Disseminating information to back up various support activities. Taking records for future generations.
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Audio recordings of interviews on reconstruction and community building, conducted in the field with residents affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake. The interviews and surveys of the current state of affected communities are used by students studying community building to explore future paths of rehabilitation.
Real Voices of Reconstruction "Without reconstruction of the fishery processing industry, Kesennuma ...
Real Voices of Reconstruction "The younger generation nowadays doesn't even care about maintaining a...
Real Voices of Reconstruction "You can't tell what kind of disaster might happen in the future. It m...
Real Voices of Reconstruction "I wonder how the area around here is going to change. I guess it will...
Real Voices of Reconstruction "Now that a common circumstantial origin between people has been estab...
Real Voices of Reconstruction "It isn't acceptable that we are relocated towards downtown from the r...
Real Voices of Reconstruction "The area around the sea, windbreak forests, everything has disappeare...
Real Voices of Reconstruction "I thought there's something wrong in that in public, people say that ...
Real Voices of Reconstruction "I do feel an urge to take action, but there's really nothing I can do...
Real Voices of Reconstruction "What I'm hoping is that the town and everything will be get back to n...
Real Voices of Reconstruction "I really hope the huge reconstruction budget won't be wasted." Five m...
Real Voices of Reconstruction "Well, in order to make a living, I need money. There's no way that my...
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.
