SCARIEST 2011 JAPAN TSUNAMI FOOTAGE COMPILATION (PART 5/5]
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2023
- Quinta parte de una recopilación de videos del tsunami ocurrido despúes del terremoto del norte de japón en marzo del año 2011.
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2011年3月の北日本地震後に発生した津波のビデオの編集の最初の部分。
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@@metatron3037 You can donate the amount you can or want my friend. Although if you are going to donate the amount you mentioned, I would be infinitely grateful. Greetings from Chile
私は、この地震と津波で、親友5人と家族を亡くした。
自然の力を前に、人はただ立ち尽くす。
私は、この災害を絶対に忘れない。
そして、家族と親友と、犠牲になった全ての人々の冥福と共に、復興を心から祈ります。
私は日本人で、あの日は恐怖と不安と絶望で泣きました。
そして今、色々な国から書き込まれる、2011年3月の日本人の心に寄り添う優しいコメントを見て泣いています。
I am sorry for the devastating loss that took place on that day. I send you my heart through space and time.
ありがとう。友よ
Blessings to you my friend. One thing that is for certain is that we all are human beings and must always care and be considerate of each other.
Sending you nothing but LOVE, RESPECT from Tennessee 🙏🏻💜
To me, this was one of the saddest, tragic and most cruel episodes of nature against mankind of our times. I admire the bravery of the Japanese people for being capable of withstanding and recovering from this terrible event. My most sincere condolences for people that up to this day grieves their loved ones.
Nature is nature. There is no “cruel.”
You haven't seen enough. There were earthquakes that destroyed more.
The 2004 tsunami had almost 10 times the number of deaths. There just wasn't smartphones at that time so we didn't get as much footage. Both are awful though.
Nature isn’t cruel. Nature has no emotion.
You are truly one of the great people.😮 you deserve all the good things
Years after this disaster, I watch these videos and weep for the lives lost and for the families that grieve.
There's beautiful stories in the tragedy of 28000 lost. Such as a grandma being found alive in her car late the next day and people on a roof pointing to people on the ground for the helicopter to rescue them first. Children being fed first even when food was very low. Communal cooking when supplies did reach them. The hardest thing about this was that it was so cold. It was actively snowing in some of the archived footage.
The 9.0 quake lasted a full 6 minutes in some places and there were over 200 after shocks, some as strong as a level 5 quake themselves.
People said the water came in further than it ever had before. Many thought they were safe in their attics and their entire homes were swept away.
It's immeasurable loss. 311 was a terrible lesson in go further, get higher. 😢
@@aftersexhighfiveswell in attic then need axes and flotation devices and ride it out not for the weak very sad must be good swimmer and protect your head it's survivable prayers to those who didn't make it 🙏
Habe some distance ffs.
Dont watch them if it makes you grieve. I wouldnt. Isnt there anything else to watch or do to feel good about. Im just curious not being mean.
Well, knock it off
I ’m Japanese and my husband lived by the city in this video.
He was in elementary school at the time.He still says he can't see the video from this time. I myself experienced that earthquake, and I scream every time the earthquake early warning system goes off. We will never forget this memory for the rest of our lives.
das kann ich verstehen !! liebe grüße aus deutschland💚
The sheer force of that water is mind boggling. There was more than one surge wave that hit shore. Entire towns were wiped out. People who didn't get out of the way in time were lost. A few people who got caught in water managed to climb to safety when debris lodged onto a building. Some were swept away in their cars. Terrifying.
At 43:20 time code mark, about a dozen people emerge on the street; running in the direction of the camera, from around a corner... the water was traveling twice as fast as they were running. I hope they made it to safety but; realistically, I doubt that any of the people made it as they were running too slow to escape the fast moving tsunami wave.
@@DonVideoGuy007I’m almost certain they were claimed… What a horrible way to go. Rest their souls.
You are right, a Tsunami is not a wave and too many people still think that today. A Tsunami is a surge and a rise in sea level and the water just keeps on coming. To understand the power of water just look at the grand canyon which was created by melt water from the ice age.
