@@BruneSixtine - Truly. I've been extremely impressed by the rebuilding process all up and down the coast as seen in Google Maps street view, they've built new seawalls much higher and more robust than what they had before. Future generations of Japanese people won't have to suffer this same tragedy thanks to what this generation is doing today. 本当に。グーグルマップのストリートビューに見られるように、海岸の上下すべての再建プロセスに非常に感銘を受けました。彼らは以前よりもはるかに高く、より頑丈な新しい護岸を建設しました。将来の世代の日本人は、この世代が今日行っていることのおかげで、これと同じ悲劇に苦しむ必要はありません。
Tsunamis look so deceptively small and benign, until about 5 seconds after they hit the beach and you see the water isn't going to slow down anytime soon
the wave at the front is like a ripple on an ocean wave - the tsunami wave is miles in length and takes many minutes to even reach a peak (20-35 min wavelength)
The cries of disbelief by the witnesses is heart-wrenching. Truly difficult to watch after all these years. I have infinite respect for the Japanese and their spirit.
I think this video, more than any other I have watched of this devastating tsunami, depicts the phenomenal height the water reaches. Most videos, whether CCTV or physical, don’t tend to be (filmed) at an angle that visually shows the true water depth, but this footage is so heartbreakingly accurate it highlights just why, and how, so many lives were lost. Thoughts and best wishes to everyone who lived through this and for your losses, be it human or property 🙏🏻
Oh dear God, this is still so sad and heartbreaking watching so many times even after 10 years today. That’s my home country and I live in Canada but always think of all those who were deeply & painfully affected. These young guys shouting must have been in total disbelief and utter shock watching their town getting destroyed by enormous & powerful Tsunami waves. I hope their families were ok. 🙏🏽✨😰😢💔
I don't think there is a video that is as telling. The sheer impact is hard to notice in most other videos. This one? Outright scary. The brunt force. Trees falling. The height and power. The speed of that water in the channel? This is THE video I suggest everyone watches. UNREAL.
Truly horrifying. The wave must have been 20-30ft tall. Those trees submerged by a wall of water! Nice job capturing what must have been the most fearful moment of your life.
One thing I just noticed and I had never paid it any mind until watching this video is the speed and power surge is so strong with this Tsunami you can hear it roaring as it’s coming inland.
Google Maps - 37°15'58.6"N 141°00'45.4"E Shot from somewhere close to the pin. この悲劇を私たち全員が思い出せるように、このビデオを投稿していただきありがとうございます。お姉さんのことを聞いてごめんなさい。 Googleを通じて翻訳されました
This was a great video of the wave. Could someone translate it for me? I hear the anguish in the person, and it it alarming. I would like to know what this person is saying. Thank you.
he lost his house and his older sister in the tunami. and the house is in 20km around the fukushima nuclear power plant, so he is living in shelter now. by his comment
hi there, I'm producing an educational video about earthquakes for my company and was wondering if I have permission to use this footage in my video. I will definitely credit you on the video. こんにちは。私は会社の地震に関する教育ビデオを制作していますが、ビデオでこの映像を使用する許可があるかどうか疑問に思っていました。 私は間違いなくビデオであなたにクレジ
The sound of horror and helplessness became louder as that devastating wall of ocean kept going further inland. I still shudder in fear even from so far away in Australia.
Before 311, this recording much resembles the way beyond-shore tsunamis were drawn in manga...that sudden, spread out, frothily turbulent onslaught approach of theirs
That must be tough, watching little communities getting totally demolished by these waves, knowing that people will die and there’s nothing you can do about it. The helplessness must be unbearable. It’s almost like someone falling through the ice and you know if you try to save them, you will die too.
