Remembering 2011 tsunami in Japan

Remembering 2011 tsunami in Japan

A man in his 30s visits the sea off the northeastern Japan city of Sendai on March 10, 2020. His acquaintance went missing in tsunami nine years ago. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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