@@jbrobertson6052 Did you see how the wave splashed up almost to the highway? That's too close for comfort. You'ld never get me on that bridge. I would up that hill so fast.
@@clarkewi I must have missed that part what I saw was the water was 20+ feet from the bottom of the bridge deck. But if that were me I would have been keeping an eye on the bridge supports make sure they weren't moving because if they were I would hightail it to the hills lol. Cheers
The water surges in until the 0316 mark then draws back, at 6mins the second wave hits & the power it has to overtop the outgoing & surge forward is just mind blowing...We think of water as soft, but it has a brut force that is unreal and obviously unstoppable. 🧡🙏🧡 Japan.
Yes, that’s true, yet the second wave was not as large as the first. The second wave was high enough to overtop the receding water from the first wave, but did not reach the same level as the wet water mark on the high (railroad?) bridge pylons further up the inlet. (at 6:58 )
"Never turn your back on the ocean!!" - I kept screaming, mentally as I watched this... That second wave looming in the background mustve done some serious damage.
This is the first time ever I see the full raw footage from this location. This is by far the best video to demonstrate how rapidly the entire ocean level is rising and that it is not just a huge wave but far, far more violent forces by nature. Devastating :-( All loving support from here to the bereaved families and the severely injured survivors.
I guess that the Japanese did not imagine that this would be so intense. Some of the videos show people running from the waves only when they were too close.
When this happened , the satellite imagery on Google Maps was poor and there was no Street View . Now it's better . I hope qqh77m7d and his friends present that day on the bridge are all allright now . Brave men .
One of the more archetypal tsunami vids from 3/11. Most of the videos show a slow and gradual escalation. This one is a high wall of clear water that crashes into a peaceful harbor, unleashing sudden, high-speed chaos.
There’s one on river in foreground and tsunami overtopping the trees. Within 20km of Fukushima nuke plant. It was spectacular. There was one on a marine port which was on the far side of east coast, the waves came towards you, took out tons of trees. It was so tall, over the trees. I think the east coast one was quite well videoed. The one on coastline + river with the water that moved up like an elevator, and then receded from river was horrifying, trees taken away, waterfalls of huge height back from river. There was an inn, and other structures, and bus on far side. Part of the structures were totalled. I think the inn and bus were okay. I don’t t know what is worse, getting a warning or in 2004 Boxing Day tsunami not getting a warning. Myanmar initially denied casualties, took them a few weeks to say 1000 died. Hah, just googled it. It’s officially under 100 people.
One of a kind experience in a life time. Seriously, every single persons who (sur)vived that day will have anchored inside this feeling of power, this feeling of being so tiny, in having faced that side of Nature. "shinjirarenai" he told, however it was true
I found myself fearing for everyone along the course of that river as I saw the power and volume of the incoming waters. I wondered too, if after the waters receded that survivors began searching amongst the debris field, unaware that the second wave was coming, and I feared for them, too. Unfortunately, the only certainty is that there will be further earthquakes and tsunamis...
Now that was a huge tsunami, but people will look at the wave and think it was a small tsunami...but it all depends on the topography of the seafloor that the incoming tsunami is inundating. If the seafloor there was higher up that would of been a huge breaking wave, but it's not usually a huge breaking wave, it's just an incredible surge of incoming water.
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So this was a tsunami coming in and going up river then retreating back. And then coming in again and retreating back again. I wish I could’ve been there to see that first hand
+justplainpossum Look north of Fudai on highway 45. If you have google earth look at 40°03'22.83" N, 141°51'00.31"E. You see the bridge there and river, along with the small fishing port that was wiped out.
becuase the amount of water that was pushed inland was huge from the earthquake.. that water didnt have the same force pushing it when it was going back out to sea..
