I don't understand the language, but I really heard your deep love in and for your fellow humans, just so incredible. Wow thank you for sharing. Chris from NZ. 🙏
…und in hundert Jahren haben es alle vergessen. Die Jungen denken, sie könnten die Welt verbessern und reißen alle ungeschriebenen Gebote ein. Man wird wieder hinter Schutzmauern wohnen und die Geschichte wird sich wiederholen. Leider. Man nennt das „Kollektives Vergessen“ Bitte haltet die Erinnerungen wach, damit so etwas nie wieder geschieht. Mein Beileid mit dem japanischem Volk. Ich ahnte ja nicht, wie schlimm es wirklich war.
Thank goodness for a decent piece of footage of this catastrophic event! Not on zoom constantly and being moved around at break neck speed and all over the place and not shaking or filming anything but the tsunami. It must have been unbelievably difficult to film this event for most due to the emotional aspect of the situation and I’m grateful for all that I’ve watched. I wish both but the best for all our Japanese friends in their recovery and ongoing success in their lives.
Uau, obrigada pelo seu relato. Mesmo morando lá e convivendo com repentinos tremores, muitos não pudetam dimensionar o tamanho das ondas. É verdade que o Japão teria rebaixado sua amplitude em relação ao mar? Eu fico impressionada.
I can't imagine living through an earthquake of this size. I lived through the 89 Loma Prieta earthquake which lasted 15 seconds, and I thought that was long. But yours was 5 minutes. ❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹
I'm so sorry to the people of Japan. I remember watching on a network I no longer watch, lol. Your viewpoint is amazing. I've seen many videos but not this one. I live in a place where 2 inches of snow is catastrophic, but others who live here. I can't imagine going through this. There are no words.
@@FastRoperN4 Yep, you can smell one a mile away! Another funny thing to note, is she was only informed about the tsunami, from watching a REAL news channel. Fox and friends and all her tin foil hat news channels on't focus on anything but themselves and their bile!
I know. I've watched several videos on this tonight and had to turn it off for a while because I literally had a panic attack watching. Not only that, but I am terrified of water. Just typing that made my heart rate & anxiety go nuts. Bless all these ppl that live in a place that this can happen.
Wrong. Tsunami waves cross deep water at up to 400 miles an hour but are less than a meter high - that's why ships at sea are safe, and why boat owners during a tsunami warning try to take their boats out to sea, When the waves reach shore, the shallow depth forces their energy upward, increasing the height. The shape of the coastline and the slope of the shoreline seabed also influence height.
What I can't understand is why some blithely ignore the danger and either stand transfixed on the shoreline or get in their cars and drive towards it. It's not as though there is a single adult in Japan ignorant of the fact that Tsunami follows Earthquake.
@@Biffo1262 I agree with you but it’s easier to say that when we weren’t there. I also want to believe that the reason for some who were transfixed or just ignored the alarm is because of the multiple close calls they’ve had. Prior to the March 11, 2011 earthquake + tsunami Japan had 14 earthquakes dating back to 2001 all of which were over of magnitude 7.0. If I’m not mistaken, they had a big earthquake two days before the March 11th one. I’d like to think that I’d be the first one running for high ground shortly after an earthquake but I don’t know that would be the case. I can’t imagine what’s like to have an average of 1.5 earthquakes p/y in a decade.
Di Video ini terlihat masyarakat Jepang terlalu sepele melihat tsunami, padahal di negara saya di luan terjadi Tsunami aceh 2004.. Di Jepang ada pengumuman , tapi yg mati smpai 18ribu orang, aneh sekali.. Di Indonesia ,aceh, wajar banyak korban jiwa, karna tidak ada pengumuman secanggih Jepang, tapi ini di Jepang knpa bisa bnyak yg mati, krna masyarakat Jepang sepele dngan hukum alam, tidak melihat ke masa lampau di Indonesia aceh.. Padahal nama dan kata kata Tsunami itu berasal dari Jepang 😒😒😒
Very sad for what happened to their homes and city I live in the mountains on the West coast of Vancouver Island and even today I am still finding things on our remote beaches from the Japanese tsunami
It’s kind of like watching a train wreck in slow motion. Thank God they had a few minutes to get away or the death toll would have been even more horrific.
That's unbelievable. God bless everyone who was affected by that. Makes you feel insignificant. Is it me or did it suddenly get dark as night toward the end? The beginning almost looked peaceful like a painting. I just cant believe how it looked like night at the end.
This is remarkable footage. The contrast between the beautiful pink/orange sky against the damage in the harbor is stunning, particularly when the beautiful colors become reflected on the water. I hope everyone on the boats and in the cars were able to somehow save themselves. Yesterday I watched an excellent documentary on TH-cam about what happened at the Fukushima nuclear power plant during the tsunami. The Japanese suffered so much and lost so much, and still there were heroes who did their best to prevent even more catastrophic damage at that plant. The Japanese people can be proud of all they’ve done to recover from this horrific event. Bless them all!
