやら悲しいやら 本当に本当に何て言葉を使ったらいいのか苦しいです。 死にたくなかっただろうに。 家族に会えると頑張っていただろうに。

[@teamNexasSIRVIA]

この時津波に飲まれた仙台空港で、海上保安庁仙台航空基地の隊員たちが懸命にヘリコプターを飛ばしていた。 自衛隊ばかりピックアップされるけど、海保も全力を上げて救助をしていた。

[@crazygram9777]

Great video, it all looks flat land, where was there to run.. so sad.

[@TexasRose50]

So sad, and the heartbreak never goes away. These excellent videos are learning tools for those who have not experienced a disaster such as this. I'm so sorry for all the lost souls. :( just know my heart is with you. Stay strong Japan!

[@anitasamarripa3327]

⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘

[@generosaarruda2855]

1q1qge

[@jakub8860]

Die götter, welche weder Himmel noch Erde erschaffen haben, sollen von der Erde und unter dem Himmel verschwinden.

[@TexasRose50]

@ Feed ME Donuts, I live near Galveston Bay in Texas. When hurricane Ike was on his way, I told my husband I wanted to leave, not because of the wind, but because of the storm surge that was predicted. We just went to higher ground. Even though we live behind a levy, I wasn’t going to trust it. At one time they had trouble closing the gates. After we got back, we found out the water only lacked one foot going over the levy. We would have lost everything. People need to be aware of things around them and take heed! I am well aware of what damage Katrina did. So sad. A lot of people came to Texas. I remember one very young man stole a school bus and loaded it with people and drove to Houston. He was a brave soul and I thought was a hero. He saved a bus load of people that had no other way out.

[@user-vm5ll4wy9x]

แต่ก็เสียใจกับผู้ที่สูญเสียไป

[@Aelea]

Really appreciate the English subtitles which help me understand what's happened

[@andytaylor5476]

It's hard to grasp the bredth and true size of this horrible disaster. Seeing these interconnected towns and cities helps. I did not realize the enormity of the devastation. Can't fathom recovering from such a loss of life and infrastructure. Japan, you are amazing! My sympathy for those lost and their families.

[@OMG420]

And to think the government just wants to build bigger walls....🙃

[@fatosnsir9683]

((((((((((((( üzgünüm..sözün bittigi yer?.

[@user-bg5tq8uh5t]

멍청한 색기 민영화 개 봉신들 더 머라 하니 시발 병 신 들 아

[@seven755zi]

9

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Thank you for sharing, What a horrifying thing to witness and go thru, I send Blessings of Love and Pray for those who have lost loved ones.

[@user-ct4kb7ve4e]

人生で壊滅なんて言葉を何回使うか、言うかなのに…😭何処を見ても壊滅しか言葉が出ないなんて、なんて悲しい映像なんだろうか……これが一人一人の人生…😭 一瞬で失くなりました。僅か数秒、数分の出来事。

[@kojirou.]

本当ですね。 壊滅という言葉をこの震災の時に初めて知りました。 信じらない光景ですね、、

[@2jpu524]

Are there any good documentaries about the recovery? How many towns and cities managed to be mostly or completely recovered? I imagine the Japanese people have an exceptional team spirit to overcome all this.

[@aih2774]

It may looks like their infrastructure has recoverd, but actually some people are still in shellters.

[@FloozieOne]

March 2019. I'm just seeing this footage for the first time. I thought I had seen all the tsunami films but this one is extra-special and I am so glad I found it. The close-ups and even views from high ground that are posted everywhere else are terrifying and immensely saddening, but this is practically unfathomable in its scope. Miles upon miles of nothing but mud and water and broken wood with a bit of concrete mixed in in spots. I understand that this was one of the places with the highest death tolls but how anyone at all lived through this is beyond me.

[@Wirmish]

Videos pop up from the void of KZbin, one after another. Strange.

[@karendixon401]

March 2023..first time seeing. Is there any footage of survivors being rescued by helicopters or boats from the mountains, tall buildings, and airport terminal?

