Disseminating information to back up various support activities. Taking records for future generations.
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“Schools and the Earthquake Disaster” is a series of interviews with teachers at seven elementary schools located in coastal Sendai. They talk about the evacuation process of school children and local people, shelter management, and how the evacuees got on until classes were restarted borrowing classrooms at other schools.
In the Arahama area, tsunami-conscious local people evacuated to Arahama Elementary School following...
The situation of evacuees varies from person to person. The most important thing is to listen to the...
All elementary and junior high schools in Sendai City closed after the earthquake, not reopening unt...
More than 1,000 pupils evacuated safely. Based on the lessons of the 2010 Chile Earthquake, about 2,...
[School and the Earthquake Disaster] After the tsunami ebbed away, I took on the management of the e...
[School and the Earthquake Disaster] I was at the driver’s license center renewing my license when t...
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The 137-year old Okada Elementary School is a very important symbol of the local community. I believ...
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The earthquake occurred shortly after 14:40, when the last class of the day ended. Children were abo...
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.