I watched as many videos of this I can see and this is the only one where you actually had a huge wave crashing into the river and going up River it look like I think this was close to where the original earthquake happened out at sea
There’s another 2-5. Check out the Kesennuma river ( can’t remember name) Also the one within 20 km from Fukushima nuke reactor. That was overtopping the trees. The river was in foreground. There’s the one where river was overtopping the wall eventually, cameraman moving rapidly up to 2nd or 3rd floor of school. It covered the school ground, took out pedestrian bridge over river. The students etc survived. One camera guy was able to get onto tree on the far right of video. He’s in this video for a second. This guy was videotaping too and survived.
pinkdipi because it hopped over berms that acted as dams and it filled up flat areas behind it. The shore is sloped towards the ocean so it would be like dumping water down a hill that led to a lake.
This was a very restricted and small size inlet. Therefore the tsunami very quickly filled the available volume before receding. A broader inlet with a flatter gradient would have allowed a much greater volume of water to enter, which would have taken less time to dissipate. Also, not knowing where this location is on the coast, the tsunami might not have been quite as high amplitude as elsewhere. The breaking wave, however, was very impressive.
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海、水がどう動くのかがちゃんと映されててとても貴重だと思う
残ってたからの話
311の津波、いろいろ動画を見ましたが引き波を第2波が押し戻すのは初めて見ました。おそろしいですね。撮影者様無事でよかったです。
ここの津波はすごいですね。うねり、ながれ、はやさ、おと、津波の恐ろしさが、良く解ります。
海水の膨れ上がり方が凄まじい！！第一波があと１ｍでも高かったら、撮影者もかなりヤバかっただろう。よくぞ無事で・・・。
無茶だけど
こういうかたの動画が後世で参考になるのよね
津波の速度がすごいのが良く分かる動画でした。
逃げているようでは間に合わないんですね。
入りくんだ湾は、平地と違って押し寄せてきた波は拡散することが出来ず、狭い奥へと進むため、波高は相対的に上昇する。
従って津波の高さが平地で１０mなら、入りくんだ湾では２〜３０mに達してもおかしくない。
逃げないで動画とか写真撮って亡くなった方もいるんだろうな。自然を甘く見ると痛い目にあうよ。
oyaji metal
逃げ惑うのはみっともないっていう
日本人の周りの目を気にする民族性が犠牲者を増やしてしまったと思う
津波の速さ、流れ、うねりが、すごい。良く解ります。
津波警報、注意報が発令されたら海岸や川の河口付近、川岸には「絶対に」近づかないでください。すぐに高い所に避難しましょう。
これは逃げるか迷ってたらのまれる勢いの津波だ！今まで見た津波とは違うスピード😨😱
This is some of the best tsunami footage ever taken because it shows the entire sequence of events. Amazing bravery on the part of the photographer.
If only he had a better camera...
Idon't know about bravery he is on a bridge not really in harms way
@@jbrobertson6052 Did you see how the wave splashed up almost to the highway? That's too close for comfort. You'ld never get me on that bridge. I would up that hill so fast.
@@clarkewi I must have missed that part what I saw was the water was 20+ feet from the bottom of the bridge deck. But if that were me I would have been keeping an eye on the bridge supports make sure they weren't moving because if they were I would hightail it to the hills lol. Cheers
Check out Tsunami in Kesennuma City ascending the Okawa River. It's beyond words
The water surges in until the 0316 mark then draws back, at 6mins the second wave hits & the power it has to overtop the outgoing & surge forward is just mind blowing...We think of water as soft, but it has a brut force that is unreal and obviously unstoppable. 🧡🙏🧡 Japan.
The retreating gives me extra creeps ...
Unimaginable weight and and unimaginable flexibility is a very scary thing
Yes, that’s true, yet the second wave was not as large as the first. The second wave was high enough to overtop the receding water from the first wave, but did not reach the same level as the wet water mark on the high (railroad?) bridge pylons further up the inlet. (at 6:58 )
One square metre of water weighs a ton, that's an awful lot of force contained in that fast flowing water.
引き波の凄さがどんだけ大きな津波が来るかが解る！
もうひとり同じ場所で, 津波動画撮っている人いたが, 彼は波に驚き, 撮影中断して, 高台へ逃げて再度動画撮っている.