The force is 1 tonne per sqmtr
There was a hospital that had elderly people in it and some patients too sick to be moved and the nurses stayed with those patients. All of them died. The bravery of those nurses. 😢😢😢
特に被害が集中した東北（岩手、宮城、福島）では、地震発生後の停電でTVやラジオからの情報が入手できず、避難が遅れたことで犠牲になった方も多数いると考えられています。
また、避難先でも津波に関する正確な情報が入手できなかったことで「もう津波は来ないのでは？」と楽観的な判断をして、極めて危険な状況に陥ったケース（仙台市閖上中学の校舎に避難していた人たちが、体育館に移動してそこに津波が襲撃、間一髪全員が校舎の上層階に駆け上がって難を逃れた）もありました。
車で避難している最中に、道路より高い防潮堤が裏目となり、津波の接近に気が付かなかったり、激しい渋滞に巻き込まれても車を乗り捨てることをせず犠牲になった方も相当数いると言われています。
Triste. Eu tenho uma dúvida: o Japão é um terreno plano? Não há muitas montanhas altas para subir?
I love Japan and their culture and it devastated me when this happened to their beautiful country. It was shocking.
they have a long history of natural disasters. the geographical makeup of the country is precarious.
その同情する気持ちに感謝です。日本より
They should never have angered Godzirra.
I remember when this occurred. I was big into Word of Warcraft and a friend of mine (or, guild-mate) lived in Japan, I have never heard from her after this happened.
@@michaelwilliamson4759That brings it home. Doesn't it?
A friend of mine from UK, he goes to Thailand every year in December to avoid the cold UK winters.
He was there when the boxing day Tsuinami hit. Him and some other friends of mine. He saved a woman who was literally being washed past his hotel entrance by reaching down and plucking her, by HER HAIR, out of the water.
The next day, my friend who owned the hotel and bar, he'd lost DOZENS of friends, who had in turn lost hundreds of family, never even to the seen again to bury.
Sad times. Mother nature rules us all.
After all these years, and watching these videos I can't help but imagine what these poor souls experienced then. My heart still grieves and rejoices at the same time, especially for those who were caught atop buildings, watching helplessly and fearfully as another building was swept away past them
For me, even though I have zero affiliation with Japan, it'll always be a tragedy I'll remember because it happened on my birthday. RIP everyone who lost their lives that day.
The second clip is terrifying, the sound and the panic, how the fast the water is moving, its tragic and I feel for the people who survived it and for those who didnt as well
Para mi, es la peor tragedia natural que ha pasado en nuestro tiempo. Es absolutamente desgarrador todo el horror y las pérdidas de humanos, animalitos y de cosas materiales. Por momentos, hasta llego a odiar esta clase de naturaleza, pero se que es completamente inevitable, nuestro planeta es hermoso pero también puede ser feroz. Mi sentido abrazo a todo el pueblo japonés, en especial a aquellos que sufrieron pérdidas de familiares, afectos y queridas mascotas, enseres y tesoros, y por el horror que tuvieron que soportar. Un beso al cielo a todos aquellos que no se han podido salvar de la furia del mar.💔🙏💕
El Tsunami de Tailandia de 2004 provocó 230.000 muertes. Ocho veces más que el de Japón.
@@hunterkiller71Exacto, solo que de aquí quedaron muchos vídeos ya que las personas pudieron llegar a lugares altos a resguardarse 😢 yo crecí cerca del mar y pensar de que este tan calmo y sereno a que llegue a hacer esto en tan poco tiempo? Mis más sinceras condolencias a todos los familiares
Elegante
Incorrect
@@doodlepops707?
I never understood how so many people died before, but seeing this has really made it clear. You think your building is strong but the ocean can knock it over with cars or another building like it is playing dominos. So sad for all the families who lost loved ones.
03:50 there is an old man on the left by the yellow sign, 04:00 in hes a little closer in front of the house with green shutters next to some vending machines, at 04:16 that whole house gets pushed forward in the direction that the old man was standing. Truly tragic, cannot imagine how those people felt standing there knowing they couldn't do anything for the man, and how he must have felt knowing he wasn't going to make it.
i wonder why he dint walk faster, couldnt he or did he underestimate it so bad?
@@noxianmind706 Most of the victims and survivors underestimated , they've been warned for a while. Its always like that, thinking that the flow of the water is too slow, that they have time...thats a tsunami. This one take them offguard. Now they're really scared about any possible tsunami.