Einfach schrecklich der Gedanke daran was mit der Familie und dem Eigentum passiert, das alles mitansehen zu müssen ist bestimmt sehr tragisch 🥺🥺🥺hoffentlich haben Sie es einigermaßen gut überstanden 🙏🙏🙏einfach schrecklich sowas🥺🥺🥺und man kann nicht mal darauf vorbereitet sein so schnell kommen die Wellen 🥺🥺🥺die armen Leute 🥺🥺🥺
@Indrid_Cold The other response is in error? Or we’re talking different parts of coast. The government warned of max 30 ft wave. Most sea walls were built that high, not all. They ranged from 3 ft at Chiba(? I think that’s it’s name) to 75ft hitting large city and monster wave at 134 ft. Some sea walls were obliterated. I don’t think that last small town was rebuilt. Businesses, fishing yes. Emergency response say that 6 inches of flood water will knock you off your feet. One foot will lift your car off pavement. The ones that change from a trickle to raging 30+- ft “river” that’s still rising and unbelievably violent waves in less than 15 seconds.
Wow. What a view. The property in the middle there only had the sound of incoming water to earn them. And not much time IF they even heard it at all. When the water reached them,, there is nothing to do. Nothing can be done but MAYBE get lucky,,, somehow !?!?
At the beginning the boys thought it was going to be very cool but then as it hit the shore line the horror of it all resonated in their sorrowful cries.
Japan must regret building so much, including a nuclear power plant, on a Tsunami prone coastline to begin with. That part of the pacific is prone to quakes and Tsunamis, they happen there a lot.
@@carrisasteveinnes1596 It will, and we need to be ready next time. Better earthquake and tsunami warning systems have already been installed in many Pacific costal areas, and better sea defenses built. What we need is some kind of automatic sea wall tsunami defence system that is triggered to react in the event of a quake, higher than the last tsunami waves were, in really risky areas, that can hide below the sea until it is needed, and be raised in time for the waves to protect cities and nuclear facilities etc. I am sure such a feat of engineering will be possible in the years to come. Technology will go on to save many lives, but we will always be vulnerable in the face of nature. That will never change, and it shouldn't, we should be humbled by nature, and do our best to live alongside the forces of the planet we are so often subjected to. The reason we build nuclear plants near the sea is because seawater is vital for cooling the reactors. Tokyo relied on Fukushima for it's massive energy needs, so building the plant elsewhere would not have been possible really. So we have to find a way to stop another Fukushima too.
Also, if you're anywhere in the world and there is a tsunami warning, if you think you are safe on your chosen higher ground, move higher. You have no idea how tall the waves will be, so get up as high as you possibly can. As high as you can possibly, physically get above the water level, a mountain or large hill is a good bet if you can get to one. Try to get to safe land, but any very tall, very well built brick structure will do if you have to.
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福島県民です。 当時14歳（中学1年生）現在23歳。
当時卒業式終わり、家に一人でした。母は仕事。兄弟は遊びに行って僕一人でした。その後おっきな地震が来て靴を履く暇もなく裸足で泣きながら走り回ってました。
お気遣い、どうも有難う御座います。
姉が目の前で津波にのまれてるとも知らず撮ってた訳で、それも含めて確かに辛い出来事でした。
私の方は、家(財産)を失い、姉を失い、原発20km圏内で地元にも戻れず、避難生活中で生活基盤も安定していませんが、個人的には、今回の震災での体験は気付きとか必ず意味があると考えています。
悲観せず全て受け入れて、前向きに次に向かって進んで行こうと思っています。
The dignity shown by Japanese people during this terrible event was an exemple to the world.
@@BruneSixtine - Truly. I've been extremely impressed by the rebuilding process all up and down the coast as seen in Google Maps street view, they've built new seawalls much higher and more robust than what they had before. Future generations of Japanese people won't have to suffer this same tragedy thanks to what this generation is doing today.
本当に。グーグルマップのストリートビューに見られるように、海岸の上下すべての再建プロセスに非常に感銘を受けました。彼らは以前よりもはるかに高く、より頑丈な新しい護岸を建設しました。将来の世代の日本人は、この世代が今日行っていることのおかげで、これと同じ悲劇に苦しむ必要はありません。
So sorry for your loss. :(
Bless you and your Sister
Hope You're Doing Good bro ❤️🙏💯
10年目ですが、亡くなられたお姉様に心よりお悔やみ申し上げます。
私は現在、福島に住んでおります。この時は別の場所にいました。ほぼこれと同じ津波があの原発を襲い、沢山の人の人生を変えました。私は実害はありませんでしたが、この出来事がなければ今、私はここ福島にはいません。少し感慨深くなりコメント致しました。
僕は人を助けることがすきです
We will never forget.