English subtitles would have been great. Thanks for sharing. May the people and land heal totally. For those who lost loved ones, my deepest condolences.
Tish K You actually need subtitles to understand a Tsunami. Why is it every English speaking feels so entitled. Why not German or French subtitles...perhaps Swahili??? It's a Tsunami for heavens sake how are subtitles going to help????
Steven Booth - People can comment that subtitles would have been great. I’ve seen these before on these videos. Anybody can ask for whatever language they want.
This is an excellent example of tsunami wave refraction. The wave bouncing back from the shore against itself and rising bigger back across the bay 😮anf flooding the harbor the way it did is the best wave refraction video I have seen.
Es ist unglaublich welche Gewalt von der Natur ausgeht. Wir in Deutschland kennen solche Überschwemmungen weniger. Es ist schon bewegend was die Menschen in Japan durch machen müssen. Furchtbar. Danke für diese Aufnahmen. 😰😰
Anxious laughter I think. Humans respond to the unimaginable horrors of life by connecting with each other in laughter and tears. I’ve noted a lot of laughter at funerals- not disrespectful, but with love.
It doesn't look bad at the begging but that wave is around 15 meters it sure hard to see its true size from this distance. Will their new sea wall protect them better the next time?
That town was extraordinarily lucky. Because the wave was travelling parallel to the shore it caused basically no damage at all although a number of boats were battered and some sunk, but not a drop in the town that I could see.
Actually that's where you're wrong the earthquake was so powerful that the country dropped a metre in hight so the country now sits a metre lower than what it did before so the defence walls dropped but defence walls arnt still enough to stop a flow of water like this not a chance
It's strange; you know the water's moving fast, yet it seems to take a long time to move across the bay, or to come ashore. I've thought that in other tsunami videos too.
That's true but for some cases, the wall was high enough but the earthquake was so strong that it had sank Japan by a meter. In some places, the tsunami was ten meters ; so was the seawall but the water went over anyway. The only known place where the seawall saved the community was Fudai but only because the seawall was 51 feet tall.
All those walls did a very good job in lots of earlier -smaller- tsunamis. For these 10 to 16 meter monsters even Japan was underprepared. There are limits to what a country can do, allthough lots of life was saved thanks to Japans constant safety drills and evacuation plans.
@@almanoor-bakker5964 The earthquake alone didn't explain how huge the tsunami was at some places and how capricious it was (highest point was 38 meter). The explanation now is that there were under water landslides involved.
No, he was feeling overwhelmed. You know this ; I know this. 20 000 people died or missing as a result of the tsunami. Tens of thousands of lives changed forever. You still want to make a joke ? How old are you ? Eight ?
Almighty God continually bless and comfort mind body spirit, all search and rescue and special forces teams involved in this tsunami. Also all involved during the current global Covid 19 pandemic Amen 🙏
Yeah, the waves were very capricious. At one place the biggest wave was 38 meters. This place must be further away. They think under sea landslides played a part in the biggest waves. The earthquake alone couldn't explain the immense tsunami.
All things considered, the town seemed to weather the event incredibly well. It looked designed to handle/channel water. It almost looks like an industrial fishing complex. Pardon my ignorance. It didn't seem to receive nearly the wave intensity as many others that I've seen. I'm assuming it was further away from the tsunami epicenter.
Very difficult lighting conditions, and the limitations of the technology that you had (240p) - yet you did a very good job. This footage is historical - and more. I believe it has been very valuable to the professionals who study tsunami behaviour. A great contribution towards informing design of tsunami defences, and for evacuation strategies.
I mean that's not too unreasonable I mean if I know I'm about to die what's the last thing I would want in this world an awesome blowjob a good cold beer and a bong hit😁👍
I think it's a tsunami happened a couple of hours after the great tsunami. It is in Asahi (Chiba Prefecture) south, out of the hardest hit areas. Although were registered 15 deaths.
Thank you. With the evening setting in, that's what I was thinking. The sky looks unnaturally pink. Would this have anything to do with the power plant in Fukashima?
@@erik-pw6gz Google translate interpreted your reply as "The sunset in this place has time to look pink or purple " Sunsets are beautiful and I can imagine it would be absolutely stunning there!
@@erik-pw6gz (Your reply) "I don't understand English so I read the reply with Google Translate thank you This is my favorite place because you can see different sunsets depending on the season, time and weather." Mine: これはあなたが住んでいる場所ですか？そこにたくさんの時間を費やしているようですね。 夕日について最も感動するものは何ですか？ 😁 💖s this where you live? It sounds like you spend a lot of time there. What moves you the most about the sunsets?
