What was the camera man saying and over their on the dock I saw a man fighting with some kind of WHALE, shark or some unknown mammal please answer in English I would really what to know, thankyou or anyone or anyone that's know Japanese & ENGLISH💯💯💯💋👀
The Tsunami wall in this video would be helpful under "normal" circumstances, but not for such a cataclysmic event, such as that day. At least they have high ground within close proximity, along the Japanese coast. Where I live on the Oregon coast, the closest hills are a half mile away.
Almost 10yrs later and these videos still leave me speechless. It really is unimaginable what the people of Japan went through that day as well as the months and years following. I watch these videos and have shown them to my young boys (8&6) so they understand the power and devastation that water can cause.
For motorcycles,drugs,and smoking take them to a hospital and show them the horrors and screams!! im sure they will never touch anything like that. Teach them that many people are snakes with many faces and to throw that 🤜 if needed
@@captainamerica4244 What? Motorcycles? Drugs? Smoking? NONE of your comment makes sense! TF. It has nothing to do with this scale of tsunami destruction . The guy is basically yelling "Horrible Horrible;Horrible " There is a longer version with more footage of the destruction. BTW. I don't think they included all the death due to suicide following utter destruction. Survivors were left with NOTHING
@@Og-Judy listen just let nature do it’s job and if god has mercy on us he will eradicate us all that’s the best thing humanity can receive I hope there’s a god so we all know pay for each of us deserves hell for our sins
@@ih1763 The sound of a tsunami is pretty terrifying, put your airphones on and turn up the volume to max and watch this video and listen to the roar of the tsunami getting closer and closer th-cam.com/video/dGyMmgPjNCo/w-d-xo.html
It's hard to believe how powerful this tsunami was, the peoples of Japan are so brave in having to deal with this threat constantly. Respect to you guys, I hope we don't see anything like this in our lifetimes again.
Watching this video was terrifying! At first you can see the waves coming in the distance and then a wall of water just keeps coming and coming. For anyone, a TSUNAMI is deadly and not to be underestimated. What a shock to see what happened to Japan and all those villages and towns that were wiped out in minutes. Fortunate for those who got to higher ground and were saved. I would never want to experience this. It has been 10 years since the event and I can only hope that people were able to rebuild and get back to their lives. My heart goes out to all who were lost. Great respect for the Japanese people and their resolve. God Bless.
Thank you for your kindess.12 years have passed since then. Although there's a long way to go, people of the affected areas are doing best to rebuild their town, and it has so progressed. We Japanese thanks for the support and kindness form people all over the world since then! th-cam.com/video/CAA_w6N-0Sw/w-d-xo.html
I've been watching a lot of clips from this tsunami recently. This town had the best tsunami defenses I've seen yet, and even those were woefully inadequate sadly. It gives me some perspective of how powerful this tsunami was. It rose over those high walls in a matter of a minute. Crazy.
Well the first problem is that they didn't build a seawall, they built a concrete wall around the beach and a marina on the other side. Seawalls are built in the water for a reason.
Sadly it wouldn't matter how high the wall was... you can't hold back a large volume of water with a wall. When it hits a wall it just rises higher and higher until it either breaks the wall or over-tops it.
It's 2022 and we're still in the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic, but footage of this day's horrors are still the most terrifying moments I've ever seen. I hope Japan is recovering well despite all of the irreplaceable losses.
Novice translation: In the beginning he gives the date & brief setup: Tsunami is coming. 0:26 Chuushi kudasai = Please stop [it from coming] (or is it, please abandon the village?) 0:51 Hayaku / Hinan shite o kudasai = Evacuate to the shelter / quickly please! 3:00 O tsunami ga kimashita = The tsunami has come! / please stop (/abandon the town?) 7:46 Mada ikisado = I/we are yet alive! Sugoi = Tremendous, amazing, frightful. I think a lot of the "iya" could be compared to our "oh boy" or "bad"
I really get the impression that sea walls are not the answer here. I heard about one town in the tsunami zone that chose to relocate to a higher level rather than build a higher sea wall. Whatever the answer, I hope we never have to see scenes of devastation like this ever again. It’s heartbreaking to see whole towns like this wiped off the map in minutes, even now, ten years on. Prayers for all the survivors still recovering from this terrible tragedy 🙏
It is a huge wave actually. In some places in Japan it was over 100 feet tall. I believe the tsunami walls here were 50 or 60 feet tall. Also, here we see the wave did not break because this was a deep harbor. There are other videos where the wave does break and you can better gauge the height and power of the wave. Also, the wave has a very long wavelength so it takes a long time for the crest to fully come ashore.