@@noxianmind706 no he didn't underestimate it ,he was an elderly so of course he couldn't walk uphill roads like younger people. He accepted his fate and swept away. most people died because they had very little time to rescue. Some places only had 6-10 minutes of time.
His family wanted this footage to be released so other people would evacuate as soon as they hear the warning, and not stop to pick things up
@@noxianmind706 If he heeded the warnings 10 minutes earlier even at that slow pace he would of saved himself.
I’ve seen this footage over and over. I wonder where that old man ended up, the one shuffling so slowly as the ocean tore through the streets so fast behind him. He hops up on a pole as if that will help, but he needed to run. I think about him a lot.
@amberrobinson5118 He was swept away to his death, as was the nurse (white cap & mask) running beside him. Heartbreaking.
目の前で人が津波に飲まれていく動画は今見ても恐ろしい光景です。
ほんとに
日航機の件にしろ危ない時は逃げるが勝ちですね
My heart goes out to all those that endured the horror that day.
The depth of their sorrows. Oh my god.
Hopefully they were able to rebuild their lives and move on.
Some towns were completely razed. The ground built up higher then the town will rebuild so no longer on a flood plain.
Don't focus on human solutions it will never work seek THE LORD YOUR GOD AND HE WILL STOP HIS WRATH UNTO HIS PEOPLE. Read your Bible don't say you know about this
@@nichollslue8847 don't say I know about what, and what are you talking about.
Read my Bible? Are you serious? For????
Don't preach to me about any God. In fact don't preach to me at all.
You do not know me.
@@sharonhutchison5923 That's right, Who the F^^K is he to tell anyone what to do? If he knew anything about the Bible, he would hesitate to touch it with plastic gloves on. lol
@@dredrotten you hat are you talking about. Was the bible infected with the disease? What does the bible have to do with anything in this video?
Nobody told anyone to do anything.
ขอให้ญี่ปุ่นปลอดภัยจากภัยพิบัติต่างๆ..จากคนไทยที่รักญี่ปุ่น
38:20この巨大な波が恐ろしい…。私は当時7歳でしたが、今でもあの時の揺れと津波が光景が忘れられません。
O Japão tem um terreno abaixo do nível do mar?
@@partidascompletasdefutebolほとんどありません。この動画に出てくる土地は全て海面より高いはずです。
Crazy watching everything swept away, cars, houses, powerlines... Like toys in a bathtub swirling around the drain.
Tsunamis are no joke!
Com toda nossa tecnologia e inteligência, a cada vídeo dessa tragédia vejo o quanto somos pequenos e indefesos diante da força da natureza. Foi tudo muito triste e realmente nao seria possível que todos se salvassem a tempo. Sinto muito a perda de cada pessoa, sinto muito pelas vidas que se foram 😞
Vdd, eu vejo esses vídeos com o coração dilacerado
My condolences to all these people 😢That lived there😢
またでかい地震起きたからここで自分が怠慢の心を持たないように見に来た。
I have seen a lot of tsunami videos from the East Japan Tsunami but many of the clips in this compilation are absolutely new to me.
Thank You very much for taking the time and effort to make this compilation.
Very much appreciated.
My heart hurts when I hear the woman crying😔
These are reposted from another channel . Not cool
@@gailmork53 I think, it was a baby.
To see the ocean come onto the land...truly terrifying. Even seeing this footage it's hard to believe. Stunning. So many lives lost. 😢
Wow, that building right on the sea wall in the first clip reslly held its position despite water completely overrunning it. But my God, watching those people stand in the street instead of getting to higher ground, really raw. You can even see a person being swept away further down the street.
11:20 I can think of nothing more terrifying than being caught in this building and unable to escape. To wait and wonder if the building will suddenly collapse and you will be pulled into that icy water.
38:20 is so horrible, the filmers from their vantage point, seeing this monstrous wave gulping down entire houses in the distance as it gradually approaches these people down below walking through the street, screaming "RUN! RUN AWAY!", feeling painfully helpless i imagine. pure horror.
But of course they continued to film
@@thefrase7884 i mean they could do nothing else, and there's nothing wrong with wanting to capture the final moments of your neighborhoods existence before everything you own and have lived around gets washed away by mother nature's rapture
@@thefrase7884smoothbrain comment right there
This just blows my mind and how powerful mother nature can be😢
The wall behind the building is incredibley high right at the beginning if the wall wasn't seen in this video its in plenty other videos
And the water coming in seemed to be non-stopped over pour the wall in minutes.