Despite knowing that a tsunami was forecast, people still left cars down by the harbour instead of driving them to high ground, out of the danger zone. I suspect that many believed that the much publicised sea defence network would protect the coastal communities...
This was heartbreaking, so many lost their lives, many more lost homes and businesses, it's horrifying to watch but one of those things where you can't look away and I feel for all those who died and hope they are at peace. One thing I have to say, I seen others say it and I know it's a tad inappropriate given the circumstances but some of the noises this guy makes, you can't help but think that he was in the middle of getting a little something!
Maybe he had a broken leg or arm! Maybe he was bleeding from a deep laceration or he had a Concussion! His friends were very concerned!get your head out of the Gutter!
I'm truly sorry and I'm praying for all effected by this horrible disasters but on a lighter note am I the only one listening to the cameraman. He sound like he's in the middle of receiving some special attention. 0-7:00. Lol!
7:56 So you really think somethings going on where he’s standing with the sound of kids in back ground right in public view??? Really 🤔 maybe your right but I doubt it!
Watching this in the super low resolution and all the noises he was making the moaning an grunting made it difficult. Especially after the 6 Minute mark.. But this was a very sad day for Japan a lot of loss a lot of cities wiped off the map.. but I know the Japanese are very very strong people that will/have bounce back strong.. but it proves that no matter how much technology we have or how smart we think we are Mother Nature will not be topped stopped or dropped..
You can adjust the resolution on your end. You can also turn your volume down so that you don't have to listen to the man's "grunting and moaning", which, btw, is a pretty horrible way to describe someone's fear and grief. Do you complain about people crying at funerals, too?
@@RedPillAlways you didn't have to bother replying, I already knew you are a rancid person. But points for creativity, I suppose, because you're obviously the only person to ever try to make a witty comment about my username 🙄
that's how japanese people make verbal reactions to things. they often say AAAHH!! or WAAAHHH?!?! or even OOOAHH?! it's really no different from other languages, such as english making HUH? or WHOA!! noises.
What I noticed about all these videos is the fact that all the higher ground escape routes are almost impossible to climb because they are very steep for most people to climb up to especially the elderly and children even for average people ... once reaching assumed safety most locations do not have any shelter equipped to handle large number of people and to keep them warm during very cold weather conditions ... all roofs should have been shelters all high level observation points should be covered with shelter ... etc Japanese spend fortunes on golf, delicacy foods, and other but not on things that could have saved many more lives than that they lost
The gasps of chi as it starts... Slow motion real time sorrow. We must respect this earth. The horror of this day. Agony. And it was just beginning. Fukashima still looms over the world.
Too bad all the stupid zooms that bring nothing, he just had to put his smartphone down in the direction of the port and wait, no interest in filming waves that far
Agreed. Sadly, anyone who buys a camera can call himself a photographer if he likes. It takes a lot of training and experience to understand what's involved in doing it properly. But, this is an amateur with a camera and he did his best without having a photographers true "eye" for capturing what's most important at any time. But we've seen worse. At least it didn't look like he tied his camera to a rope and let it swing around. And of course, deep condolences to all the people in Japan affected or injured by this awful geologic and "harbor wave" event. Wishing well to them all.
I am very struck by the reddish stripe seen on the horizon, is it the radiation from the nuclear power plant? OMG how many disasters have been endured by the Japanese people, my deep respect for them
12 mins into the video, and I can already tell the cameraman is a real ‘weenie’, filming everything he should not be filming. UPDATE: 22mins into the video, and I can already tell the cameraman is a real ‘trooper’, filming everything he should be filming. Way to do it right, Mr. Japan. Hats off to you
I don't understand the language, but I really heard your deep love in and for your fellow humans, just so incredible. Wow thank you for sharing. Chris from NZ. 🙏
とても貴重な動画を有り難うございました！
m(_ _)m
私の叔父叔母夫婦は、宮城県で津波にのまれ亡くなりました。
災害の怖さ、早期避難の大切さ等々…この様に動画をあげて下さってる皆さん、亡くなった叔父叔母夫婦、亡くなられた方々から学びました。
私は、悲しみと悔しさと亡くなった方々への様々な想いをこれからの災害に生かして行きたいと思います。m(_ _)m (感謝)。
がんばって下さい,亡くなった方の分まで,がんばって,行きましょう､１日１日を,大切に,がんばろう!頑張れるから!
I'd love for someone to translate this
…und in hundert Jahren haben es alle vergessen. Die Jungen denken, sie könnten die Welt verbessern und reißen alle ungeschriebenen Gebote ein. Man wird wieder hinter Schutzmauern wohnen und die Geschichte wird sich wiederholen.