それもアップされている。
津波の恐ろしさがこの動画と音で真面目に伝わりました。
引き波がすごいですね。。
恐ろしい映像ですな。
これは、貴重な映像だ、テレビでやってるのはダイジェストで途切れ途切れの映像しかない。
"Never turn your back on the ocean!!" - I kept screaming, mentally as I watched this... That second wave looming in the background mustve done some serious damage.
This is the first time ever I see the full raw footage from this location.
This is by far the best video to demonstrate how rapidly the entire ocean level is rising and that it is not just a huge wave but far, far more violent forces by nature.
Devastating :-( All loving support from here to the bereaved families and the severely injured survivors.
山をかけのぼる津波 山に逃げたのに…今時代 事件事故 誰かが必ず 撮っている。良くも悪くも 常識非常識…津波の映像が沢山あることによって あの時何がおこったのか もし自分なら どうしたのか… どうすべきか 。
哀しみの傷をもちながら 明日に生きる
ここの辺りは、車や家があまり流されていないようなので、良かったですね
こ子は、津波の流れや、すごさが良く解ります。
ここの映像は、津波のすごさがよくわかります。たいへんでしたね。あつみとか、ながれ、はやさが良く解ります、
しかしこの状況で橋を車で渡るとか橋の中央までも行ってビデオ取るとかいうのは無茶ですね。
早く戻って！早く戻って！ついつい口から出ました。橋のたもとで撮るべきです。
橋が流されるかもしれないって考えないんでしょうか、津波よりこういう怖さ知らずの人は恐ろしい。
橋を渡らなくとも充分記録映像は撮れます。無茶です。
ゆ老人がほろよよ
トラフもこんなので亡くなる人もいるんだろな
この撮影者は生きているからこうして映像を観られるのだけども大津波警報が出て高台に避難しろと言われてるのにわざわざ死にに行くようなこの行為､こうゆう行為して亡くなった方もきっといるんだなぁと思うととにかく逃げる事に専念してほしいと強く思う｡
Gotta admire the courage it took to stand his ground and to continue filming when he could see that terrifying wave - much respect !
Alan Deans nobody would’ve believed him. Insane.
Amazing and terrifying. Watching all those people go through this horrible event.
とても、怖いですね❗
I guess that the Japanese did not imagine that this would be so intense. Some of the videos show people running from the waves only when they were too close.
When this happened , the satellite imagery on Google Maps was poor and there was no Street View . Now it's better . I hope qqh77m7d and his friends present that day on the bridge are all allright now . Brave men .
津波が毎回同じ方向から来るとは限らない事を証明した映像
津波のエネルギーが凄すぎる
こうやって呑気に見て、亡くなった人は何人いるんだろうね？？
撮影してることは非難されるべきだと思う。しかし映像としては価値がある。
それをきっちり伝える事が必要
That little port was wiped out in one big wave, gone.
That wave must have been 30 ft...scary ass monster! Havent seen footage of a tsunami breaking like that. The power must have been off the charts.
There is one other. Massive wave, came over trees. Can’t find it again. It was the opposite side of one video that shows waves taking out trees.
何かあると直感的にもしかしたらって感覚が日本人は薄いのかもね❗
One of the more archetypal tsunami vids from 3/11. Most of the videos show a slow and gradual escalation. This one is a high wall of clear water that crashes into a peaceful harbor, unleashing sudden, high-speed chaos.
There’s one on river in foreground and tsunami overtopping the trees. Within 20km of Fukushima nuke plant. It was spectacular. There was one on a marine port which was on the far side of east coast, the waves came towards you, took out tons of trees. It was so tall, over the trees. I think the east coast one was quite well videoed. The one on coastline + river with the water that moved up like an elevator, and then receded from river was horrifying, trees taken away, waterfalls of huge height back from river. There was an inn, and other structures, and bus on far side. Part of the structures were totalled. I think the inn and bus were okay. I don’t t know what is worse, getting a warning or in 2004 Boxing Day tsunami not getting a warning. Myanmar initially denied casualties, took them a few weeks to say 1000 died. Hah, just googled it. It’s officially under 100 people.
