Washed-up Japanese tsunami dock

Washed-up Japanese tsunami dock

LOS ANGELES, United States - Mark Farley (R), the visitor center manager of the Hatfield Marine Science Center of Oregon State University in New Port, Oregon, briefs visitors about a tsunami simulator in February 2013.

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