Leider.
Man nennt das „Kollektives Vergessen“
Bitte haltet die Erinnerungen wach, damit so etwas nie wieder geschieht.
Mein Beileid mit dem japanischem Volk. Ich ahnte ja nicht, wie schlimm es wirklich war.
Thank goodness for a decent piece of footage of this catastrophic event! Not on zoom constantly and being moved around at break neck speed and all over the place and not shaking or filming anything but the tsunami. It must have been unbelievably difficult to film this event for most due to the emotional aspect of the situation and I’m grateful for all that I’ve watched. I wish both but the best for all our Japanese friends in their recovery and ongoing success in their lives.
ありがとうございます。
当時飯岡のアパートに住んでいました。3.11当日仕事が早く終わりシャワーでも浴びようかと思った時にこの地震にあい食器棚をおさえながらあまりの揺れに笑ってしまいました。 揺れが収まった後すぐ飛行機とヘリコプター(恐らく自衛隊)の音が聞こえてきました。私は不謹慎にも野次馬心で街中を車で見て回り事の重大さ、津波がきていた事を知り身体が震えたのを覚えています。
幸い私のアパートは旧道より内陸部にあったので津波の被害は免れましたが旧道より海側は壊滅状態… 同じ職場の家(平屋)では地震後片付けをしていたら突然津波が来たそうです。 逃げ遅れ大黒柱にしがみついて難を逃れたとの事でした。
二度とこのような事が起きませんように。そして亡くなられた方のご冥福を祈ります。
Uau, obrigada pelo seu relato. Mesmo morando lá e convivendo com repentinos tremores, muitos não pudetam dimensionar o tamanho das ondas.
É verdade que o Japão teria rebaixado sua amplitude em relação ao mar? Eu fico impressionada.
I can't imagine living through an earthquake of this size. I lived through the 89 Loma Prieta earthquake which lasted 15 seconds, and I thought that was long. But yours was 5 minutes.
❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹
I'm so sorry to the people of Japan. I remember watching on a network I no longer watch, lol. Your viewpoint is amazing. I've seen many videos but not this one. I live in a place where 2 inches of snow is catastrophic, but others who live here. I can't imagine going through this. There are no words.
Tammie A must be a republican
@@FastRoperN4 You must be an asshole.
You write a lot for someone with no words. :-))
@@FastRoperN4 Yep, you can smell one a mile away!
Another funny thing to note, is she was only informed about the tsunami, from watching a REAL news channel. Fox and friends and all her tin foil hat news channels on't focus on anything but themselves and their bile!
@@Plantified yikes.
これを見てしまうと地震や津波って地球にとってはごく普通な現象であって人間含め地球に生きる物全ての脅威ってつくづく思い知らされてなんかいずれ来るであろう南海トラフ巨大地震が凄く恐い…
貴重な映像ありがとうございます、津波がこんな風に来るんだってよくわかる映像でした、離れていても恐怖を感じただろうと思います。
The fear, anxiety and shock must’ve been incredibly difficult knowing what was to come.
I know. I've watched several videos on this tonight and had to turn it off for a while because I literally had a panic attack watching. Not only that, but I am terrified of water. Just typing that made my heart rate & anxiety go nuts. Bless all these ppl that live in a place that this can happen.
@@Deliveredfromevil Water including swimming pools too?
20:05位から中央付近に白いモヤみたいな影みたいのが海の方にスーーって移動してその内顔みたいなのがこっちを見てる気がして凄く怖いです
watchout your shadow is behind you
Don’t do drugs kids
Wrong. Tsunami waves cross deep water at up to 400 miles an hour but are less than a meter high - that's why ships at sea are safe, and why boat owners during a tsunami warning try to take their boats out to sea, When the waves reach shore, the shallow depth forces their energy upward, increasing the height. The shape of the coastline and the slope of the shoreline seabed also influence height.
こんなに長い時間撮影された映像は歴史的資料に値するような気がする‼️
Great video ive never seen..rest in peace all those that didnt survive..much love to Japan.
Poor camera man my heart went out to him, and japan for what they suffered 😢😢😢😢
Очень жаль ни в чем неповинных на данный момент людей, маленьких детей....
What I can't understand is why some blithely ignore the danger and either stand transfixed on the shoreline or get in their cars and drive towards it. It's not as though there is a single adult in Japan ignorant of the fact that Tsunami follows Earthquake.