That's some serious water coming in
Just amazing the damaged thats was done in min second and hours
The aftermath was so devastating😢
Soy chileno estos videos son muy informativos para nosotros. Vivimos en el cinturón de fuego del Pacífico en la intersección de dos placas geológicas muy activas. Chile se debe preparar para estos eventos. Debemos dejar de construir a la orilla del mar, especialmente al nivel del océano. Hay que construir zonas de seguridad y preparar a población con alertas y ensayos. Si este mismo tsunami de Japón ocurriera en Viña Del Mar, Concepcion o Iquique sería un tremendo desastre.
Do they have a warning system in the ocean that lets you know when there is a tsunami?
Ustedes ya tuvieron terremoto con sunami he visto los videos de su pais
日本は4つのプレートだぜ😂
困ったものだぜ😂
Portland Oregon here. Also in the Ring. I'm about fifty miles inland so tsunami doesn't worry me. But, I've lived through two earthquakes. It's a terrible feeling when the *ground* moves. You feel absolutely helpless.
Oui, surtout qu’il faut bien accepter de se rendre compte qu’il y a eut des vaques de plus de 20 mètres de haut ! Donc se préparer en conséquence !
All these years later, it still hurts to watch these clips. So many people's lives changed, so fast.
It broke my heart to hear the weeping. I can’t imagine losing my loved ones this way, or even the pets that I love.
It still amazes me how one side of a building can have the water 1-5m different to the other… the sheer amount of water that quake moved is insane
3:50 Ahí a la izquierda viene una persona mayor caminando.
4:05 En la misma dirección, al lado del cartel azul, se vuelve a ver otra vez y ahora parece estar sujetándose a la casa.
4:24 Y la casa es arrastrada por la fuerza del agua.
Estaba mirando el vídeo hasta que me percaté de esto, simplemente no pude dejarlo pasar... Se me puso la piel de gallina y sentí mucha pena e impotencia viendo ese momento...
Rip that guy how sad to see this i heard he never made it…
The videographer also said he saw the old man at that time.
However, they said that because taking a video was more important, they did nothing even though they saw the elderly person in danger.
The videographer said he regretted it later.
@@jan9u750 There was zero urgency in his walking. Was he deaf, I wonder...
Anyone went for his rescue would have perished with him.
@@jan9u750there was so little he could have done, the man was moving so slowly and the water swept up quickly. They both would have been taken unless he was strong enough to take up the man and run
I don't believe that woman ahead of him made it either..she hesitated and ran to the right and was trapped..had she made a dash straight away..maybe she might have survived...but the water just came so fast within seconds.
What's so scary about this tsunami is that it seems so slow in building up its power when it comes through, but when it comes through, it's devastating beyond belief... 😳
It's not slow it's just further away, then once it gets to you you can see how fast it's coming except if you can see it's speed by then it's too late for you...
@@user-et6pj4db9swell, also the fact that when the tsunami crashes into the houses it also speeds up because of the increase in pressure
@@chilly1661 that makes little difference to a person fleeing, it's already faster than any human can run, either way you're dead if you haven't cleared the area.
The part around 50 min where the people have no idea what's coming is devastating to hear their grief and watch those people get swept away...
@@Yinzer808 they knew it was on the way but again they think cos they can't immediately see it they've got time when they haven't, they shouldn't have been anywhere near that road. Especially the elderly who can't get away as fast, people dawdle and you can't afford to dawdle, water can outpace any human within seconds even if it is seemingly far away.
It goes to show how powerless we are in the face of nature. The forces involved were so large that the whole Earth was tipped off its axis (by a few inches or centimetres).
3:52 The old man walking is heart breaking
正直、今でも見ると鳥肌が立ちます
ところどころ聞こえる、キャーって叫び声が
恐怖をものがたっています
もう二度とこんな光景は見たく無いです
被災地では無い私はニュースでみただけですが
本当にそう思いました
Hearing people screaming as the water washes a building away is one of the most haunting things ive heard 😭
And the crying
A lot of people are asking why they didn't evacuate: The time between the earthquake and the tsunami reaching the shore was 30 minutes. Many places only had 10 minutes of warning. 60% of deaths were elderly: They literally couldn't run fast enough.
