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  • Tsunami scars linger a decade later in Japan

    Tsunami scars linger a decade later in Japan

    These arresting images were captured by The Associated Press in 2011 after a massive wall of water leveled part of Japan’s northeastern coast, washing away cars, homes, office buildings and thousands of people. Ten years later, AP journalists have returned to document the communities that were ripped apart by what’s simply referred to here as the Great East Japan Earthquake. The urge to rebuild in a land that has been wracked by millennia of disaster — volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, earthquakes, war and famine — is powerful, and there are areas where there’s little or no trace of the devastation of 2011.

  • Japan Tsunami Anniversary | Damage preserved as memorial of disaster

    Japan Tsunami Anniversary | Damage preserved as memorial of disaster

    New roads. New town halls. New shopping centers. The scars are disappearing from Japan’s northeast coast as people rebuild from the tsunami that wrecked the region 10 years ago.

  • Fukushima disaster 10th anniversary | Japan seeks 'recovery of people's hearts'

    Fukushima disaster 10th anniversary | Japan seeks 'recovery of people's hearts'

    More than 30 trillion yen ($280 billion) has been spent on reconstruction so far — but even Reconstruction Minister Katsuei Hirasawa acknowledged recently that while the government has charged ahead with new buildings, it has invested less in helping people to rebuild their lives, for instance, by offering mental health services for trauma.

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