2011 Japan Tsunami - Kesennuma City, Fish Market. (Full Footage)
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2011 Japan Tsunami - Kesennuma City, Fish Market. (Full Footage)
Video footage recorded by Makoto Onodera at the Kesennuma Fish Market. Upscaled video quality. 0:00 The video shows the Oura and Asahicho area minutes before the tsunami. The water recedes, some boats move away from the coast escaping from the tsunami. 3:01 The tide begins to return and the sea level rises rapidly. 6:20 The water becomes a ...
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