[@FloozieOne]

@@karendixon401 Not that I know of. Most of the people here died so no video exists of the wave or landslides happening. No doubt people lost their phones and there were certainly no media here so I doubt it.

[@Vietnam-love]

映る中には、たくさんの方が亡くなってガレキの下や海中にいる。痛ましい

[@Mith29]

How do these poor people come back from this, i can’t imagine the clean up operation, stay strong Japan 🇯🇵

[@lindydalton768]

They truly are some of most resilient, determined people, with what has to be unbreakable spirits!

[@aarongreenfield9038]

@Dan. Which is nothing compared to the incalculable loss of life.

[@user-cd8rx2nq6u]

みんな絶対に来ないだろうと思ってた高さまで来たんだろうね 予測なんかできないわこれは どんなに怖かっただろうか、想像できない

[@user-ct4kb7ve4e]

えっえー😱‼️絶句。やったんやろーな…😭

[@user-ch3sp8xe9d]

石巻に行ったけどそんなにでかい津波来ないって思ってたって言ってましたね

[@jaspermartin7444]

I had seen the footage available at the time, but all the video was up close. That was awful enough but this.... this aerial view is something else, my heart breaks. If there are videos about the reconstruction or clean up, I would like to know. The job of rebuilding, I can't even imagine. How terrible.

[@user-fx8qq2hp7v]

4階建てのビルの上にバスが乗っかってるのが、津波の規模のでかさを物語ってるね

[@user-ct4kb7ve4e]

ホントにな～んにも知らない人が見たら何故にあそこに🚌が載ってる？不思議だよね 何があったんだ？

[@user-dl7cx4yj1f]

今日は2019/03/11です。あれから8年が経ちました。この悲劇を忘れてはなりません。この教訓を胸に、今後に生かして行くのが、生かされた我々の使命です。犠牲者の方々に心よりご冥福をお祈りします。

[@user-uu8ek9nj8s]

ここ最近毎日見てる ゲス

[@user-rx7mi9qk4e]

ゲスパンマン いやアイコンw

[@user-xn8kz7wo3i]

めちゃめちゃいいこと言ってんのにアイコンがw

[@user-qe3kd4wl6x]

アイコン怖いけど言ってる事はマトモ。

[@user-lr9ld3cz7j]

11:30のセリフ心にくる

[@loriaronson]

At 20:00 there is a city bus on top of a 3-4 story building that gives light of the complete devastation of the many towns that were wiped off the map. Just horrific.

[@s.roberts3839]

Ha, i noticed that. Hopefully it was empty b4 it got up there.

[@alexair1]

Thanks for the subtitles!

[@user-oq3po7xc9n]

平成がもうじき終わるだがこの災害を忘れてはいけない..何千人もなくなったこの災害を決して忘れてはいけない絶対、

[@eizokoba9448]

地震からしばらくした後、仙台空港に設置してあった設備が会社に送られてきてオーバーホールをやったが、カバーを開けたら大量の砂、土が出てきたのを見て涙が出てきたのを今でも憶えている···。

[@user-tk3wq7yt7r]

悔しいな～…

[@matthewhuggler1569]

I don't know if any exist, though it would also be good to have similar footage from before March 11, '11. That viewed prior to this would be even more impactful.

[@user-uu8ek9nj8s]

20:35 Aこれ町だったんですかね？ B一つの町です。

[@lindsayschilling8707]

Oh, Dear Lord, even after all of the years since this horrific tragedy, I have huge tears in my eyes while watching this video. The total devastation is of unbelievable proportions. I pray for all of the Families that lost loved ones, and I pray that all of these communities have recovered from this massive tragedy. Much Love to the People of Japan, Lindsay, Sacramento, California❣🇺🇸

[@paulmarcellus6702]

it seems that they had time to get to high ground, if not then run for the hills,I didn't see anybody Run for the color grounds they all were just tucked in their Apartments

[@user-ei7om1ws8v]

切なすぎます忘れません。

[@TheBrainFart2000]

Holy crap.. it's 2018 and this is my first time to see this video.... I knew it was very bad just from all the amateur videos... But this? This puts the scope of its size and devastation into a heart-rending nightmare!!!