That's horrifying. The screams of the people who couldn't get to higher ground is haunting. It's something that will definitely stay with me.
Also, in this case the prediwas too optimistic. In many cases, the higher ground that was supposed to be save just wasn't.
You can walk a long way in 10 minutes even at a relatively slow pace.
Simply incredible to watch! Deeply saddened for the victims of this natural disaster. All the pets that were lost. But I have to say that these clips of this incredible occurrence that were captured have left me mesmerized and in absolute awe of the power of nature. The best special effects don't hold up to these actual images and footage of a very destructive Tsunami. Thank you for putting together this compilation of a very sad in Japan.
But most importantly thank you for not inserting ADS into this sad moment in our human history..... you ROCK!!!
Don't care about the people just the animals...that's my opinion
I always thought it would be so nice to live in a warm place all the time, now I see all this distruction from nature. I greatly appreciate where I live. Grass isn't always greener on the other side. Creator bless all the displaced people and the lost loved ones.
Japan was super cold at this time unfortunately. I think it snowed later just to make things worse.
@@Mjp11111The weather made the situation more worse.
From 58:02 the video shows a ship went to the open sea to meet the waves head on, thereby no damage was suffered. Whereas the following segment, from 1:01:49, we can see what happened to those who didn't leave the harbor, they were tossed around like toys. My heart goes to those who didn't survive the tsunami.
This compilation is truly terrifying.
Even after all these years, it still chills me to the bone to watch this. The ferocity of Mother Nature will win every time….my heart aches for the victims and their surviving families. And now another earthquake & tsunami in Jan 2024. God bless Japan and it’s people. 🇬🇧
Meu Deus foi um dos maiores horrores que já vi na vida,depois do holocausto...tinha um senhorzinho que acho que não aguentava correr e se agarrou em algo
..logo depois tudo foi levado...muito triste...esse povo sofreu demais 😢
Fiquei muito triste em ver aquele senhor pra trás 💔
This confirms my love of the mountains.
Landslides, avalanches...
It’s one of the saddest moments I’ve ever witnessed just the complete destruction and loss of life and pets praying for all those people impacted god bless everyone ❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is so sad… im hurt for the ones who lost everything they own.
I think about the thousands of people who got up that morning and thought only about their normal everyday activities to come: work, school, doctor's appointments, car repairs, etc. And then that afternoon they're fleeing from death threatened by the horrible black water that washed in and out, taking out most of their town or city while they watched under dismal grey skies, falling snow and frigid temperatures. Many, many others didn't see much of this happening because they died in terror and pain from this same disaster.
Truly horrible 😢
I was born and raised in Santa Monica California, right by the ocean.
When I look at the ocean it feels like the water is literally pulling at me. Like it is pulling me towards it.
You can feel the power of the water
I'm up the road in Portland. I know that feeling. I used to tease my husband and say that Poseidon was calling me. He'd say, "tell him to shut up" 🤣
@@miapdx503
It's a strange feeling. It doesn't feel threatening, but you can definitely feel the power of all that water. It always made me think of that part of Genesis about the creation of the earth it says--- The spirit of the lord moved upon the face of the waters.
Sometimes I think maybe water is the physical manifestation of God.
@@Cleatus546 Interesting. I think that the world beneath the oceans is bigger than the one we live in. It reflects God's unlimited ability to *create.* We're still learning about things He's created that are new to us, every day. We can't possibly learn of everything He made. It's bigger than life itself. 🌹
@@miapdx503
Yep, we know very little about the undersea environment.
California, reminded,it has its devastation but was there tsunami there then, close to coastline what forces the oceans do have. World rebuilds itself, but its hell of alot going on across world 2023 alone,without lots of good ppl able helping i feel too unimaginable be in a disaster. Places lived travel been seen, many have had fair share of fires to floods. Still trying some to put their lives back together again.
Well just hearing China big quake today as ice and fire spitting from Iceland, now that be a vision, place go see.