These videos from 10+ years ago are heartbreaking. It’s time for the TH-camrs to start putting up additional content to lift people’s hearts. I want to see these places TODAY. I want to see them rebuilt and living again. I want to see the town survive.
With this huge Tsunami we Japanese were thrown into grief , pain , sorrow and fear . It's drifted like as leaf as easily as it seems that the car was so light . The minds of Japanese people were swept away by the world of impermanence and evanescence . This video maker widely communicated this horror and sorrow to the world . I thank you as a Japanese person .
No matter how many videos I see, it never fails to shock me with how devastating the disaster was for so many. I still struggle to comprehend it. Best wishes to all those who were affected by it ❤️
I have seen many of these vids and my heart always breaks watching people's homes and livelihoods washing away. How scary and traumatic it must of been during and months after. Even now in 2019 people are still hurting.
You probably dont give a shit but if you are bored like me during the covid times then you can watch pretty much all the new series on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my girlfriend during the lockdown :)
There's certainly no shortage of horrific footage of this tsunami. But this one truly reveals the scale and sheer height of water rushing in. The seawall appears to be at least 35+ feet high easily dwarfing the cars, ships and buildings around it. It's hard to imagine the surrounding ocean ever reaching such a height. Yet, in mere seconds the water swells and overtakes the wall easily.
The height is exaggerated here due to the shape of the land and even the wall itself. In narrow inlets and bays the water gets pushed higher (and faster) than in more open areas.
To the Japanese people, I know it's late to say that, but you have all my compassion for this terrible moment. You are a wonderful people and you don't deserve this. I am so sad for you. But you must know that a lot of persons think to you. Courage
I imagine just waiting for the water to come in, after the water drained away. The Japanese are great people who have suffered so much from this tragedy. We had a small earthquake today where I am in Poplar Bluff, MO, & my fear made me consider this event again. Be well Japan!
TH-cam siempre me recomienda estos vídeos, y siempre cada vez que lo veo, me pone la piel de gallina el saber cómo los pobladores como se sintieron y como ven su vida (Terreno, inmuebles, o hasta algún familiar o amigos, etc.), siendo arrastrados por el agua 🥺
Yes, it really is very helpful to us when good people like this risk their lives so we can know what happened and HOW it happened. These video's are more helpful than people think. I remember growing up and hearing about tsunami's (called tidal waves where I lived), but we never SAW video of them until later on when technology permitted it. One question though, how did we "mess with mother nature"? You implied human did something to cause this particular event. Just wondering what it was???
@ Malcolm Cullen I think I've found it: "Sugoi" - means “horrible” or “threatening”. This can be used in good or bad meaning. The sense that the Japanese use of the word "Sugoi" derives from that feeling of horrible excitement you feel when you’re confronted with something so overwhelming that your brain just stops to marvel at it.
So true,, I camped and rode a motorcycle through all of flooded areas prior in 2006-2008. We were aware of the tidal wave dangers and took them seriously but had no idea that the water would move so many buildings and go so high.
7:32 really puts it in perspective, the water on the other side of the barrier, being the same level on the other side! scary stuff! Then 8:50 the second wave! even more scary!. so many people dead. So sad.
Who else yells for the people driving the cars to get to higher ground? They appear to be oblivious to what is coming. Ignore the sirens at your own peril. It breaks my heart.
おすすめに突然出てきたので視聴しました。防災意識を保つためにも、今日この動画を見ることができてよかったです。
What was the camera man saying and over their on the dock I saw a man fighting with some kind of WHALE, shark or some unknown mammal please answer in English I would really what to know, thankyou or anyone or anyone that's know Japanese & ENGLISH💯💯💯💋👀
@@stephaniecrews8011 、、ら、?
@@大野よしひろ-y9w i dont UNDERSTAND
@@stephaniecrews8011 read some of the comments one person had a rough transition.
