2011 tsunami testimonies in Japan published in English

2011 tsunami testimonies in Japan published in English

SENDAI, Japan - "Surviving the 2011 Tsunami," the English translation of testimonies of 2011 tsunami survivors in northeastern Japan, is shown in this undated photo. (Kyodo)

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