Japan earthquake magnitude 9.1 | Japan tsunami 2011 compilation
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
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Japan earthquake 2011
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This type of tragedies make you realize that owning material stuff is not a guarantee of anything. These people lost their houses, their cars, all of their belongings. Being alive and healthy is what truly matters.
Enlightened take.
It also make you realise 1 very important rule, don't fucken build close to the coast if the area is prone to seismic activity...
@@ArgStyleRlz well no build next to the coast just make sure you have good flood insurance and keep your valuables offsite in the hills. it helps if you have a lot of money to afford living like this but hey if you don't have the money to live on the coast don't live on the coast.
Or just live in a country with no earthquakes & Tsunami... Maybe outside the pacific ring...
@@mikefanofmovies go bible thump somewhere else 🤡
The saddest part about all the tsunami videos from Japan, is hearing the poor people having to sit there on top of a building or hill, and watch their whole towns being destroyed and them knowing that people are dying as well. Just heartbreaking.
Not poor people, every people there.
@@nutzhazel not "poor" as in no money poor, he meant "poor" as in unfortunate people
They knew tsunami risks before getting a house there though
@@monkeyman418 uh 0 died from the power plant explosion lmao
@@monkeyman418 Where did you get that wrong stupid information? No single person died from the Fukushima power plant accident.
I never want to experience or witness this in my entire life. The Japanese are strong people.
This event might happen once in 1000 years while I would be sad for all the people and property damaged would be amazing to see such a event probably won't happen again for 100's of generations. The video can be used for generations to come as a teaching aid how to stay safe. The next one won't be any of the people alive today it will be so far into the future no one would have a clue if it wasn't for these videos.
weak
@@Robin-hv5tv shut up
@@Mike-01234
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I want to I just wanna experiance earthquake and tsunami
5:03 Someone shouting at the town "I thank you, dad. I'll never forget you." This probably the first time for me to hear a real farewell and I.. I don't know what to say
yeah, that was so sad, seeing your own death is not something we wetness. the best gift was have as a human is that we don't know when we die, and if we know, then that's horrifying.
Проза переведите на рус .язык.
@@ОблобердиНосировIt’s easy to do yourself 😊
この男の子は冗談でその言葉を言っています。まだま津波が街に到達した直後だから、これから起こる悲劇を想像出来ずに冗談を言っているのでしょう。
この男の子の父が本当に生きているのかは分かりませんが、冗談が真実になっていないことを祈ります。
I watch these videos only rarely, to remind myself to take the dangers seriously when they come. Thank you for helping me keep myself safe.
No one can escape such , it is only be grace of God almighty, the creator o heavens and earth.
9.0な
As a Japanese person, I am very happy to see so many people here praying for Japan. I was only 5 years old and at home in Tokyo when this earthquake occurred, but I remember being very scared of the fairly large shaking. As I write this, a tsunami has hit the area along the Sea of Japan. Japan has many natural disasters due to its geographical location. Once again, blessings to everyone overseas. from Japan.🇯🇵🌏
Stay strong💪 all my fellow brothers and sisters in japan, this will too fade away with your resilience and unyielding character.❤❤😊
دوستان عزیز .. موحد شوید ..بجای پرستش مجسمه ها ، به خدای بزرگ ،، آلله،، پناه بیاورید تا در امان بمانید .
Please be safe.
За какое время вас предупреждают о цунами?
🇯🇵🤝
The cars and motorcycles fleeing the tsunami are bad enough, but the pedestrians that you know weren't fast enough are heart-breaking.
It's very dangerous and can also cause to many damages there. Greetings from Miami my name is Susana obeid hope everything is going smoothly with you
Verdade
natural selection
Despite how tragic and horrifying this was...it's amazing to live in a time where we can record and experience these events over the internet. We get to witness one of the most powerful tsunamis in recorded history. Never underestimate mother nature...even this isn't the worst of what she is capable of. Hope those who had to go through this in person have managed to find peace in the aftermath and recovery.
there was a similar tsunami happened about 20 years ago in hokkaido area. but it happened during the night therefore no footage was left. so even we japanese didnt know how serious it was until this time. we were just puzzled why ships were in the mountain from photos taken after that. i now know anything could happen by tsunami.
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It was a nuclear plant Fuck up thing so it was us that started it .. but yea
Diana Amiar Rajale
I think if you talk about powerful Tsunamis the most powerful one was 2004 boxing day Indian Ocean Tsunami. It was absolutely horrific more than 250,000 people lost their lives. People were even unaware of the term Tsunami in that part of the world. Japan 2011 was probably the second biggest disaster. It was also horrific specially the Fukushima meltdown.