昨日また宮城に地震が来ました
大震災があったことによりみなさん逃げるのがとても早かったですこうゆうのを発信してくれるのは大震災を経験してない人にとってはとても助かりますありがとうございます
私は関東住みですが、当時の地震、停電、続く余震に恐怖を覚えました。しかし動画の中は比較にならない程の物でした。当たり前の日常に感謝しつつ、災害時の備えをしておく事の大事さを改めて感じます。
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ウチの叔母が津波で流されましたが、途中で高いフェンスに引っかかり助かりました。ここは3階だから大丈夫、と思って避難しなかったそうです。この映像を見て、本当によく生き延びたなと思います。
私は海の無い県に住んで居ますが、やはり「あの日を忘れない」為にも年に何回か
皆さんの動画を見るように心掛けています。
あれから７年以上が過ぎましたが皆さんの生活は如何なのでしょうか？
凄い。津波の直前ってこんなに水が引くんだ.....。それを津波の前兆だと知ってるup主さんも凄い。
津波の直前水が引く。それを人々は珍しい現象として引き寄せられる。津波はそこにやってくる。なんとも恐ろしい現象です。
なぜ津波の前兆は潮が引くんですか？
昔のアニメ(長編だったから映画)で映画のシーンでやってましたが、今思えばリアルでした
珍しくてはしゃいでるシーンもありました
絵が宮崎監督、30年以上昔、悪者？と戦う話
潮が引かない場合もあるので気をつけてください。
潮が引く大雑把な理由は、他のところで先に海面上昇が起こって、水がそっちに吸い寄せられるから。
つまりそっち側では潮は引かずにいきなり津波が来ることになります。
「地獄だぁ～！」が全ての心情を語ってますね。後世に残すべき貴重な映像ありがとうございます。
津波の犠牲となった皆さんのご冥福をお祈り申し上げます。この未曾有の災害は決して忘れません。日常の当たり前はあって当然の事ではないので、毎日を感謝しつつ防災対策をしていきます。
津波を警戒してかなり高い防潮堤が作られてたようだけど、これを軽々と越えてくるとは誰が予想できただろう。津波が乗り越えてくる直前に防潮堤の内側を走っていた車はどうなったのかなあ・・・。
見ると津波の大きさを物語っています
撮った本人の「津波がきたぞーーーー！！」 「地獄だー！」と言う言葉が刺さります
この恐ろしさは後世に語り継がければいけません
ご先祖は石碑を作って「ここから下に家を作るな」と書いているところもある。そのように語り継いでいるのに
後世の奴らは無視してたりする。このような被害にあったのに、水が無くなったら家が消えた土地にさっさと戻って
プレハブを作ってまた住み始めるのもいた。また50年から100年の経ったら津波は来るってのに
The Tsunami wall in this video would be helpful under "normal" circumstances, but not for such a cataclysmic event, such as that day. At least they have high ground within close proximity, along the Japanese coast. Where I live on the Oregon coast, the closest hills are a half mile away.
亡くなられた方々のご 冥福をお祈り申し上げますとともに、被災された皆さまに心よりお見舞い申し上げます。
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いい波のってんねぇ🌊
もう10年ですね。ご冥福をお祈りします。
東日本大震災の津波の映像を見るまで、津波とはアニメみたいにバカみたいに高い波が一気に襲いかかって色々なものを破壊しにくるものだと思っていた。
実際の津波はこういう風に、あっという間に海面が上昇して堤防を越えてくるのだと初めて知り、恐怖した。
海沿いの街は、津波に備えた街づくりをしなきゃなんだなぁ…
非常に激しく深い潮のように、入ってくるのを止めずにすべてを一掃する海の水を見る
津波が到達するまでの静けさが怖い。
最初は海に変化がなかったのに…
百科事典によると、津波が来た表現として「ノンノンと来た」とか「ノッツノッツと来た」とか言い表されるそうです。「ノッツノッツ」も「ノンノン」も、津波の恐ろしさを表します。
私は関東で3.11体験しました、連日の余震で計画停電、約一年近く余震で怖い経験もしました。子供達も皆んな毎日警報の度泣いて、人生最大の災害でした。未だに見つからない方々心中察します。時代を超えて地震を知らない人へ伝えていく事大切だと思います
100年生きてたってこんな防波堤超えるなんて想像もつかないわ。正直3分くらいのとこまでこんなもんかって思ってしまう。
海に詳しい人は海水の引き方でかなりやばいってはやく気づいてた方も多いかと思います。
こういう映像を観て必ず後世に伝えていきます！
貴重な映像ですね。
海外の人、津波の恐怖を知らない人達、これからの未来に、きちんと情報を伝えてくれる。
これからおこる万が一の時、津波の怖さを映像で知った人たちによって、救われる命は沢山あると思います。
何も出来ず、ただ、ただ見ているだけで辛かったでしょう。視聴している自分も涙が出てきます。皆様が元気でいらしやることをお祈りしております。
小さい頃よく釣りしに両石に行ってました。両石の津波今初めて見ましたが、あの堤防結構高いのに余裕で超えてしまうなんて信じられないです。
釣りの時声かけてくださった釜石の方や釣り場によくいた黒白の猫と虎猫が気がかりです、
また前の両石に戻ってほしい
穏やかな町に。
定期的に東日本大震災の津波映像を見てる。大地震や大津波は忘れた頃にやってくるという…。
正直、常日頃から地震や津波の事を意識するのもパワーが要るから実際問題ムリだけどね。
だけど、いざ起きた時に見てるのと見てないのとで違いが出てくるんじゃないかな？と
たとえ「周りの人への避難の呼びかけ」1つ取ってみても。
Almost 10yrs later and these videos still leave me speechless. It really is unimaginable what the people of Japan went through that day as well as the months and years following. I watch these videos and have shown them to my young boys (8&6) so they understand the power and devastation that water can cause.