@@Biffo1262 I agree with you but it’s easier to say that when we weren’t there. I also want to believe that the reason for some who were transfixed or just ignored the alarm is because of the multiple close calls they’ve had. Prior to the March 11, 2011 earthquake + tsunami Japan had 14 earthquakes dating back to 2001 all of which were over of magnitude 7.0. If I’m not mistaken, they had a big earthquake two days before the March 11th one. I’d like to think that I’d be the first one running for high ground shortly after an earthquake but I don’t know that would be the case. I can’t imagine what’s like to have an average of 1.5 earthquakes p/y in a decade.
Di Video ini terlihat masyarakat Jepang terlalu sepele melihat tsunami, padahal di negara saya di luan terjadi Tsunami aceh 2004..
Di Jepang ada pengumuman , tapi yg mati smpai 18ribu orang, aneh sekali.. Di Indonesia ,aceh, wajar banyak korban jiwa, karna tidak ada pengumuman secanggih Jepang, tapi ini di Jepang knpa bisa bnyak yg mati, krna masyarakat Jepang sepele dngan hukum alam, tidak melihat ke masa lampau di Indonesia aceh.. Padahal nama dan kata kata Tsunami itu berasal dari Jepang 😒😒😒
千葉の映像本当に貴重なですね。
Very sad for what happened to their homes and city I live in the mountains on the West coast of Vancouver Island and even today I am still finding things on our remote beaches from the Japanese tsunami
Wow
Remarkable.
unbelievable. 8>°
Oh my
That must feel so strange. ❤️
I am so sorry for what you all went through. Blessings to all.🙏
津波が来るとは思わなかった
当然だと思う……震源から何百キロも離れてる
想定出来なくても当然だと……
でも逃げなきゃ行けないんだって勉強になった
Pastel de papas
Good Job is very nice u share with the rest of us what happen in ur country
It’s kind of like watching a train wreck in slow motion. Thank God they had a few minutes to get away or the death toll would have been even more horrific.
English subtitles would be good but really, some things are universal 💔
Incredible unseen footage! Thank you
東北ばかり取り上げられているけど千葉や茨城でも津波の被害はあった、ただ被害が比較すればかなり小さいのでほとんど触れらていない。
そうなんでですよ、九十九里浜、蓮沼村でも津波来たそうです。
That's unbelievable. God bless everyone who was affected by that. Makes you feel insignificant. Is it me or did it suddenly get dark as night toward the end? The beginning almost looked peaceful like a painting. I just cant believe how it looked like night at the end.
I can't believe there were still people on some of those boats.
my heart dropped when i saw cars still at the port trying to get away last minute
This is remarkable footage. The contrast between the beautiful pink/orange sky against the damage in the harbor is stunning, particularly when the beautiful colors become reflected on the water. I hope everyone on the boats and in the cars were able to somehow save themselves. Yesterday I watched an excellent documentary on TH-cam about what happened at the Fukushima nuclear power plant during the tsunami. The Japanese suffered so much and lost so much, and still there were heroes who did their best to prevent even more catastrophic damage at that plant. The Japanese people can be proud of all they’ve done to recover from this horrific event. Bless them all!
Honor and Respect 🪶
English subtitles would have been great. Thanks for sharing. May the people and land heal totally. For those who lost loved ones, my deepest condolences.
Tish K You actually need subtitles to understand a Tsunami. Why is it every English speaking feels so entitled. Why not German or French subtitles...perhaps Swahili??? It's a Tsunami for heavens sake how are subtitles going to help????
Steven Booth -
People can comment that subtitles would
have been great. I’ve seen these before on
these videos. Anybody can ask for whatever language they want.
@@triciasomogyi5431 I agree, but I also see the other p.o.v. It feels a little disrespectful ...
津波って20cmとか30cmだと思ってました。津波警報が出ても実際に来た津波は数cmだから津波警報が出たとしても大した事ないと思ってました。でも、それが甘かった自分が情けないです。自然の力は人の考えられない力があるんだと恐ろしく感じました
That pink sky makes it look very eerie
There's something not right about that!
It's actually sunset. Nothing funky about it at all. The description says 17:11. That's 5:11 pm
This is an excellent example of tsunami wave refraction. The wave bouncing back from the shore against itself and rising bigger back across the bay 😮anf flooding the harbor the way it did is the best wave refraction video I have seen.
It feels awful to keep watching but it’s like a train wreck. You just can’t stop
l1 tell me about it ive been watching for 5 nights
I know 😥
And I’m watching agin!
Es ist unglaublich welche Gewalt von der Natur ausgeht.
Wir in Deutschland kennen solche Überschwemmungen weniger. Es ist schon bewegend was die Menschen in Japan durch machen müssen. Furchtbar. Danke für diese Aufnahmen. 😰😰
They had no way of knowing how catastrophic this was going to be. They wouldn’t be laughing for long. What a heartbreaking situation for them.
They're filming it, of course they know I mean has there ever been a non serious tsunami? She most likely laughed her way to the funeral home.