When the international news focused on the area of the Nuclear Power station the vastness of the area didn't convey just how terrifying this tsunami was...seeing HOUSES floating by in the surge really brings it into focus.
entire cities were gone because every single building was floating...it really is sad what happened. I never thought a tsunami could bring so much devastation
fbuang
To be fair, A lot of japanese houses use concrete foundations but the majority of the house itself are made of different types of wood material for easy deconstruction .
二度と思い出したくない出来事だが、絶対に忘れてはいけない出来事
テレビでは流せない映像だからこそUA-camに残しておくのはとてもありがたい
I was there in Tochigi Japan on 11 March 2011 when tsunami stike. It was a terrifyning moment in my entire life. At least we survived, but sad that many lives had been taken away by this tragedy.😭😭😭
Imagine being on a hill with your family and neighbors, watching your whole life get washed away in a few moments…
Sounds like a movie scene.
It just shows how insignificant we are to the power of mother nature... My heart and prayers go out to all those affected by this tragedy. Thank you to those that filmed while going through what had to be a truly horrific experience, to show the world what a Tsunami is and what it's like to experience... Your footage has taught me so much about Tsunamis than I have ever learned in books.
@@youssefazzouzi5791ur sad
No it doesn't. It shows that God is great and you need to turn from your sinful ways. There is no mother nature there is creation, and creator and some evil spirits pretending to be mother nature.
@@roxyb9211oh shut it!!!
@@youssefazzouzi5791 كلما تعلمت أكثر عن هذا العالم، كلما اقتنعت بوجود إله - لديه خطة إلهية لا يستطيع البشر فهمها بالكامل.
terrifying... it's much less a wave and more a case of the sea level suddenly going up by 10m
That is exactly what a tsunami is. It was called a "tidal wave" for decades, but that term gives a very wrong impression.
Actually, their coast line went down by 3 metres.
So much respect towards these people and my condolences to all the people that have lost someone… may they rest in peace forever. Devastating 🙏🏼😔
My condolences to those that lost their lives.
I got really bad injuries when I was in the middle of tsunami
@@soileoikarinen8440 hope you and your family are doing great now. Greetings from Spain 🤎
@@ALBA.M¡Gracias! I'm from Spain too😂.
I wanted to share my experience, because the tsunami is not matter of play. It is the happines of the Creator that I am still alive.
@@soileoikarinen8440 wow do you live in Japan?
自分の街でこれを目の当たりにしたらまじでこの世の終わりとしか思えないだろうな…この映像の中に流されている人がいっぱいいるんですよね…ご冥福をお祈りします…
My heart goes out to the people who have lost their homes and loved ones due to these calamities. Their strength is admirable
Jejehshdhsheheh
@@taritaro8970 Delete that heartless comment.
I hope the people who survived this nightmare are better now. I can't imagine the suffering they must have gone through.
Thank you very much for visiting and commenting.
@@nils2118 Lmao that doesn't have anything to do with karma. It looks like you're one of those weird people who sees everything as a divine intervention. It's all about geography. Japan is in Pacific Ring of Fire that's because it's prone to earthquakes. I wonder if you ever had a decent education. People, including children who died in the earthquake have nothing to do with Japan's past atrocities. With your logic forest fires in Australia is a what, a karma for Australians or English people? So what about the massacres Asian and African people have committed against their own race? Why do they go unpunished? Great logic, dude.
@British vlog This is something I didn't learn about until the past few years, and I'm in my 40's. It is horrible. We need to remember to prevent, and forget to stay sane. I prefer a natural catastrophe, horrible as it is, over human evil.
このコメントに👍がついたら2024年も誰かが見てくれているということ
I really respect to their engineer's most of the building stands stable and quality
もう13年が経とうとしてるよ...
当時は私はまだ9歳だったなぁ…。
実家が内陸だったから近所のブロック塀が少し壊れた程度の被害で済んだけど、学校から家に帰ってから中継で福島や宮城の町が津波に呑み込まれる瞬間を見て唖然としたのを覚えてます。
My heart truley sinks everytime i see this and im reminded of how helpless i felt as i watched this day unfold on tv ... i can only imagine the horrors those and so many other witnessed on that day ! A sobering day mother nature reminded mankind we are all just visiting ! ... R.I.P. to all those who lost there life on that day !
Oosh felt sorry for the lost. Greetings from Miami hope you're safe and healthy
Given the scale of the disaster, I have always found it hard to believe that only 20,000 died.
definitely WAY more than reported
Anyone done any research?