For motorcycles,drugs,and smoking take them to a hospital and show them the horrors and screams!! im sure they will never touch anything like that.
Teach them that many people are snakes with many faces and to throw that 🤜 if needed
@@captainamerica4244 What? Motorcycles? Drugs? Smoking? NONE of your comment makes sense! TF. It has nothing to do with this scale of tsunami destruction . The guy is basically yelling "Horrible Horrible;Horrible " There is a longer version with more footage of the destruction. BTW. I don't think they included all the death due to suicide following utter destruction. Survivors were left with NOTHING
@@Og-Judy listen just let nature do it’s job and if god has mercy on us he will eradicate us all that’s the best thing humanity can receive I hope there’s a god so we all know pay for each of us deserves hell for our sins
@@captainamerica4244 take your meds
@@seanbrown9048
BUWAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!
IKR?!? 😂😆😂
これ昼間に起きてもあの惨状だったんだよな
夜起きてたら…と考えると鳥肌立つ
こうやって動画に収めてくれたから体験してない僕たちでも津波の怖さを感じることができていると思います。
本当
ほんまやな。
心配しすぎるということはない と言うことを学んだ。
本物じゃないですよねσ(^_^;)?
とても貴重な映像、身が締まる思いです。自身の周辺も避難しても大丈夫な場所か確認しようと思います🙇
In all honesty, I'm so glad most made it to high ground and safety. On another level, the sound of the second and third waves are Terrifying.
Many made it to high ground. 20,000 people were killed by this tsunami across the coast of Japan though.
@@ih1763 The sound of a tsunami is pretty terrifying, put your airphones on and turn up the volume to max and watch this video and listen to the roar of the tsunami getting closer and closer th-cam.com/video/dGyMmgPjNCo/w-d-xo.html
I cannot imagine how terrifying this must have been for these people. The water just keeps coming and coming....
It's hard to believe how powerful this tsunami was, the peoples of Japan are so brave in having to deal with this threat constantly.
Respect to you guys, I hope we don't see anything like this in our lifetimes again.
Steve Stair - The US deserved Pearl Harbor because of the Indian Wars.
@ actually PH was inside job to get into ww2 no way would the Navy have their ships lined up like that in rows
Beverly Archer That’s how ships dock to let sailors disembark or board.
Steve Stair These Japanese had nothing to do with the Japanese of Pearl Harbor. Why are you blaming them as if they do.
@ kids could be reading this comment right now..
Watching this video was terrifying! At first you can see the waves coming in the distance and then a wall of water just keeps coming and coming. For anyone, a TSUNAMI is deadly and not to be underestimated. What a shock to see what happened to Japan and all those villages and towns that were wiped out in minutes. Fortunate for those who got to higher ground and were saved. I would never want to experience this. It has been 10 years since the event and I can only hope that people were able to rebuild and get back to their lives. My heart goes out to all who were lost. Great respect for the Japanese people and their resolve. God Bless.
Thank you for your kindess.12 years have passed since then. Although there's a long way to go, people of the affected areas are doing best to rebuild their town, and it has so progressed. We Japanese thanks for the support and kindness form people all over the world since then!