L Hull l
So true and sad.
@@loriflynn78 on average there are 3 to 6 tsunami every month. So yes most tsunami are not "serious".
Anxious laughter I think. Humans respond to the unimaginable horrors of life by connecting with each other in laughter and tears.
I’ve noted a lot of laughter at funerals- not disrespectful, but with love.
Good video. So terrifying!
It doesn't look bad at the begging but that wave is around 15 meters it sure hard to see its true size from this distance. Will their new sea wall protect them better the next time?
Don't think it was 15 meters. At this point. This is Chiba Prefecture way south from the epicenter its just messing with the marina areas.
空が真っ赤！
That town was extraordinarily lucky. Because the wave was travelling parallel to the shore it caused basically no damage at all although a number of boats were battered and some sunk, but not a drop in the town that I could see.
友達の実家が海岸線沿いにあった為に丸ごと流されました…
ひどい出来事でした…
I hope they were able to go forward and make a good life.
They thought their sea walls would be enough to protect them. But, they were not made tall enough for this one.
Actually that's where you're wrong the earthquake was so powerful that the country dropped a metre in hight so the country now sits a metre lower than what it did before so the defence walls dropped but defence walls arnt still enough to stop a flow of water like this not a chance
It's strange; you know the water's moving fast, yet it seems to take a long time to move across the bay, or to come ashore. I've thought that in other tsunami videos too.
When you see an aeroplane flying across the sky, it seems to be going very slowly, but you know it is doing 500 mph. It's a matter of perspective.
Part of the reason is because the tsunami moves faster when its channeled into a narrow river, but slower with its the open sea.
I am quite good judge of movement speed and I am know this is more of 300mph!
避難勧告が出てからでは、既に遅い、強い地震に会ったら、すぐさま高い所へ避難する。
人から何を言われようとも避難が最優先である。常に、こう様な意識を持った人は助かる。
7:40
恐らく堤防などにぶつかって反射した波が押し寄せてくる波とぶつかり大きなうねりになってると思われます。
God Bless the Japanese during this very hard time.
i am so glad your town didnt get washed away
greetings from Germany
hopefully it's better you today
@mirko many of these places a just flat and empty now.
That's true but for some cases, the wall was high enough but the earthquake was so strong that it had sank Japan by a meter. In some places, the tsunami was ten meters ; so was the seawall but the water went over anyway. The only known place where the seawall saved the community was Fudai but only because the seawall was 51 feet tall.
Very blurry through out the video. Couldn't watch it.
I think all those walls did a good job in this video!
All those walls did a very good job in lots of earlier -smaller- tsunamis. For these 10 to 16 meter monsters even Japan was underprepared. There are limits to what a country can do, allthough lots of life was saved thanks to Japans constant safety drills and evacuation plans.
@@almanoor-bakker5964 The earthquake alone didn't explain how huge the tsunami was at some places and how capricious it was (highest point was 38 meter). The explanation now is that there were under water landslides involved.
No, he was feeling overwhelmed. You know this ; I know this. 20 000 people died or missing as a result of the tsunami. Tens of thousands of lives changed forever. You still want to make a joke ? How old are you ? Eight ?
It's 7 years later are you still a virtue signaling
😪😓😪
BERGY DAS MEISTER it’s being respectful
@@bergydermeister5616: Are you a human turd? It seems like you are.
この動画を見て、次は犠牲になる人がいなくなってほしいですね。
😭🙏🏼
Очень страшное видео, сразу видно насколько слаб перед природой человек...
Almighty God continually bless and comfort mind body spirit, all search and rescue and special forces teams involved in this tsunami. Also all involved during the current global Covid 19 pandemic Amen 🙏
they look like the lucky ones I saw the sea defences played a part
Yeah, the waves were very capricious. At one place the biggest wave was 38 meters. This place must be further away. They think under sea landslides played a part in the biggest waves. The earthquake alone couldn't explain the immense tsunami.
I looked it up. It's a bay near Tokyo.
hard stuff // god bless japan
All things considered, the town seemed to weather the event incredibly well. It looked designed to handle/channel water. It almost looks like an industrial fishing complex. Pardon my ignorance. It didn't seem to receive nearly the wave intensity as many others that I've seen. I'm assuming it was further away from the tsunami epicenter.
Distant waves blocking out the sunsets
The name of this beach chiba
Iam From pakistan i love japan❤💯
I have no idea what I was just looking at .
A large overview of the incoming waves after the earthquake near Japan in 2011. Over 18000 people died.
Very difficult lighting conditions, and the limitations of the technology that you had (240p) - yet you did a very good job. This footage is historical - and more.
I believe it has been very valuable to the professionals who study tsunami behaviour.