@@b4guap441 They got tsunami warning and evacuated people before
@@rejubhaskar7498 They did evacuate people, but most of their evacuation centers were flooded and almost none survived there. Many school children in those evacuation centers died too. They only reported the death tolls as such because they separated it with their missing persons reports.
@@Jason-..- Source?
Officially it is around 20,000, with 2,500 missing.
5:03 「ありがとう 父さん 忘れないよ」 青少年がお父さんに感謝の声をかけている。お父さん無事避難できていて欲しい
改めて目にするとあまりに恐ろしい
津波警報がでると絶対に身一つで逃げるという事を教訓にしたい
高台にちゃんと逃げた人達それまで津波経験してないのにすごいと思う
Yes
本能じゃない？
後は、北海道に近いから地震からの津波の恐怖はある程度知ってる
Seeing it rip houses from their foundations and carrying them is incredible yet horrifying.
I'm amazed at how buoyant some of these homes were.
Cheap chinese construction.
@@orandachildren1051コメント間違えてるのでは？ここは日本です
東日本大震災から13年、亡くなられた方にご冥福をお祈りします
Places around the planet like Japan, that never lost touch with the cosmic scale of planetary science, fascinate me.
日本人です。宮城県にいました。
地殻変動レベルの地面の揺れ。しかし、それよりも津波の脅威を初めて知りました。
And every time I see a video of this day I literally have anxiety. I can't imagine how anyone 1 person felt during this. It's heart breaking.
Unimaginable destruction: I cannot fathom witnessing a disaster on this scale; prayers for all those whose homes, loved ones, businesses, were caught up in this event!
My highest respect to the Japanese for their resilience and demonstration to recover from this tragedy.
Nani???
thanx for not putting stupid music in the background! it's way better to have the natural sound or no sound! even if I don't understand what they are saying, I can still understand the fear, and disbelief and awe in their voice!
6:04 you can hear the people filming saying "The people! The people! Run!!" You can truly head the horror in their voices.
5:55 ここ辛いな
ふざけてた学生も
津波の凄まじさに
黙る･･･
My Japanese teacher was there when it happened, It amazes me how he saw it all and still survived.
Imagine standing on a hillside watching your whole town be destroyed below you. Surreal
The event was terrible enough… but to hear the people crying as well as the children trying to understand. The cemetery of departed loved ones and ancestors overlooking the town as houses are moved around like chess pieces and Cars like tub toys. Resilient people and determined. I wish all a sense of peace and strength
4:07 is probably the most devastating footage I've ever seen of a natural disaster, those homes lasted two seconds once the water reached them. With those winding streets you'd only be given about five seconds of warning to see that there is a wall of buildings coming at you. I can only imagine how many people were caught in that.
Roughly 20.000
one of them is saying "it's your house!"(omae no ie dayo), idk if it supposed to be a joke or they're actually telling the truth
@@kakyoindonut3213 I'm not from this region but I guess he is saying "Your house is gone" (Omae no ie naiyo) with a strong dialect
@@tsumogirimeijin ah I see I'm not japanese so I apologize if I'm wrong
@@kakyoindonut3213 It's totally fine! In fact, I am rather impressed that you were able to understand the key meaning of it despite the fact that Japanese is not your first language. Even I am not 100% sure if I heard it right lol
A better than usual compilation. I've seen are the footage before but not gathered together like this. It just astounds me how powerful water is.
It's the Wrath Of God on people who worship demons .
@puteqx also incompressible
@@T1971-w4c PURA verdade moro no Brasil
@@T1971-w4c人を救えない神に存在価値は無い
以前は海の側の家に住みたいと思っていたが、東日本大震災の映像を観て自分の自然災害に対する認識の編まさを痛感した。
まぁ海の側に住みたいとか作り話だろ。
山に憧れたら土砂崩れの映像みて止めて川が氾濫したら平地に住むの止めて、じゃあ何処に住むの…
復興しながら、また海沿いに住んでる人達は認識が甘いの？
人が住むには災害が付き物なんだから、住まないじゃなく何かあったらどう対処するかだよ。
Anyone in 2024 ?
Yes, was in Tokyo at the time but felt like riding on a jigantic swing
Graf
Me
Me
I am from 2025
私は阪神大震災に遭遇したものです。私の経験以上に悲しく悲惨な思いをされた方々がおられます。共々にこれからの人生を心強く生きて行きましょう。😊🙇🙋
いや、阪神大震災を被災してるなら経験以上に悲しい訳ないけどな。
神戸市方面から歩いて十三のミスドとかまで食料を買いに来てたりしてたのよ？
阪神大震災の時にどの辺りに住んでたの？
被災と遭遇を一緒に語るな
at 4:52 you can see people and vehicles trying to escape. I can only imagine the deafening chaos that surrounded these unfortunate evacuees and I wonder if the vehicles made it
I swear i saw a guy hauling ass just as fast as the cars. He probably made it.