th-cam.com/video/CAA_w6N-0Sw/w-d-xo.html
一見、少し大きな波と思いきや、あっという間に10mくらい上昇してる…
最初の津波警報は10cmの津波でその後60cmでその後とんでもない津波の警報が発表されたのでたいして心配しなくて逃げ遅れた人が多かった記憶があります
亡くなった方々のご冥福を祈ります。
アンチ
それは違うよ。あれだけの地震で既知の事実と思ったけど。当時子供だったのかな。最初から３ｍ以上の大津波警報でしたよ。その後も段階的に引き上げられ、最終的には１０ｍ以上となったと思うけど。ほれ、これでもみとけ。th-cam.com/video/XsNu8Yt_bs8/w-d-xo.html
上のリンクの2:29秒頃に木琴のようなメロディーが流れるが此れを聴いたのは昭和天皇が死んだとき以来だから、この地震速報が相当やばいと感じたし、迅速に対応してたと思うよ。正確にはこのメロディーは３段階あるらしいが。th-cam.com/video/wLVhx_dRjeY/w-d-xo.html
yoshinari1974 震度６弱以上の地震が発生した時などに鳴りますね
津波の第一報が確か鮎川50cm、釜石、大船渡で20cmだったと思う。それで逃げなかったり家に戻った人もいたみたい。
もはや…これは波ではない。
異常海面上昇と呼ぶべきか…
この映像が一番、怖さを感じて後世に残すべきものだなと思います。
That was intense
Water is essential But deadly
Water will just keep coming relentlessly it stops for nothing and kills anything in its path
2年越しのリプ失礼
殺人海壁とでもいいましょうか、
@@nashilyngo ２年経っても、１０年経っても、忘れてはならないですね。
思い出させてくれてありがとう。
あれだけすごい防波堤あるのにこれなのか……。
このサイズの防波堤でも太刀打ちできないなら、もう人間には勝ち目ないね。
住まないとか根本的な考え方を変えないとだめなんだろうね……。
I've been watching a lot of clips from this tsunami recently. This town had the best tsunami defenses I've seen yet, and even those were woefully inadequate sadly. It gives me some perspective of how powerful this tsunami was. It rose over those high walls in a matter of a minute. Crazy.
Well the first problem is that they didn't build a seawall, they built a concrete wall around the beach and a marina on the other side. Seawalls are built in the water for a reason.
Looks like you guys might have to build the wall a little higher
想像(想定外)の上を超えた津波が来た…
それだけ凄かったんです…
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Sadly it wouldn't matter how high the wall was... you can't hold back a large volume of water with a wall. When it hits a wall it just rises higher and higher until it either breaks the wall or over-tops it.
It's 2022 and we're still in the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic, but footage of this day's horrors are still the most terrifying moments I've ever seen. I hope Japan is recovering well despite all of the irreplaceable losses.
I hope you came to the realization that what you say here is utter bs
The difference is this tsunami was real
亡くなられた方々のご 冥福をお祈り申し上げますとともに、被災された皆さまに心よりお見舞い申し上げます
「明日は我が身」です。
人の不幸を笑う人は，必ず，「蒔いた物を刈り取ります」
Novice translation:
In the beginning he gives the date & brief setup: Tsunami is coming.
0:26 Chuushi kudasai = Please stop [it from coming] (or is it, please abandon the village?)
0:51 Hayaku / Hinan shite o kudasai = Evacuate to the shelter / quickly please!
3:00 O tsunami ga kimashita = The tsunami has come! / please stop (/abandon the town?)
7:46 Mada ikisado = I/we are yet alive!
Sugoi = Tremendous, amazing, frightful.
I think a lot of the "iya" could be compared to our "oh boy" or "bad"
thank you I was wondering whats "aaaaaaaaa sugoi"
Thank you as well! He was saying so much and I was thinking 'I wish I knew what he was saying'
Thank you for the translation.
Thank you so much 👍 I was wondering what he was saying. I wish everyone would pitch in and translate some of the different languages.
0:26 Chuui site kudasai = Please watch out
7:46 Mata kita zo = It comes again
The old man talks with an accent peculiar to the Tohoku region.
あの日を忘れないとタイトルに書いてあるが、20年くらいたつと忘れてしまう...本当に時の流れは残酷だ
あと僕は熊本地震を経験しましたが、熊本はたかが震度７が2回来ただけ...津波と地震は桁違いの威力、破壊力だ。この動画が教えてくれる。津波で亡くなった皆さん御冥福を祈ります
ウッチーチャンネル そうだね阪神淡路大震災も22年以上経ってどんどん忘れられていく
完全にわすれてた、つかそんなことより乃木坂の握手券当たるかどーかのが重要
+マQ
こらこら
たかがって、
震度７が立て続け２日連続できたのも十分異常だし大変な事
内陸が震源地だったから良かっただけで
沖で同じ規模のが２日連続できてたら津波被害も起きてただろうしヤバいレベル
たかがではない
今年春、平成は次になり時代は変わるけど、阪神大震災も東北大震災も、それ以外にも次々災害は続いている。
地獄だ！と叫んでおられる、その通り。自然の威力は想像以上。命を守る術を学んでいくしかない。
貴重な動画をありがとうございます。元気で暮らされているように願います。
I'm glad I'm not the only one obsessed with watching different clips from this tsunami.