[@JOYOUSONEX]

Grimm, I had those exact reactions. I don't remember this terrible disaster getting that much recognition here in the U. S. Terrific devastation, let alone the 19,000 loss of lives. I will never forget what I've seen here.

[@cactuswren9771]

Matthew, almost 2020 now and you took the words right out of my mouth. All I heard was the mess at the Daiichi nuclear plant. None of this magnitude of the nightmare! We had Japanese debris still washing up on the US northwest coast years later. Probably still is!

[@morgangrey4020]

People tend to forget that this is the dead of winter as well as it was snowing during the tsunami in parts of the country

[@sweetestbee]

It's March. It's should be spring.

[@quickfruits6963]

Yes it started snowing that evening. Lot of people died from hypothermia during their first night, wet without anything to change😢 I know a husband who gave his jacket to his wife and didn’t make it.

[@melancholic8566]

@@sweetestbee It snows in spring sometimes, but they are in a different hemisphere.

[@whaghht]

Imagine on top of everything else, it had happened in the middle of the night.

[@whaghht]

Quick Fruits ii

[@user-dm3zf1no6k]

Although I may not be one of you, I still ache for you..a big hug your friend from Yemen🇾🇪

[@user-od5us1pu2d]

水没した街の水面に映る、晴れやかな空模様が、現実の生々しさを際立てますね。

[@C_yama82]

9年経ったけどあっという間のようなまだ9年のような…非現実的だけどこれが現実何だよね。

[@y-mefarm4249]

I wish I never watched this video. Seen many of the tsunami coming in. But this one is the most devastating and heart wrenching.

[@anitasamarripa3327]

WOW ,,,!!!! FRIST TIME I WATCH THIS ,,,!!°°°!!!! I HEARD OF THIS ONLY ON NEWS CASTS ,,, BUT WOW ,,,!!!!

[@JesusOurKing]

the magnitude in this town. very sad.

[@user-ek2qt4fn2u]

10年経ったんですね… お母さん、お父さん、おばあちゃん、おじいちゃん、天国で私の事を見守ってくれてるかな？？ そっちでは元気でやってるのかな。

[@NEWCASTLE.UNITED.]

Exactly

[@Earthneedsado-over177]

The camera is amazing, the video is shocking.

[@MJ-zm7td]

This is unfreaking real! I've seen all kinds of footage but damn!

[@s.roberts3839]

Best aerial vid easy.

[@JeddieT]

Best aerial I’ve seen, and I’ve been watching every video I can find since the last month’s 10th anniversary.

[@hebneh]

I recognize various buildings and vantage points in Onagawa, Minamisanriku, and Kesennuma from the videos I've watched many times over the years since 2011.

[@user-om2hc1tq3h]

あれからもう１０年経つんですね。 南海トラフが発生した時も、名古屋の工業地帯で火災の被害がかなり出そうです。

[@ijustneedmyself]

Absolutely horrifying. I'm still sad so many people lost their lives, but I'm glad so many survived.

[@rosannacellini2158]

I Have watched and studied, with awe, almost every video taken, before, during and after, this terrible, magnitude of destruction hit Japan, in 3/11, and I still feel such sorrow and empathy for the people of Japan. This vid really hits you. They are still rebuilding and done quite well so far! I pray this never happens again, as well as the tragic, Indian ocean catastrophes.😔🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🛐💛

[@flashy5150]

19:49 A bus on the roof of a 2 story building. It just shows how deep the water was. People probably tried to get to safety on top of that building, then we’re swept away.

[@rosamariaalves7179]

Só víamos imagens isolados e já era muito triste, vendo a vista aérea dá para entender a tremenda destruição que essas cidades tiveram, um verdadeiro terror, uma país que tem muitos tremores de terra, vai estar sujeito a esses tsunamis, infelizmente

[@user-fo6ug6cy1f]

途中から周囲も我慢できなくなってリポートの体裁を取れなくなるのがまた…。

[@janvanholten7592]

Destruction on a unbelievable scale. I' ll hope the japanese people will overcome this all. No words.

