Tsunami and Ryori

Ryori district of Ofunato City, Iwate Prefecture has suffered damage not only from the tsunami caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake (2011) but also from the Meiji Sanriku Tsunami (1896), the Showa Sanriku Tsunami (1933), and the Chile Earthquake Tsunami (1960). We will introduce the landscape of this district, which was stratified by repeated disaster and regeneration, with images, photographs and historical materials.
Director, Cameraman, Editor: Yuichiro Yoshida
Drone shooting: Masayuki Yoneno
Photographer: Takeshi Yamagishi
Planner, Producer: Kentaro Okamura, Masakazu Ishigure, Takeshi Yamagishi
Special thanks: Tsuma Suzuki, Kikubee Chida, Senzo Chiba, Masafumi Narai, Hiroyoshi Murakami
Thanks: Everyone in Ryori district, Shin Aiba, Akihito Aoi, Hirotaka Ikeda, Shuhei Kimura, Yuki Tsujimoto
Shooting Location: Ryori district of Ofunato City, Iwate Prefecture
This video was produced with the support of the Toyota Foundation.

[@user-fp8nt6ok8u]

為明治三陸、昭和三陸、東日本大震災津波tsunami 犠牲死者追善追悼供養　心よりのご冥福お祈り致します。　合掌

[@ruichou]

いやほんと、すごいよ

[@rosazena2461]

Gran belleza. Espíritus nobles.

[@ki-ml2je]

綾里地区には、気象庁の大気観測所がありますが、大気観測よりも地震津波観測の方が良いのでは、地下には、太平洋プレートが、潜り込んでいる絶好の場所それと高台にある為避難場所としての活用も。

[@jillheidke9197]

What an utterly beautiful landscape and garden.

[@pinkyfrogshop]

Great people, great spirit & great country.

[@cryingforbread]

Ofunato has been pounded by so many major tsunamis. Yet they manage to get up and start again.

[@ranter7100]

If there is one country I wish to vist before I depart it is Japan. Not Tokyo but the country and the people who live outside the city's. I would like to follow the coast to the areas affected by the Tsunami It has had huge affect on me. I fear some of what I see may not sit well. These huge sea walls sort of cutting people off from the sea, Not sure I like these. Even though in some areas they were probably unavoidable.

[@kalpanadavi1987]

Sara dash basio na nahya ha

[@user-kz4ye6lm9v]

🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌦🌞🌞