I really get the impression that sea walls are not the answer here. I heard about one town in the tsunami zone that chose to relocate to a higher level rather than build a higher sea wall. Whatever the answer, I hope we never have to see scenes of devastation like this ever again. It’s heartbreaking to see whole towns like this wiped off the map in minutes, even now, ten years on. Prayers for all the survivors still recovering from this terrible tragedy 🙏
the amount of coming water just too much for any sea wall, its like bathtub need some kind of drain
場所の確保が難しいかもしれないが
防波堤より高台だな。
コメント欄見てたけど外国語が分からないのが辛い...
I'm so sorry for Japanese people 😢 lost life and property be strong 💪🙏 and prayers u . From the people of Cambodian all way love you.
Everybodys comments: 6 years ago
Ours: at 2020
何年経ってもこの凄惨な光景は瞼の裏に焼き付いて離れません。被災者の方々へ哀悼の意を表します。合唱。
なぜ訛りが恥ずかしいのか？オレは君の書き込みが恥ずかしいよ。
？
@@xwxkp7417
ボケたんでしょ(適当
Também nao consigo entender...
訛りを馬鹿にした書き込みがあったんでしょうね。
the crazy part is its not a huge wave, its like a ripple but endless amount of water pushing in. wow the way it filled that bay
want to see how crazy big the wave is?
It is a huge wave actually. In some places in Japan it was over 100 feet tall. I believe the tsunami walls here were 50 or 60 feet tall. Also, here we see the wave did not break because this was a deep harbor. There are other videos where the wave does break and you can better gauge the height and power of the wave. Also, the wave has a very long wavelength so it takes a long time for the crest to fully come ashore.
たまたま上にあるのがそういうのばっかりだったのか知らないけどすっごい不謹慎な外国人多過ぎない？？（そうでない方ももちろんいますが…）
外国人だろうが日本人だろうがそういうやからは一定数いる。
凄い❗よくぞ撮ってました❗あの日自分は水海の会社から市内に向け車で
行き大町で津波に追われ死に物狂いで走りました❗
毎日通ってる両石がこんなだったとは❗😢
よくぞご無事で💦
横を通ってた車もまさかあんなに高い防潮堤を超えるなんて思って無かったんだろうな
この一日で日本人の津波に関する考え方は一変した
巨大地震から数分で津波くる南海トラフ地震を控えてる地域の身としては、こんなに時間あったのに、どうして逃げなかったのかと、悲しくなります。
水が引くところからの映像ははじめて見た。
These videos from 10+ years ago are heartbreaking. It’s time for the TH-camrs to start putting up additional content to lift people’s hearts. I want to see these places TODAY. I want to see them rebuilt and living again. I want to see the town survive.
Then search for them..?
震災そのものは悲劇で有りますが、このように映像で後世に残せることが何より生きた教訓であります。
With this huge Tsunami we Japanese were thrown into grief , pain , sorrow and fear .
It's drifted like as leaf as easily
as it seems that the car was so
light .
The minds of Japanese people were swept away by the world of impermanence and evanescence .
This video maker widely communicated this horror and sorrow to the world .
I thank you as a Japanese
person .
Think of the fear the prisoners of war felt.
@@Ifyoudonttakeitucantfakeit
Which is your country ?
How old are you ？
Are you Racist ？
Are your brain inspired rotten ？
Are you a real idiot ？
@@Ifyoudonttakeitucantfakeit
Don't make unpleasant post ❗
Stupid ‼️
@@Ifyoudonttakeitucantfakeit
You are a irredeemable idiot
You are a pathetic fool
No matter how many videos I see, it never fails to shock me with how devastating the disaster was for so many. I still struggle to comprehend it. Best wishes to all those who were affected by it ❤️
that's so said I feel so bad for all the families that lost there loved ones in this tragedy. May god give you patience and peice.
I have seen many of these vids and my heart always breaks watching people's homes and livelihoods washing away. How scary and traumatic it must of been during and months after. Even now in 2019 people are still hurting.
You probably dont give a shit but if you are bored like me during the covid times then you can watch pretty much all the new series on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my girlfriend during the lockdown :)
@Joseph Westin definitely, been watching on InstaFlixxer for years myself :)
@@josephwestin8996 Not sure what your saying applies to my comment.
The live go on!
There's certainly no shortage of horrific footage of this tsunami. But this one truly reveals the scale and sheer height of water rushing in. The seawall appears to be at least 35+ feet high easily dwarfing the cars, ships and buildings around it. It's hard to imagine the surrounding ocean ever reaching such a height. Yet, in mere seconds the water swells and overtakes the wall easily.