本当に凄まじい津波だったんですね。亡くなられたお姉さまに心よりお悔やみ申し上げます。７年がたち、しおかぜそうも再開され来年には道の駅楢原も再開されるとのこと。亡くなられた皆様の分も生き残った我々がしっかりと生きていきましょう！
Well said
One of the most terrifying tsunami videos ever
well, what do you think of that?
ruclips.net/video/uchzMBLFb6M/видео.html
13年たって自分家が流される瞬間が見れる。。。とても複雑な気持ちだが
、映像を撮ってくれた方に感謝したい。
Tsunamis look so deceptively small and benign, until about 5 seconds after they hit the beach and you see the water isn't going to slow down anytime soon
And it just keeps coming and coming. And then the second wave comes on top of that and makes the first one look stupid.
the wave at the front is like a ripple on an ocean wave - the tsunami wave is miles in length and takes many minutes to even reach a peak (20-35 min wavelength)
@@xaiano794 umm. I thought the tsunami hit parts of the coast in 10-12 minutes. Kesennuma for instance.
@@kellwood1404 yeah exactly, the wavelength is full in and out again, half that time would just be the 'in' part - 10-15 minutes
Exactly my thought. It looked Pretty small until it reached the shore omg
The cries of disbelief by the witnesses is heart-wrenching. Truly difficult to watch after all these years. I have infinite respect for the Japanese and their spirit.
現実とは思えないような現実を見せつけられた瞬間でしたね
本当に色々なものを奪いすぎた。
11年経ちましたが、当時を偲び手を合わせます。
Imagine your relatives being stuck in those houses washed away absolutely horrific
I think this video, more than any other I have watched of this devastating tsunami, depicts the phenomenal height the water reaches. Most videos, whether CCTV or physical, don’t tend to be (filmed) at an angle that visually shows the true water depth, but this footage is so heartbreakingly accurate it highlights just why, and how, so many lives were lost. Thoughts and best wishes to everyone who lived through this and for your losses, be it human or property 🙏🏻
You should have a look at this.
ruclips.net/video/Nj_Mr3p8_Dg/видео.html
The most powerful force on earth! I feel so bad for the people who can't get away.
この動画、きついですよ。
だってこの映像の中に家があった者ですから。見るたび苦しくなる。
お悔やみを申し上げます。
昨日、常磐線で仙台まで向かいました。
途中、山の入口付近に立て看板を車窓より発見。一瞬でしたが、これより先、帰還困難区域…と記されていたと思います。
私は関東住まいですが、その看板で現実を更に知り、涙が出ました。
まだまだ工事をする海岸や堤防、更地に新しく建てられた家屋や電柱をみて息が出来なくなりました。同時に皆様は本当に何年も辛抱され、復興の為に頑張ってこられてるのだと思い更に涙を抑える事が出来ませんでした。
私も福島県に友人がおります。被災された皆様の失われた日常が少しでも取り戻せるように祈っております。
撮影してる人等の驚き方から想像を遥かに越える津波がやってきたって事なんですね。そらこんな津波は近代日本では例が無かったですから。
初めて見る動画でした。
こんなのが原発を襲ったのか・・家族を失い家を失い仕事を失い故郷を失いおまけに被ばくして健康までも失い・・自分なら精神が崩壊する
Oh dear God, this is still so sad and heartbreaking watching so many times even after 10 years today. That’s my home country and I live in Canada but always think of all those who were deeply & painfully affected. These young guys shouting must have been in total disbelief and utter shock watching their town getting destroyed by enormous & powerful Tsunami waves. I hope their families were ok. 🙏🏽✨😰😢💔
10 years today.
Beautiful people.