[@Majka76]

You know the words of comfort people tend to use - "it's gonna be OK", "I understand you" etc...But seeing such an immense disaster, these are nothing but empty phrases. People of Japan, no one can ever understand you. You lost your beloved ones, your homes, your memories, your sense of safety...I don't know if it'll ever be OK, if all the damages - especially the mental ones can be fixed, but I admire you from the bottom of my heart for not giving up.

[@junsato2049]

It's gonna be OK is the right words to say, for saying so will make it so. We've had numerous disasters and each time we come back stronger. Throughout the affected regions, 10 years later now run the fukko-doro, quite literally road to recovery, a four lane highway with best of the counter-quake measures that can withstand magnitude 8 like it's nothing in its bridges and tunnels. The economy is actually better off now.

[@jamesmiller5643]

So very sad 😭😢😢 God bless praying 🙏🙏🙏🙏 xoxoxo Watching from St Petersburg Florida USA ❤️

[@user-ky2pj9wz5v]

うちのおばあちゃん家も島でリアス海岸だから、怖いなぁ。 高潮の時近くが浸かるし。でもすぐに登れそうな高台ないのが、もう、、3m高い神社しかない。

[@daybyday9x]

現在２０１９年ですが。ビデオを見ると涙を出ます。lovejapan

[@user-ll1fw8no6x]

忘れられないよなこの災害は

[@chrisemerson7743]

I gotta say this, whoever built those homes on that island at 7:00 needs to be teaching everybody else how to build. I’m blown away at the fact that not just 1 but many homes are still standing. Now they may have to be torn down but still that’s unbelievable. I mean it’s pretty obvious a tsunami hit the island because there’s still total destruction all around but that’s crazy. I can’t imagine living through something like that. I know they don’t show it but u gotta know that with all that debris being pulled back out there’s gonna be some bodies. Or even people who are still hanging in there doing everything they to survive and there ain’t a whole lot u can do for them! That’s what would kill me over time. Seeing the look on my family and friends faces as they struggled to survive. Probably the scariest part to me is seeing that 40-50ft. wave of cars, lumber, trees and everything else tearing across that open field at 70mph! It didn’t even look real. Swallowing everything in its path.

[@devoid24]

30:50 i hope to God no one was alive on that debris made island! Just imagine all the people who died, were swept out to see, their body never recovered for the family! its terrible, and the sheer amount of destruction, its mind boggling. Really good camera work, and it shows just how much that tsunami destroyed. Thoughts and prayers for those who were affected by this, and for all those who lost their lives to that earth quake and the tsunami.

[@chrisemerson7743]

I watched an interview with this lady and she talked about all the people taken out to sea. She said they don’t eat this fish anymore because the fish eat the people.

[@rodkay69]

Have these coastal towns, farms & economy been rebuilt now in 2017?

[@daveedward3765]

wow, I,m sorry for the Japanese people God bless

[@user-qh5zn4cy6k]

27:52 フェンスのある屋上に着地、追い詰められていた現場だけがわかる映像ですね。

[@aliciavallsfernandez]

La devastación es casi total. Nunca imaginé algo tan horrible. Cuánto lo siento.

[@swbtwymasaru7701]

地獄絵図。 自然の力に、人間の無力感を 痛烈に思い知らされた映像だと思います。 こうして津波の悲劇は、繰り返して行くのかと、 考えてしまいました。

[@yurdaerkaraman9686]

Yu.end.ei.brader.ei.sip.vorom.turkiye.may.beadar

[@kantetsu2834]

この当時ブルーインパルスが福岡県の芦屋基地に居て被害を免れたんだよな

[@MichaelSmith-cl1uo]

This really showed the damage done ,,, most vids don't capture the scale of destruction .... I had no idea it was this big.

[@TripleG69]

When ever I see this my heart breaks a new for the Japanese people. Your strength to stay standing and fighting is amazing and I'm proud of you! Even though I may not be one of you I still ache for you and will forever cheer you on and keep you in my prayers. Big hugs

[@PhilJonesIII]

Is it even possible to find a reason to continue after that? Even before the first shovelful of mud from where your home was?