改めて、東北の震災の津波は桁違いの海水量だな…
😪lütfen canlı balık yemeyin ve pişirmeyin RABbim devletinizi ve ordunuzu korusun . TURK&JAPON
This is so sad and terrifying and the part that it got stuck on my mind is around the time 3:54 on the vide when this old man and a lady got trapped and hold on on some house porch and the houses get whipped off by all the water and debris, I just can’t imagine the fear that they had to experience, I just hope that somehow they made it but I truly doubt it. Even after so many years I still get tears in my eyes and the knot on my throat every time I get to watch one of this videos. Indescribable feeling of hopelessness,God Bless all those beautiful people and protect them from another event like that and may they Rest In Peace all those who perished .
They didn't survive. Both were killed. And the woman in particular was so close to safety too.
@@hebneh That’s so sad I honestly cannot take that image out off my mind, I get real anxious every time I watch this kind of videos specially cause I got fear of the ocean. .....May they Rest In Peace. Thanks for your reply.
@@nuny313 Unfortunately, the old man couldn't walk fast enough to be able to escape. The woman almost reached safety but she was stopped when the water pushed in at high speed from the street on the left, carrying cars with it. She couldn't get across that.
Pity that god chose to withhold blessings on that day..
Please leave your God delusion out of this. Thank you.
51:55 「おかあさーん！」って呼ぶ声聞こえたからギリギリで流されてしまったのかな
このお母さんは流されてしまったけど生きていました😊
It STILL just breaks my heart…..Could there have been a worse day, weather-wise? ….I always think of those who may have survived the tsunami-but, trapped in debris, perhaps Injured, in such wet & freezing cold temperatures, hypothermia would surely have taken those not fortunate enough to have been immediately found….😢
How so? This was not a weather event, but a geological event. Weather had no bearing.
It's pretty impossible for the common people, for a common guy like me, to really understand the scale of that disaster... The amount of sea water displacement that occurred that day is something that human mind fails to comprehend on the whole, it's too huge, in some areas water reached 40 meters in height (131 ft.)... after twelve+ years my mind still goes to all the deads and their families, and to all those who lost everything but just their lives...💖💖
....this is nothing compared to what happened in _the great flood_ .
津波って全てを洗い流すって聞くけど、ほんとそうだね・・・
辛い。
3:51 that old man by the post walkiing slowly T_T by seeing how the water quickly rose up to almost where he's at... I was thinking he did not make it
I have seen a lot of this footage but i still marvel at the first part. Kudos to whoever built that building. Enormous pressure and weight hitting that and it still held strong even with the water going through it. Amazing. RIP to all the people and animals who lost their life to this Tragedy!
After years of watching clips of this tsunami, I always thought those that ran to the hills were the luckiest but seeing this new clips that I've never seen before made me wonder if they actually are because of how freezing it's getting without any source of warmth 😢.
And it was raining as well ..
Oh, poor japan, I am so sorry to see this.
Some visuals were very terrifying. I watched few videos where people drowning in water i dont know if they survived but i really hope they did 😭 it still breaks my heart for those elementary kids in Ishinomaki who lost their lifes because of their teachers poor decisions. You can imagine how horrible it was when some dead bodies were found after digging the sand and some are still missing and one skeleton was found in 2021-22 i think.
3:51, did the elderly gentleman manage to reach higher ground?
I believe he was hoding onto that blue sign within the waters and it got washed away. Sadly i do not think he survived. The sad truth of disasters like these. RIP
@ 00:52 *Out of all of the videos I've seen of this tsunami event, the people on that roof haunt me the most. I keep wondering if they survived because the tsunami washed that building away. I always pray that they were able to catch and cling onto something that took them to safety.*
There was only one person on that roof, his name was Yukihiro Kikuch. The building he was on was his parent's home, but even though it got washed away, he survived by climbing onto another roof.
@@BeachcomberNZah thank god…
This is the wrong think to worry about but I do hope someone picked up that little puppy at 8:34 😢
@@snogglewort1 It's not wrong to have compassion for the puppy. I, too, hope he was saved (or saved himself).
@@BeachcomberNZ *Thank you! This is good news.*
38:12
As this scene clearly shows, the tsunami from the Great East Japan Earthquake reached a height of 10 meters. While the waves were around 10 meters at the point of impact, they further increased in height to reach 15 meters. This meant that four-story buildings were completely engulfed by the sea. In some areas, even six-story buildings were fully submerged.