Much love and respect from Atlanta Ga USA.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
People shot back for real way... Dont follow the untrue.....
Wouldn’t call it sad. Spectacular and in my case, arousing.
@@andyfoxy3140 What a weird ass creep you are.
@yamaella 様へ 私は6/7が一時帰宅でした。自宅は無いので職場に置いていた私物を取りに戻りました。
屋内にいても2時間で1μSv曝びました。換算0.5μSv/hです。現状、楢葉町は完全に放射線管理区域内です。
それと、一応私はもう全て受け入れて、一区切りも二区切りもついていますので、大丈夫です。
お心遣い、ありがとうございます。
I don't think there is a video that is as telling. The sheer impact is hard to notice in most other videos. This one? Outright scary. The brunt force. Trees falling. The height and power. The speed of that water in the channel? This is THE video I suggest everyone watches. UNREAL.
Considering it was filmed from such a high hill, very scary indeed
lol.... there is plenty of much more "telling" tsunami videos.
Agreed, but you mean "brute force", not "brunt force" lol.
Thanks a lot for sharing.
Hi dude are you still alive? İts been nine years Wake up
Yeah bro wake up!!
@@megagae9112 😟
wake up bro
@@megagae9112 dude r u awake! That guy commented 9 yrs back bruh 🙄
Truly horrifying. The wave must have been 20-30ft tall. Those trees submerged by a wall of water! Nice job capturing what must have been the most fearful moment of your life.
@JeffreyJefferson Doesn't diminish the impact or the reality of the moment. He may have had friends or family at a lower elevation.
@@SilentKnight43 He did lose immediate family members.
@@kellwood1404 no
@@SilentKnight43 he actually said he lost his sister infront of him see the translation
本当に恐ろしい…
One thing I just noticed and I had never paid it any mind until watching this video is the speed and power surge is so strong with this Tsunami you can hear it roaring as it’s coming inland.
この凄い引き波を皆が見ていたら犠牲者は減っただろうなァ。
津波＝引き波は間違いだけどね
He’s calling for someone who stayed behind! It breaks my heart !
Or a pet
yeah that was hard to hear :(
I read another comment that said it was his brother who was swept away in his house...😢
😢
Something along the lines of
“It’s coming!”
“It’s bad!”
“No way, you’re kidding me!”
Then what appears to be someone’s name.☹️
Google Maps - 37°15'58.6"N 141°00'45.4"E
Shot from somewhere close to the pin.
この悲劇を私たち全員が思い出せるように、このビデオを投稿していただきありがとうございます。お姉さんのことを聞いてごめんなさい。 Googleを通じて翻訳されました
投稿主さんたちの声が現実味を増してます
É o que???
This was a great video of the wave. Could someone translate it for me? I hear the anguish in the person, and it it alarming. I would like to know what this person is saying. Thank you.
Not funny at all...
@@bassfx1 it is kinda funny.
he lost his house and his older sister in the tunami. and the house is in 20km around the fukushima nuclear power plant, so he is living in shelter now.
by his comment
"Stop it!" "You're kidding." "My home!" "Brother!" "Brother!"
@@shinjitsubohara7969 oh my god 😢 so sad - you can hear the shock and pain in his voice.
What a great perspective of the wave of the main wave arriving. Incredible.
you should see the one shot from a bridge(I think it was sendai) Looks very tall hill until you realize it's water.
Sorry, was "Noda" ruclips.net/video/Nj_Mr3p8_Dg/видео.html
hi there, I'm producing an educational video about earthquakes for my company and was wondering if I have permission to use this footage in my video. I will definitely credit you on the video.
こんにちは。私は会社の地震に関する教育ビデオを制作していますが、ビデオでこの映像を使用する許可があるかどうか疑問に思っていました。 私は間違いなくビデオであなたにクレジ
Was that the famous Fukushima in the distance ..!?
this is heart wrenching, the cries watching the houses being ripped away
I think one was calling out for their pet :(
Youu know there were people in some of those houses....