The height is exaggerated here due to the shape of the land and even the wall itself.
In narrow inlets and bays the water gets pushed higher (and faster) than in more open areas.
実際 自分の身に降り掛かってきたら……て思うと本当に地獄だと思うんだろうなあ。。、
いみ ほんと津波怖いよね。
津波はただの水じゃない。家屋の窓ガラス混じりの海水に呑まれて体中がガラスで引きちぎられて、血まみれになって、言うこと聞かない体に大量の塩水が襲いかかってきて…と、経験した知人が話していました。ご遺体がキレイに残っているだけ幸せだ、下半身がない、上半身がない、全身あっても性別が分からない…そういう人だらけだった、という事を聞いて怖くなりました…。でも忘れてはいけない、辛い経験を教訓にしないといけないですね😣
To the Japanese people, I know it's late to say that, but you have all my compassion for this terrible moment. You are a wonderful people and you don't deserve this. I am so sad for you. But you must know that a lot of persons think to you. Courage
津波が来る前に三台程車が通ってたけど大丈夫なのかな？
私もそれ心配になってます
被災された皆様には心からお見舞い申し上げます。
私も画像で見させて頂いておりますが恐怖心しか起きません。
絶叫されて居られる方の悲鳴がこちらにも移ってきます。
本当に恐ろしい津波ですね。
わからんでもない部分はどうしてもある。東北弁って緊張感ないことあるからなぁ…でもどう考えても喜んでるわけがないでしょうに。
同様のことは海外の内戦被害の動画見ててもたまにあるよ。でも我々の多くは、言葉がわからないからこそ映像でなにが起きてるのか判断する。痛ましい映像だと理解する。これで喜んでるだなんて、本気で考えちゃいないだろ。
(ﾟ〇ﾟ)あ〰️〰️は！？？
As if the first wave wasn't bad enough, there's a second one just after. Just total crazy.
東日本大震災
御亡くなりになられた
全ての方々に哀悼の意の元
御冥福を心より御祈り申し上げます。又、被災した全ての方々に御見舞いを申し上げます。
募金は10万しました
心が痛いです
冷たかったんだろうな・痛かったんだろうな・寒かったんだろうな・怖かったんだろうな
後去年の豪雨の募金有難うございます
ジャスティンビーバー
10万したから偉いだろって思いが思い込めます…
心痛いですね
まあその10万なんの役にもたってないけど、内緒ね
kimbo 汚いやつのポケットマネー
自分に奇跡は起きないと思っていたけど、内陸に住んでるだけで奇跡的なことだと痛感した
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I've seen this before. I'm not sure I can watch it again.
Blessings to Japan from the USA. our countries have suffered much this year, 2018.
Who Cares!!! You think they gave a Shit at Pearl Harbor?????
@ You're sick.
@ Almost 80 years ago! How many 100+ y.o. "theys" are alive who could have even participated in the attack? Another "stable genius."
いったいどんな痛みがあろうと、繰り返し当時の映像を見返して津波の恐ろしさを子ども達に伝えていかなければならない
同じ日本人が辛い目にあっているのは見てられない。本当に辛い。
I imagine just waiting for the water to come in, after the water drained away.
The Japanese are great people who have suffered so much from this tragedy.
We had a small earthquake today where I am in Poplar Bluff, MO, & my fear made me consider this event again.
Be well Japan!
これだけ高い防波堤も簡単に乗り超えた
TH-cam siempre me recomienda estos vídeos, y siempre cada vez que lo veo, me pone la piel de gallina el saber cómo los pobladores como se sintieron y como ven su vida (Terreno, inmuebles, o hasta algún familiar o amigos, etc.), siendo arrastrados por el agua 🥺
あの年は年初から未曾有の大雪で、おまけに私は肝膿炎で危うくあの世にいくところでした。雪害、病気と重なり病院のテレビで仙台空港の津波をみました。死ぬるまで忘れようとしても忘れられるものではありせん。
冥福を祈ります。
絶対に忘れたらいけない日。
やべ、わすれてたwww
@@dwiteyoke 何歳？お前
56
@@dwiteyoke 56は草
ほんまやったら尚更笑える
間違えた、65
Yes, it really is very helpful to us when good people like this risk their lives so we can know what happened and HOW it happened. These video's are more helpful than people think. I remember growing up and hearing about tsunami's (called tidal waves where I lived), but we never SAW video of them until later on when technology permitted it.
One question though, how did we "mess with mother nature"? You implied human did something to cause this particular event. Just wondering what it was???