[@edmundkockenlocker4672]

So many people died that day and I still keep thinking what could have been done to save them 😥

[@sharkinthepark]

Absolutely mind blowing. It's unthinkable what those poor people went through. I can't begin to imagine how they began to recover from all that devastation.

[@haikara1129]

これは初めて見る映像だ。色々な検証がなされたのだろうな。酷い…

[@claudiabenham2977]

Once the water retreated, the silence must have been strange.

[@javiercalderonpinedo5540]

Qué pena. Pero ha demostrado el increíble valor del pueblo japonés.

[@vincecarter2192]

5:55 海保の船が座礁してるのなんて初めてみた……

[@user-rl7ef3wz7t]

Rrr

[@wasiks2011]

Так там фарватер илом занесло, а он спасать шел и сел на мель だからフェアウェイシルトが滑っている、と彼は保存するために行って、座礁しました

[@pearlsdream5906]

Sad sight to see!

[@devoid24]

at 1:54 it looks like part of the airport collapsed, did it? because i saw video from inside there, and that would be shocking if that was captured on film (they had the earthquake, and the water rushing onto the tarmac, nothing after that). EDIT: Guess it didn't collapse, thank God! 2:25 shows it was just the end of the terminal building.

[@user-ib9hg6ch3d]

19:50 the height is just crazy. I can see damage even on some hills I would have thought were safe

[@maegamiiiiiiiiiiiiiii]

たしかにね

[@easystreet1888]

So incredible.

[@gurimazuyosida]

録音されると構えてないパイロットの素直なコメントも人間味を感じていい

[@oneoftheninetynine3953]

There is a state park where I live in Oregon with shoals of wood washed up by the tsunami in 2011. They're off the pathways so no one sees them unless they're hiking, and also surrounded by dunes and short pines and the grass is coming up through them now, however they cover large areas alongside an estuary. When I look at it I think of the lives lost and disrupted and I feel so sorry for the people and the animals who died in the tsunami. The same thing would happen here, although they make noises about 'the big one' here no one is really prepared and certainly nothing like Japan was.

[@clayton8009]

311 Va a quedar en las memorias de todos, así como el 27/03/10 en Chile. El video es fascinante y me da una perspectiva nueva de el Terremoto y Tsunami del 311. Espero que si algo así llegase a suceder de nuevo, en el país que sea, todo el mundo tenga el tiempo suficiente para evacuar y ponerse a salvo.

[@user-ne1ms1nt1b]

3.11で千葉にも8メートル近い津波が来て13人がなくなっていたことつい2日前に知った。東北も大変だっただろうけど支援物資がそっちばっか行って千葉も大変だっただろうなと思った

[@user-qb9en2cu8g]

マスコミは伏せているけど 支援物資なんて有り余ってほとんど食べきれずに破棄だよ。 中には要らなくなった物や期限切れの物を送り付ける奴もたくさん居た。

[@pontaEX1]

物資の配布に大きなムラがあったのよ 大きな避難場所には腐るほどの物資が届いて、小さな避難場所や集落には全く届かなくて２週間たってもおにぎり一つ届かない場所もあったような記憶ある 情報をまとめる役所や人材が壊滅してるからどこにおどれだけの避難民がいるか把握できてなかった これから東南海トラフ地震や大災害が起きたとしたら同じような状態になるでしょうね 311の教訓でシステムを作り直してればいいのだけど

[@douglaswallace7680]

Scale to the height of the waves . 19:50 A full sized bus floated to the roof .

[@kollusion1]

Where do you start. . . sorting this mess out?

[@eledra]

「壊滅状態」これの絶望感ヤバい。

[@Atmosferra]

Скоро будет 10 лет с момента этой катастрофы. Но до сих пор кровь стынет в жилах при просмотре этих кадров. Как же беспомощен человек против стихии, природных катаклизмов! Жить в таких опасных регионах, в таких картонных домиках...это надо суметь выжить.