It was his sister.☹️
You can hear the surprise of what this wave is doing in there voice's. God bless Japan.
Wy watch this video very years ago...its still amazing.
the wave looks so innocuous out at sea, but it's clearly different from normal breakers as it approaches. heartbreaking fury when it makes landfall
The sound of horror and helplessness became louder as that devastating wall of ocean kept going further inland. I still shudder in fear even from so far away in Australia.
これと全く同じ写真がこの天神岬の展望台にパネルとして掲示されていますが、
このビデオから取ったシーンなんでしょうか？
Before 311, this recording much resembles the way beyond-shore tsunamis were drawn in manga...that sudden, spread out, frothily turbulent onslaught approach of theirs
first different video of the tsunami that I have seen in a long time!!!
Spectacular and terrifying. This must have been close to the epicentre judging by the way the tsunami roared in.
This is Fukushima. Note the power plant in the back.
I LOVE YOU JAPAN💙
I can feel the pain and horror in their voices
手前の川をものすごい勢いで駆け抜けていく射流が恐ろしい
あんなものに飲まれたらひとたまりもない
Scary film. Thx for putting it on.
That must be tough, watching little communities getting totally demolished by these waves, knowing that people will die and there’s nothing you can do about it. The helplessness must be unbearable. It’s almost like someone falling through the ice and you know if you try to save them, you will die too.
Nah. It’s kind of cool watching the little community get smashed to smithereens. Gives me a twitching and arousing feeling in my underwear.
Einfach schrecklich der Gedanke daran was mit der Familie und dem Eigentum passiert, das alles mitansehen zu müssen ist bestimmt sehr tragisch 🥺🥺🥺hoffentlich haben Sie es einigermaßen gut überstanden 🙏🙏🙏einfach schrecklich sowas🥺🥺🥺und man kann nicht mal darauf vorbereitet sein so schnell kommen die Wellen 🥺🥺🥺die armen Leute 🥺🥺🥺
Oh my..
That's horrific 😶
Excellent footage. You stayed focused on the wave. Good job.
怖い、、、、泣いてくる
Those poor houses, wow🙁
私は福島生まれですが、怖かったです凹
Incroyable mais j'ai déjà vue une vague de trente métres dans la vraie vie par apport à celle-ci
The buildings in the foreground are the Fukushima nuclear plant?
No
親父の実家が流されました。中央やや上にある一番手前の家です。親族は避難して無事でしたが。お墓が画面には映ってないですが右側にあるお寺にあります。墓参りに行った時には寄ってます。キノコ栽培のハウスが今は建ってますね。
I'd estimate the height of the wave at 15-20 feet. Anyone know the actual height?
The maximum tsunami that came to this coast is about 10m (32ft).
@Indrid_Cold The other response is in error? Or we’re talking different parts of coast. The government warned of max 30 ft wave. Most sea walls were built that high, not all. They ranged from 3 ft at Chiba(? I think that’s it’s name) to 75ft hitting large city and monster wave at 134 ft. Some sea walls were obliterated. I don’t think that last small town was rebuilt. Businesses, fishing yes. Emergency response say that 6 inches of flood water will knock you off your feet. One foot will lift your car off pavement. The ones that change from a trickle to raging 30+- ft “river” that’s still rising and unbelievably violent waves in less than 15 seconds.
酷い、凄い早さで襲ってくる。
Terrible .. so sad 😞
Wa this near Fukushima? Looks like it in the background.
Wow.
What a view. The property in the middle there only had the sound of incoming water to earn them. And not much time IF they even heard it at all.
When the water reached them,, there is nothing to do. Nothing can be done but MAYBE get lucky,,, somehow !?!?
Is that the nuclear power plant Fukushima in the background?
no
At 0:42 it doesn't look like a big deal but then a few second later holy crap.