Unfassbare Bilder! Mein Mitgefühl richtet sich an alle Betroffenen. Welch eine schreckliche und unbeschreibliche Naturkatastrophe. Die Bilder machen immer noch sehr betroffen und traurig.
The scariest thing while watching this is you saw some people running for their life...
God bless Japan!!
God is already doing this. stupid
God makes earthquakes
Well, they didn't really worship any god.
@@nutzhazel Yeah, that's why god sent them this reminder. Quit worshipin budah.
日本は神に頼らずとも国民がなんとかする。
神がいたなら、こんな事にならないから。
It's so humbling to see these structures of man that we put so much trust in collapse in mere minutes. The earthquake lasted six minutes and so many sleek buildings young and old just crumbled like paper and what was left, was swept away in the waves.
In the grand scheme of things we are still insignificant. Swept away like a wave of ants can be swept away with a broom. Our intelligence, strength and ability that we pride ourselves on so much, is nothing in front of the true power of nature. This was just a small reminder. And we still forget that today we are alive only on the basis of chance and that situation can change in seconds, every single day every part of the earth has the potential to experience a major disaster like this. So appreciate what you have in your life, care for those around you. Because nature doesn't care. And nature catches up to us all.
I was born and live in the most peaceful place in the world. Except for the current Russian provocations. We have earthquakes, but most people don't even feel them (I have never felt one in my 30 years of life) There are no tornadoes, tsunamis, or other terrible things. The Japanese are brave, amazing people. If you want to live without fear, you are welcome in Lithuania.
Amazing power of nature and water.
This is one of the most terrifying things I have ever seen. 😢
こうやって海外の人が津波や地震の怖さを理解してくれるの嬉しい
は？何が嬉しいの
自然災害に理解も何もないだろ
@@panch5922私の考えになりますが、報道等では分からない具体的被害などをユーチューブを通して知ってもらい、海外の方々にこれはバカにしてはいけないものなんだと認識、理解する人が少しでも増えるということを私は「嬉しい」と表現しました。しかし「嬉しい」という言葉はこの災害に被災された方々に大変失礼な表現だったと思っております。
じゃあ日本人は竜巻の怖さを理解してるの？
何故に少し上から目線なの？
文字の記事だけではなくこういう貴重な映像資料で、「これだけの物量が、こんなに一瞬で押し流されるんだ。引き波もあるから洪水とはまた違った危険があるんだ。」っていうのを知って欲しいよね。
ただの浸水とかじゃなくて、家も車も全てが玩具のように浮かんで、砕かれて、持っていかれるんだから。
It's raining, 9.0 earthquake, monster tsunami, volcanic eruptions, water shooting out of the ground, and nuclear explosions. This is why people thought December 21 2012 was the end of the world.
This was in March 2011..
@people I know.
@@nutzhazel I know. I watched it when it was live.
This is downright terrifying! Lifeguards always warn people at the beach not to get swept away from the shore by the tide... imagine the look on their faces when the tide ENGULFS more than just the beach! My most profound condolences to those who lost their loved ones to this tragedy... and a moment of silence to mourn for those who perished.
The tide won’t sweep you away but a rip current can. The trick is to swim parallel to the beach until you are out of it. If you try and swim toward shore you’ll just wear yourself out and drown.
一昨日いきなり福島の中学生の女の子と母親からメールが来た
たしかこの地震直後にヤフオクでトイレットペーパーと紙オムツ落札されて
代金後払いで発送したけど結局支払われなかったんだよね💦
よく覚えてないけど缶詰めとかお菓子もいっしょに送った気がする
お金振り込みたいから口座番号教えてって・・
最初はなんやねんって思ったけどなんか元気そうで涙出た😭
地震直後は福島方面への配送サービスはシステム上出来なくなって配送も受付てないはずだけど？
頼むから見る人が見たらわかる嘘をつくのはやめなさい。
能登半島の時に、SNSで「生き埋め助けて」て嘘つくのと一緒だから。
Até hj olhando esses vídeos não tem como não ficar chocada, mto triste
Unbelievable scenes of devastation caused by these natural disasters. Mother Nature truly commands respect
I live on the west coast of Vancouver Island, a literal minute from the ocean. I’ve felt quakes before as we’re very prone to them but they don’t scare me like the idea of a tsunami does. We have tsunami routes but you don’t know where you’ll be when a quake hits nor how long you have to get to high ground. When Japan was hit by this tsunami it rattled me. We had a lot of debris wash up here.