Nature is something else, my heart goes out to the people of Japan.
years later and still heartbreaking to watch.
Yeah man 😭
貴重な記録だと思います。あんなにも高い堤防を楽に超える津波。安心してた方もいらっしゃると思います。今も揺れはあります。お気をつけてお過ごしください。改めて被害者のご冥福をお祈りします。そして、仮設住宅で不便な生活を余儀なくされた方々。どうかお身体に気をつけて。
思い出そうよ５年前のこと、大切な事！
はじめ沢
思い出すというか、忘れられない。
もう8年
あと3ヶ月で、もう10年……
My heart and prayers go out to anyone hurt by this horrible tragedy.
南海トラフがヤバいと最近ニュースで見るようになったのでみにきました。改めて津波の怖さを再確認することができました。
高い堤防をこえて時間が経つほどその堤防の境目が分からなくなるほどの水がやってきて津波は水が塊で押し寄せてくるという例えがよくわかる動画だとおもいました。
当時の事が未だに脳裏にこびりついているせいか、先日の地震の時に動転して子どもを抱っこして2つ先の避難所まで逃げました…冷静になれば今の住まいまで来ないと分かってるはずなのに…
What a truly sad date... Japan will never forget... lessons learned. RIP to all who lost their lives.
Impressionante! Lamentável pra com os irmãos japoneses! Nós cariocas sentimos muito essa tragédia.
Японские братья переживут все !
津波は引き波が怖い。
逃げろ言われたら逃げなきゃ。
海沿いの人は、海面変動分かる(*っ´Д)巻き込まれないうちに逃げる。
こんなん実際に経験したらまず死ぬのかなって思う
Watching the cove fill back up with water like a bath tub was chilling. No where to hide.
Nowhere but up
God Bless all those people affected by this event.
Gomen Nasai. Ganbatte . Ogenkide.
Brian NZ.
When some people are confronted by an awesome act of mother nature they are left speechless,....then there is this guy.
人々は通常、沈黙の中で大きな破壊イベントを経験する。この男じゃない。
右！しかし、私はあなたがあまりにも礼儀正しいと思う。さて、私はそれが私のせいだと知っていますが、私は "余分なボーカル"である人々に立ち向かうことはできません。何人かの人はちょうど黙ることができない!!! ...私はハンマーで彼らの口をテープに取り付けることができればいいと思う。
Zungruitelbit Ladnaternoche What is he telling? Ya ya ya svoi svoi svoi!
Auto translate on TH-cam thinks it's Russian.
@ Malcolm Cullen I think I've found it: "Sugoi" - means “horrible” or “threatening”. This can be used in good or bad meaning. The sense that the Japanese use of the word "Sugoi" derives from that feeling of horrible excitement you feel when you’re confronted with something so overwhelming that your brain just stops to marvel at it.
防潮堤越えたら一気ですね💦
絶望感が伝わってきます(T_T)
This is an amazing display of the power of water. I wish I had not been catastrophic to the people
津波が来る前、かなり潮が引いてる。
大津波警報が発令されたら、まず高台に避難する事が大事。
こういった悲惨な映像から、津波の恐ろしさが認識出来、後世に生きる人達への教訓となる貴重な資料。
IT is 9 yers ago , but still my heart are bleeding for the Japanese people who were facing these oful kaos.
The most insane eyewitness video out there. My god that must have been terrifying.
There are many insane eyewitness videos of this tsunami. 20,000 people were killed and $360 billion in damages. They are all shockingly tragic.
Man there's just no shortage of disheartening videos of this destruction. My greatest condolences to the people of Japan.
So true,, I camped and rode a motorcycle through all of flooded areas prior in 2006-2008. We were aware of the tidal wave dangers and took them seriously but had no idea that the water would move so many buildings and go so high.
Помоги таким трудолюбимому народу преодолеть все невзгоды!!!
Incredible amount of energy!!! Terrible situation!!! God bless you all!
7:32 really puts it in perspective, the water on the other side of the barrier, being the same level on the other side! scary stuff! Then 8:50 the second wave! even more scary!. so many people dead. So sad.
that was actually the 3rd wave. not the 2nd
I think he was probably a very powerful local and he felt helpless for the 1st time ever and it made him a little more vocal.
He was the Mayor!
I think he was getting emotional, because he saw lifetimes of work by his friends, families, and neighbors being destroyed in mere minutes.
@@Og-Judy mr Seto, president of neighbourhood association ..
Who else yells for the people driving the cars to get to higher ground? They appear to be oblivious to what is coming. Ignore the sirens at your own peril. It breaks my heart.