Disseminating information to back up various support activities. Taking records for future generations.
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An interview with Hiromi Sasaki and her son Daiki who live in Sendai:
Six months have passed since the earthquake, and we are again acutely aware of the importance of normal daily life. I think that lately we have begun to feel tired because myself and my son have been unconsciously hanging in there.
Interviewer: Osamu Jareo (choreographer, dancer)
Life as evacuees at Kabanomachi Elementary School and Wakabayashi Gym Ryoichi Suzuki and his wife Ya...
Former fisherman Matsujiro Nakazawa and his wife Misako lost their house in Arahama, Sendai in the G...
Yasumasa Suetake, who has kept recording his life, started filming and editing immediately after the...
Ryoichi Suzuki and his wife Yayoi lost their house in Arahama, Sendai in the Great East Japan Earthq...
The center for remembering 3.11 (commonly known as recorder311) has been established to encourage us all to think together about the impact of the Great East Japan Earthquake. In this multimedia studio, citizens, experts and staff collaborate to disseminate information and record the restoration and recovery process. We are also broadcasting a Ustream program 'recorder311 TV', in which experiences of 3.11 are re-told and discussions held on support activities.