A great contribution towards informing design of tsunami defences, and for evacuation strategies.
great footage for research!
the feeling that the operator is about to finish
Максим Фролов - I must be as sick as you. Thought the same thing
Lol
I mean that's not too unreasonable I mean if I know I'm about to die what's the last thing I would want in this world an awesome blowjob a good cold beer and a bong hit😁👍
Lol indeed funny as hell to
You are crude. You have NO idea what Ahhhhh. Is expressing in Japanese I can assure you he is NOT "getting off " the fck wrong with you? 🤬
I think it's a tsunami happened a couple of hours after the great tsunami. It is in Asahi (Chiba Prefecture) south, out of the hardest hit areas. Although were registered 15 deaths.
Thank you. With the evening setting in, that's what I was thinking. The sky looks unnaturally pink. Would this have anything to do with the power plant in Fukashima?
@@hi.moriarty この場所の夕日はピンクや紫に見える時間があります
@@erik-pw6gz Google translate interpreted your reply as "The sunset in this place has time to look pink or purple "
Sunsets are beautiful and I can imagine it would be absolutely stunning there!
@@hi.moriarty 英語がわからないのでGoogle翻訳で返信を読みました
ありがとうございます
ここは季節や時間、天気によって違う夕日が見られるのでとても好きな場所です
@@erik-pw6gz (Your reply) "I don't understand English so I read the reply with Google Translate
thank you
This is my favorite place because you can see different sunsets depending on the season, time and weather."
Mine:
これはあなたが住んでいる場所ですか？そこにたくさんの時間を費やしているようですね。
夕日について最も感動するものは何ですか？ 😁
💖s this where you live? It sounds like you spend a lot of time there.
What moves you the most about the sunsets?
Despite knowing that a tsunami was forecast, people still left cars down by the harbour instead of driving them to high ground, out of the danger zone.
I suspect that many believed that the much publicised sea defence network would protect the coastal communities...
This was heartbreaking, so many lost their lives, many more lost homes and businesses, it's horrifying to watch but one of those things where you can't look away and I feel for all those who died and hope they are at peace. One thing I have to say, I seen others say it and I know it's a tad inappropriate given the circumstances but some of the noises this guy makes, you can't help but think that he was in the middle of getting a little something!
Getting what Maria??
Maybe he had a broken leg or arm! Maybe he was bleeding from a deep laceration or he had a Concussion! His friends were very concerned!get your head out of the Gutter!
There's no safe place to live on this Planet. We are just visitors here. The World is in charge. God Bless them all!
I hope the insurance companies paid out fairly and quickly.
Red Rooster yeah right this probably put some company’s out of business
Not sure Japan has the same type of home insurance coverage like the US
Insurance doesn't cover acts of God.
E quem não tinha seguro?
In the uk even if you have insurance it would not cover things like this, it's called an act of god. Don't know about other countries.
I'm truly sorry and I'm praying for all effected by this horrible disasters but on a lighter note am I the only one listening to the cameraman. He sound like he's in the middle of receiving some special attention. 0-7:00. Lol!
7:56 So you really think somethings going on where he’s standing with the sound of kids in back ground right in public view??? Really 🤔 maybe your right but I doubt it!
Watching this in the super low resolution and all the noises he was making the moaning an grunting made it difficult. Especially after the 6 Minute mark.. But this was a very sad day for Japan a lot of loss a lot of cities wiped off the map.. but I know the Japanese are very very strong people that will/have bounce back strong.. but it proves that no matter how much technology we have or how smart we think we are Mother Nature will not be topped stopped or dropped..
You can adjust the resolution on your end. You can also turn your volume down so that you don't have to listen to the man's "grunting and moaning", which, btw, is a pretty horrible way to describe someone's fear and grief.
Do you complain about people crying at funerals, too?
@@nobody8328 it took you 8 months to come back butthurt about that.. "Nobody" needs to try an become Somebody an get a life
@@RedPillAlways you didn't have to bother replying, I already knew you are a rancid person.
But points for creativity, I suppose, because you're obviously the only person to ever try to make a witty comment about my username 🙄
@@nobody8328 by your butthurt reaction it doesn't sound like I tried it sounds like I succeeded.. But yea OK to whatever you said. Here's a 🤧.
It is the sound of grief.
He was grieving, along with how many more individuals facing unbelievable loss.
あなたは遠くから見て、ひどいことは何も起こらないと思いますが、実際にはすべてを破壊しました😔
why people in the port didn't runaway and save their own life?
潮位の下がり方が凄い
このアングルはスマトラの津波を思い起こさせる
Great video
Qemiedo pordios 🙏
Anyone know what that red glow out at sea is at 39:14
That's the sun. Sunset.