Upon hearing of the tsunami, people who were in homes about 1.5 kilometers from the coast all went up to the second floor, but these houses were completely swallowed by the sea, resulting in the death of most of these individuals.
38:43 perfect example of a wave devouring a building
Iwould like to see footage of these areas devastated by the sea then, and how they have been regenerated this past decade.
much higher
ruclips.net/video/S9V_XT-r3fQ/видео.htmlsi=3Ga5RhIFZBKmMJqm
The highest reached 40 meters!!!
51:12 it took around 20 seconds to flood the entire area...this is insane!
Seeing your home and life being swept away in front of your eyes and just being able to stand there and watch, is something I don't want to experience and don't want anybody to experience...
very comprehensive collection...
海沿いの海抜ゼロメートル地域に住んでいる人は、津波に関しては防潮堤だけが頼りなんだけど、逆にその防潮堤のせいで海が見えなくって逃げるのが遅くなるというジレンマ。
Japan is a peaceful and beautiful culture
The people are creative and kind
God bless all of Japan
This video shows how much the island of Japan sank and how much the ocean is seeking its level!
Devastating Tragedy! My condolences to all the survivors ! God bless you all !
Я, знала, что Цунами приносит разрушения!!! Но, я не знала, что так сильно!!! Это, же - Апокалипсис!!! Низкий поклон людям, сумевшим - выжить, в условиях стихии и даже снять для нас - видео🌹❤️🌹😮😢
43:20 道を逃げる人が…皆、助かっていると思いたい😢
絶望的ですね。間違いなく助からないでしょう…
Meu Deus quanto desespero! Em aproximadamente 13 min de vídeo mostram vários carros, com lanternas e suas luzes acessas. Quantas vidas ceifadas!😔 Uma cena mais triste que a outra. Um povo que merece total respeito.
The siren at the 33 minute mark was a bit late or was that the 25 foot deep alarm ?
In movies they always have the tsunami waves much higher when they break near the shore. Like already swallowing buildings etc. The real thing is actually much more terrifying. Its deceiving because some people think "oh its not that bad" for a minute or two, causing them to let down their guard. Then it surges to 2 or 3 stories and a lot of people have no time to get to safety...
I couldn't emagine the pain that guy was feeling knowing his family' was in that and dead that was the sound of a man that lost everything
MEU DEUS ...TENHA MISERICORDIA .....
I've watched a ton of these videos. Amazing footage and documentation but those people are Fing crazy taking these endless videos.
It's called 'documentary' and it's always important to us.
Yes, and I called it documentation. But apparently you missed my point, but still needed to comment.@@rogerturner5504
Afortunadamente en México 🇲🇽 nunca ha habido un tsunami después de algún terremoto. Pero Japón 🇯🇵 se levantó rápidamente.
Te equivocas estimado amigo, en el terremoto que tiró el ángel de la independencia de su base provocó un tsunami que inundó Acapulco en los años 50, cabe aclarar que en esa época Acapulco era como un pueblo sobre las montañas pero según los historiadores locales la marejada de agua llegó a inundar la catedral de nuestra señora de la Soledad (la parroquia del zocalo de Acapulco) por lo cual se puede deducir que fue un tsunami de entre 3-4 metros de altura. Mientras que el de Japón fue de mas de 10. En México se pueden generar tsunamis, solo que hemos tenido mucha suerte hasta ahora
The losses Japan suffered were unfathomable! I can’t imagine going through this traumatic time for those who perished and others who survived!! Cleanup was astronomical to say the least!! 😱🥵😭
@@judycoyne7818En España , precisamente en mi ciudad pequeña , en los 90 o en el año 2000 ,se oyó la alerta de tsunami , pero no hubo
Se nota que no sabes nada, siempre ha habido tsunamis en México aunque de menor magnitud que este de Japón, investiga un poco más mejor en lugar de afirmar algo que desconoces
Este tsunami afectó a una pequeña parte de Japón pero aún así entre muertos y desaparecidos creo que hubo 28.000 aproximadamente, quizá lo más triste de todo es que algunas administraciones japonesas trataron a algunas víctimas sobrevivientes como ciudadanos de segunda categoría a partir de este momento
Жалко пожилого мужчину, который не успел убежать, в таком потоке он скорее всего погиб, никто даже не постарался ему помочь убежать, когда поток воды только появился, очень жалко его и других погибших.