その波は小さく見えますが、実際には大きいです
怖すぎて見てるだけで心拍数上がる。
この映像は初めてみました
これ程までに大きい津波がくるとは日本人誰一人予想できなかったと思います。今でも覚えているのですが、運が悪いことに震災の少し前にフェイント的な津波注意報か警報があったような気がします。結果大した事がなかったのですが、人々に大変な油断を生じさせました。そのミスリードの責任と対策を検証すべきだと思います。
Those are some strong trees
Ha pasado otro año de este terrorífico hecho, mis corazón estará siempre con el pueblo japonés, saludos desde Chile.
How terrify,tsunamis are!😱
Fukushima? such a tragedy.😢
動画けさないでくれてありがとうございます。ほんとにやばい。
tq for sharing this tsunami video
"This city of blossom and blood, this city suffers more than it should....these sidewalk silhouettes are washed away now, washed away...."
There's a hope in the heart says "never again".
Devastating, God help everyone still affected.
Still scary shit - after so many years....
😪😪 pray for Japan
You could just tell long before it hit....... this one's gonna hurt.......and there was no way to prepare for one this big except get out of the way.
Crazy the normal wave before can turn into that
Wholly cow! My gosh this is terrifying!
Que brabeira meu Deus!
福島県の出身で
Is that Fukushima in the background?
No
Lito is gone my bro. See how big those waves were compared to the houses.
Impressionante
Is no one going to talk about the Fukushima nucelar powerplant
やっぱり、今から7年前の2011年、ガラケーとスマホ、デジカメ、やっぱりそれぞれで画像の質が全然違うな。より良いものの方がより鮮明に当時の状況がわかる。ガラケーでなんとなく撮った動画は、ぶれっぶれだしぼやけて所々よく分からないところがあるからな。。。そういう意味では、7年前とはいえ、こうやって出来る限り高画質で手振れ補正で当時を振り返ることが出来る映像を残した当時の人達は素晴らしいし後世に伝えるサンプルとして非常に良いものを撮影してくれたということで、一般人だが賞賛されてもいいと思う。
And the trees are still standing!
full of heroes everywhere........the Japanese are hardcore, they don’t go down without a fight...
なんか1番衝撃的かもしれん。この映像
Good picture
This is so sad😭
At the beginning the boys thought it was going to be very cool but then as it hit the shore line the horror of it all resonated in their sorrowful cries.
この津波で原発がダメになったと思うと辛いな
He is crying for his brother in the houses below.
😢
Is this japan?
震災の前によくちょうどここ木戸川の河口で車の整備してたよ ラジコンやる人達や地元の人達に妨害されたが気にしないで車いじっていた(^o^) リアス式海岸でないのにこの高さの津波が来るとは驚きだね
Sabés lo que se párese esto cuando Valdeas el patio de tu casa eso párese
Japan must regret building so much, including a nuclear power plant, on a Tsunami prone coastline to begin with. That part of the pacific is prone to quakes and Tsunamis, they happen there a lot.
And WILL happen again. They are preparing for that day.
@@carrisasteveinnes1596 It will, and we need to be ready next time. Better earthquake and tsunami warning systems have already been installed in many Pacific costal areas, and better sea defenses built. What we need is some kind of automatic sea wall tsunami defence system that is triggered to react in the event of a quake, higher than the last tsunami waves were, in really risky areas, that can hide below the sea until it is needed, and be raised in time for the waves to protect cities and nuclear facilities etc. I am sure such a feat of engineering will be possible in the years to come. Technology will go on to save many lives, but we will always be vulnerable in the face of nature. That will never change, and it shouldn't, we should be humbled by nature, and do our best to live alongside the forces of the planet we are so often subjected to.
The reason we build nuclear plants near the sea is because seawater is vital for cooling the reactors. Tokyo relied on Fukushima for it's massive energy needs, so building the plant elsewhere would not have been possible really. So we have to find a way to stop another Fukushima too.
Also, if you're anywhere in the world and there is a tsunami warning, if you think you are safe on your chosen higher ground, move higher. You have no idea how tall the waves will be, so get up as high as you possibly can. As high as you can possibly, physically get above the water level, a mountain or large hill is a good bet if you can get to one. Try to get to safe land, but any very tall, very well built brick structure will do if you have to.