You get a ton of time to build your defenses, but when it hits you have to do with what you have built.
that's how japanese people make verbal reactions to things. they often say AAAHH!! or WAAAHHH?!?! or even OOOAHH?! it's really no different from other languages, such as english making HUH? or WHOA!! noises.
I at first was wondering if he had a girlfriend with him at the time of filming........
@@petermcgreevy6386 you naughty boy
Was that a second independent tsunami? Or a reflection of the first off the bay coastline?
2nd wave. Tsunamis always have multiple waves and the 2nd is always the strongest and highest.
下永井
Shimonagai
旭市
Asahi
千葉県
Chiba
289-2706
日本
Japan
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what did the warning say @ 42:32 ?
"Please replace the battery pack"
You mean 45:08?
Nice video, definitely not from a Samsung phone, Samsung’s video is frozen
地震の名前が東北地方太平洋沖地震で，被災地と云うと，東北地方沿岸の様に思われる節が有るのですが，関東地方も，被災地であったのが，忘れられている様に感じます．関東地方でも大勢被災しました．
Tsunami is slower then i puncture but the devastation its not the 100' wave its like 20 mile washer machean of 20' waves of stuff and water
This was a bay near Tokyo, with lesser impact than other places.
16:50画面中央左？黒い影が変にあちこちに動いてるのは何？
ほんとですね！犬とかかな？って思ったけど、ずっと目で追ってると一瞬消えたりするし…
17:25あたりから、今度は目の前の建物の左から2匹目が急に現れて、走ってるように見えますね😮
What city in Chiba Prefecture is this? I know there are people in Japan who know English. I don't know Japanese Kanji
Asahi-si,Iioka toudai
旭市飯岡灯台
地震、津波をイコールに紐つけてとにかく高台に避難、何事も無かったら良かったね～と笑いあえるようにしなくてはいけないのだと思った。
What I noticed about all these videos is the fact that all the higher ground escape routes are almost impossible to climb because they are very steep for most people to climb up to especially the elderly and children even for average people ... once reaching assumed safety most locations do not have any shelter equipped to handle large number of people and to keep them warm during very cold weather conditions ... all roofs should have been shelters all high level observation points should be covered with shelter ... etc Japanese spend fortunes on golf, delicacy foods, and other but not on things that could have saved many more lives than that they lost
Wheres the Tsunami warning.
I do t hear anything, and why are people still down there. Why are they not moving out
no audio
I'm sorry this guy's breathing is starting to freak me out a little bit
And how would you be breathing watching your fishing boat be destroyed ?
The gasps of chi as it starts... Slow motion real time sorrow. We must respect this earth. The horror of this day. Agony. And it was just beginning. Fukashima still looms over the world.
We must respect the Earth? What does that even mean in response to a video clip about a tsunami?
@@cjb8010 Kind of a paradigm thing. 7 generations, and all that.
I'm sorry japan
What is the sign at 42:28 ?
BS from a conspiracy nutter.
Bitte tauschen Sie den AKKU aus!
Too bad all the stupid zooms that bring nothing, he just had to put his smartphone down in the direction of the port and wait, no interest in filming waves that far
Agreed. Sadly, anyone who buys a camera can call himself a photographer if he likes. It takes a lot of training and experience to understand what's involved in doing it properly.
But, this is an amateur with a camera and he did his best without having a photographers true "eye" for capturing what's most important at any time.
But we've seen worse. At least it didn't look like he tied his camera to a rope and let it swing around.
And of course, deep condolences to all the people in Japan affected or injured by this awful geologic and "harbor wave" event. Wishing well to them all.
spoiler alert: a few smaller p-waves before the video freezes at about 45:00
とても貴重な映像ですね。
それにしても非常にワイドなうねりです...
I am very struck by the reddish stripe seen on the horizon, is it the radiation from the nuclear power plant? OMG how many disasters have been endured by the Japanese people, my deep respect for them
That is the sun setting
@@gbosearcher-3686 lol
@@gbosearcher-3686 not at 38:30 it isn’t...the sun set well off to the right of that in the hills behind the city
The fire is another city along the coast burning. The power plant wouldn't actually be glowing.
17:11 is 5:11 pm winter so yeah the sun is setting. It's not Haarp or any other weirdo conspiracy stuff. Get a grip!
Chiba didn't have much tsunami damage.
PLANETA TERRA E A NATUREZA.
OBRA DA NATUREZA
ああああ〜あり得ない、、、貴方の溜め息🆖
Hi
stuartglas rey …H i😂
12 mins into the video, and I can already tell the cameraman is a real ‘weenie’, filming everything he should not be filming.
UPDATE: 22mins into the video, and I can already tell the cameraman is a real ‘trooper’, filming everything he should be filming.
Way to do it right, Mr. Japan. Hats off to you