No one could help him because the water was coming from all the streets, on the sides. It would have been suicide to attempt to help him. There is a video of several men trying to save a person in a wheelchair. One man in a business suit was swept away while trying to help.
@@libertylost8286 Это очень страшно, никому не пожелаю такое пережить 😔😔😔
@@user-ji2es7wd5dтут японец написал что его сын там был, но пожарные его крепко держали, потому что не могли позволить умереть еще одному человеку
私も助けたかったです。でも建物が崩れる音、津波の轟音、その恐怖に足が動きませんでした…
А снимать его на видео время было... 😢
The footage where people are watching their town getting obliterated is heart breaking, it's like they can't resolve to let it go and run for their life
13 years ago now. Never forget ❤
52:02 この時「おじいちゃん！！」と叫ぶ声が聞こえます。
あの後助かったのかな…？
本当に恐ろしいものです😑
駐車場にいた人も全員無事で一人も犠牲者が出なかった
元動画 ruclips.net/video/trw-wfvt7E8/видео.html
People who watch this video will probably run to higher ground if they encounter an earthquake near the ocean. Many people lost their lives, but I hope these videos will help many others in the future.
These videos are very informative. Its shocking how many Japanese underestimated the water's power and Height. Just shows how unexpected and mysterious of a wave it was
How did they recover from this, it boggles the mind.
Terrible destruction. So sad for the people…
This is without a doubt the most insane video of the most insane event I've ever witnessed... And i dont think its even close
🌪 Witnessing such events can be overwhelming, and it's essential to stay safe and support one another during challenging times.
Music at the start is amazing!
At 37:10 it appears something caught a very long underwater cable, pulling it up and out of the water at very high speed. At the top left of the passing boat, the spray from the suddenly strained cable looks like superfast torpedo shooting from the boat towards the shore, right through a seawall. Damn.
I saw that too! Crazy! Definitely a cable of some type.
The first one is so sad hearing the woman screaming as she was swept away, Second one i hadn't seen. The third one someone said those two people survived but I highly doubt that. So much death but also lots of miracle survivals stories too.
They did not survive.
51:20 - a real man who stops filming and actually helps the people in danger. Rare to see these days.
La gran mayoría de los vídeos que aquí pasaron nunca los había visto, que impactante lo que puede causar un tsunami de gran magnitud y cuan devastador puede ser la madre naturaleza, que dios les de el descanso eterno a todas las personas que perdieron la vida 😢
@ 1:07 Lady screaming from inside her house as it's swept away. 😞
The little old man that could not run I wanted some men to lift him and save him so heartbreaking 💔😢😢😢😢😢
その老人が映し出された時に、1人の男性がカメラの後方から「親父(父さん)！親父(父さん)！早くこっちに来い！親父(父さん)！」と叫んでいます。
1度カメラが上を向いてから再び老人がいたはずの位置の波を映し出す頃には、もう叫び声は聞こえません。
息子がカメラの後方にいたのは、父親を助けに行こうとする彼を消防隊員が必死に引き止めていたことと、父親が津波に飲まれる瞬間を見てしまった息子が、とてつもない絶望で言葉さえ出なくなったことが想像できます。
だけど消防隊員は助かる命までも失わせるわけにはいかなかった。確実に1人の命を救っていた。
本当に悲しくて残酷な瞬間でした。
津波のときに助けに戻ってはいけません。
ソレが家族であってもです。
助けに行って、その命まで失わないために。
探すのは津波が去ってから。
生きていれば再会できる。
ハリウッドの映画のように、他人が犠牲になって、自分の家族だけが助かるようなエンディングはハッピーエンドではありません
@@user-qr7ig8bv6kNeither is living with the guilt of watching your family member die in front of you even though there was nothing you can do sadly. This disaster was truly devastating.
Unbelievable natural disaster , some people are resilient taking videos, bustling business towns reduced to rubble within minutes. Power of nature.
AND ITS SNOWING AT THE SAME TIME!!!! 😢
3:53 заметив дедушку мне стало так тоскливо, скорее всего он не выжил