That’s like pipeline breaking in your harbor with a 40 ft storm surge behind it.
一瞬で海になっちゃうんだな。
にしても全てを飲み込んだ後の引き波のゆったりした感じが気持ち悪く感じる。
橋落ちるかもよ、車走るんだ！
もーね、避難した山に街造るしかないよ。
An amazing show of the power of a tsunami. Such terrible destruction!
この人はよく
橋の上にいましたね？
橋が崩れるってイメージは
わかなかったのでしょうか？
こわい映像ですよね
この人は運良く助かったけど海の中には津波が撮影されたカメラがいっぱいあると思います。
More than one wave, kept pushing the water back up that river.
動画録ってないで 早く逃げて❗橋なんて危ないよ❗
Yeah, because I saw bridges overrun by water in several other videos!
津波の次に心配しなければならないのは、中国の核ミサイル。
３０万人以上が住む都市は全て、核ミサイルのターゲットになっている。
皆、津波や台風や地震やコロナなどで頭がいっぱいで、
頭上に何時でも核ミサイルが落ちてくることに、気付いていない。
私は既に、都会から田舎へ引っ越しました。
One of a kind experience in a life time. Seriously, every single persons who (sur)vived that day will have anchored inside this feeling of power, this feeling of being so tiny, in having faced that side of Nature. "shinjirarenai" he told, however it was true
I found myself fearing for everyone along the course of that river as I saw the power and volume of the incoming waters.
I wondered too, if after the waters receded that survivors began searching amongst the debris field, unaware that the second wave was coming, and I feared for them, too.
Unfortunately, the only certainty is that there will be further earthquakes and tsunamis...
ここの映像は、津波のすごさがよくわかります。たいへんでしたね。この辺りでは、すごい。くるまやふねあちだいながされている。すいしんがすごくあがった。だいいっば。
わー！とか言うてるけど、これ1歩間違ってたら死んでるよね。それを反省せんとあかんで君。
@デフォサービス 投稿者の命のために言ってるんだ
感謝の意があるに決まってるでしょ
thanks for posting, haven't seen this one yet
Take a took in my playlists then ;)
リアリティすっごい
Now that was a huge tsunami, but people will look at the wave and think it was a small tsunami...but it all depends on the topography of the seafloor that the incoming tsunami is inundating. If the seafloor there was higher up that would of been a huge breaking wave, but it's not usually a huge breaking wave, it's just an incredible surge of incoming water.
@icecube2000. Wasnt that a breaking wave at 0:19?
this is why i am not a fan of living close to the ocean, well this and hurricanes.
Hoy se cumple un aniversario más de esta horrible tragedia, abrazos al hermano pueblo japonés desde México, esperando jamás se vuelva a repetir. 🇯🇵❤️🇲🇽
Tidal Boré?
Love and Sympathy to the Japanese, from USA
Meanwhile, cars continue to drive past on the bridge.
The only reason i would be moving is to find family, etc.
Yes, to forget history, is to suffer a WORSE fate!
It’s hard to believe that the tsunami was worse in other places.
こうやって撮影しに行って命落とした人はたくさんいるんだろうなぁ…
Isn't it strange that the two biggest tsunami events in history happened less than a decade apart?
Indrid_Cold Was just thinking that
How do they know history...
Not strange at all.
'97·8のお盆休みに八戸~仙台3泊4日サイクリング旅の２日目に通った安家大橋は無事だったのか?。
Love the soundtrack.
撮ってる人早く逃げて～高台に早く～って画面観ながら叫んでいました。本当に恐ろしいです。
Last place I'd be standing during a tsunami or raging flood is on a bridge.
I can’t imagine how scary that must be to experience 🙏
この映像の撮影者に対して避難しましょうって…。それこの時の撮影者に言ってもしょうが無くね？呼び掛けは必要だけど撮影者に説教紛いはお門違い。こういう人達がいたから津波の猛威がわかるんだから。
Elith 4 Oxymoron
そのアイコンで言われてもw
Not sure it was bravery or being unaware of what was coming, but still good.
