"On March 11, 2011, at 2:46 p.m. local time, the Tohoku region in northeastern Japan was rocked by the most powerful earthquake that had ever been registered in the country. Its aftermath, a tsunami, leveled a 400-kilometer-long stretch of coastline dotted with cities and villages, while an accident at the nuclear reactor in Fukushima exacerbated a catastrophe of unimaginable scale."
Hatje Cantz Verlag, Hans-Christian Schink Tohoku, Text(e) von Rei Masuda, Gestaltung von Ingo Scheffler Deutsch, Englisch, Japanisch 2013. Via Atlas of Places.
I also take the opportunity to share with you an interesting documentary, the House for All in Rikusentakata.
It is an Arte Architectures movie by Richard Copans, it is in french but probably also exists in german and english.
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