The evacuation zones need big empty gymnasium, to accommodate that neighborhood, could have really helped because it was so cold that night
何だこの引き波は。逆回転再生かと思った。
画質が昭和６０年なんよ
橋上から下安家漁港に押し寄せる津波を撮影されたと思われる鮮明な映像は以下、
th-cam.com/video/uchzMBLFb6M/w-d-xo.html
その動画によると、「橋の上まで波しぶきが襲い、やむなく撮影を中断する」とテロップがでました。(-_-;)
おいおい・・・
Post 10 never would have let this happen....
So this was a tsunami coming in and going up river then retreating back. And then coming in again and retreating back again. I wish I could’ve been there to see that first hand
Haven't seen this one yet but I seriously thought that guy was going into the drink. Terrifying.
Incredible height, at least 50'.
incredible! the power of the ocean
Amen
By far the most amazing piece of footage I have seen of this day
Like many other people, he was brave to film this.
I'd like to know how far up that river the ocean water from the tsunami went?
The Awesome power of tsunami
俺は絶対に見に行っちゃうタイプです。
502kinsen わかる
それな。
もちろん、死ぬ可能性も高いけど
こんな経験一生に一度も無いかもしれんからね
Does anyone know where this is taking place? What town, or prefecture?
+justplainpossum Look north of Fudai on highway 45. If you have google earth look at 40°03'22.83" N, 141°51'00.31"E. You see the bridge there and river, along with the small fishing port that was wiped out.
Thank you, Burly!
Southern part of the town of Noda.
@@sumdued is it a Noda Fishing Port area?
@@Burlyhawk Thank you Burlyhawk.
becuase the amount of water that was pushed inland was huge from the earthquake.. that water didnt have the same force pushing it when it was going back out to sea..
I watched as many videos of this I can see and this is the only one where you actually had a huge wave crashing into the river and going up River it look like I think this was close to where the original earthquake happened out at sea
There’s another 2-5. Check out the Kesennuma river ( can’t remember name) Also the one within 20 km from Fukushima nuke reactor. That was overtopping the trees. The river was in foreground. There’s the one where river was overtopping the wall eventually, cameraman moving rapidly up to 2nd or 3rd floor of school. It covered the school ground, took out pedestrian bridge over river. The students etc survived. One camera guy was able to get onto tree on the far right of video. He’s in this video for a second. This guy was videotaping too and survived.
Give that man a fresh set of underpants! This was incredible!
You have a way with words that I'm appreciating 8 years later!!
Thank you. 😎🚣🚣🚣
so powerful
The amount of force nature displays here is only compared to this guy's "cojones"
この映像が1番怖い
55 seconds, flying birds swept away!
amazing, the water came back so quickly on the shore, but it stayed on the same high level in the land for a few hours...? How come?
pinkdipi because it hopped over berms that acted as dams and it filled up flat areas behind it. The shore is sloped towards the ocean so it would be like dumping water down a hill that led to a lake.
This was a very restricted and small size inlet. Therefore the tsunami very quickly filled the available volume before receding. A broader inlet with a flatter gradient would have allowed a much greater volume of water to enter, which would have taken less time to dissipate.
Also, not knowing where this location is on the coast, the tsunami might not have been quite as high amplitude as elsewhere. The breaking wave, however, was very impressive.
すんげえ
This is a video of what not to do in a tsunami. Stand on a bridge, turn your back to the ocean, and film the river instead.
Imagine if you were in a car being sucked out into the ocean. Terrifying.
10 metres wave/real hit!!!!!
Its got to be higher than that. Wave crest plus water level on train bridge. Someone mentioned 90 ft and I wouldn’t be surprised.
Quantos metros tinha essa onda?
This guy is an excellent cameraman. Its a shame that he used a potato to film this with.
crazy power
凄い
How are people so oblivious to the fact they are crossing a bridge in catastrophic conditions? It boggles my mind.
Just wow 😯