I also live in Vancouver, not on the island though but in Lower Mainland. We are supposed to have a huge quake on the west coast any time since the quake has been past due. Hope it will never happen during our life time.
I often visit the Tofino area on Vancouver island, and the last time I was there (May ‘24), all the signs marking the tsunami inundation zones along the Pacific Rim highway between Ucluelet and Tofino had been taken down. I was quite surprised.
こうやって海外の人達に震災のことを伝えてくれて本当に嬉しい。実際自分はこの時3歳ぐらいで記憶にほとんど残っていないけどたくさんの人が亡くなったんだと、人間の脆さになんとも言えない感情になりました。
Really? You're 14?
Нух сказал: "Господи мой! Поистине, мой народ ослушался меня, не уверовав и не попросив у Тебя прощения за грехи. Слабые люди из моего народа последовали за тем, богатство и дети которого увеличили только у него убыток в будущей жизни.
世界のあちらこちらで悲惨な災害や戦争でたくさんの人間が亡くなってる事実を知ってるよね
自分達の被害だけを伝えられて嬉しい？とか言ってる意味がわからない
頭弱いね
2016年にチャンネル登録してるけど小学生がアカウント持てるの？
@@はと969 もう高一です。登録した時は小学生だったかもしれないですw
It’s a terrifying feeling seeing this water come into Land and destroying lives, homes etc. May God have Mercy on all of us for this is not the end to come. There will be more! This can happen Anywhere!
I love japan, forever.
I am Japanese. Thanks to you, I recovered. We in Japan love you too!
Starting at 8:39 has to be the most harrowing footage I have ever seen.
R.i.p.
This whole thing is so eerie. Especially how black the water is.
I have watched a lot of videos about this disaster and out of all of them this is the worst of them all. @ 6:00 The water nearly rising as high as the hills is beyond terrifying. I was paranoid of the December 21st, 2012 phenomenon and I did not pay attention to this tsunami at the time but if I did I would've freaked out. Great video 👍👍
I don't think everyone fully understands the magnitude of the situation
ya.. i had to watch a documentary that had an animation that showed a part of the ocean floor the size of a small state dropped within a few minutes displacing an enormous amount of water before i understood.
I seldom watch such videos, but they serve as a crucial reminder to take impending dangers seriously. Thank you for assisting me in prioritizing my safety
It reminds me that this is life and none of us should take anything for granted.
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الملك اليوم لله وحده لا شريك له
That earthquake was bonkers. 6 minutes of shaking at a 9.1. The amount of energy unleashed in that event is impossible to really quantify in a way that makes sense. It's no wonder the tsunami that followed was as powerful as it was. It was an unstoppable juggernaut of water.
I remember footage of cracks in the ground where you could literally see the pieces of planet swaying back and forth past each other as things tried to settle. That's terrifying.
It moved the big island of Japan eight feet to the east and shifted the earth on its axis.
@@Trouble-Clefhonshu?
This is why Japan learned to rebuild itself so quickly.
Such a tragedy! This most beautiful country/island... at least they were able to make Japan even more beautiful. I think this devastation has to be the worst tragedy ever. I hope this never happens to them again.
I salute all Japanese people. You are incredibly strong and resilient people
Horrific. How do you even begin to comprehend.
あまりの光景に現実だと信じられず、テーマパークでショーを観るような感覚になるのわかる。
The Japanese heard at 3:06 was, "My car! I still have a loan!" He said.
I was in high school at this time. We watched this on live tv seeing people die. Crazy day sorry for the people lost
А вам в школе показывали, как США сбросило на Японию 2 атомные бомбы и погибло людей больше, чем от этого цунами?
It's like a real-life disaster movie. Except this time, the cameraman won't be safe.
Did you know the idea of this super quake was a common theme in Manga/anime through the 90s. They knew it was goin to happen except they had predicted the quake would be so devastating they would have to entirely rebuild Tokyo. Because of those predictions they redesigned their infrastructure in order to absorb the shock.
Yea okay dude, a country that has experienced the biggest quakes in history and where the word tsunami originated, only learned that this kinda shit could happen 30 years ago. The problem is these mega quakes are typically a once in a lifetime kinda event, so up until the internet, nobody really prepared for it, because basically nobody alive had ever seen such a thing, and by the time the next one hits, nobody from the one prior is typically still alive, to warn others.
@@TrySomeFentanyl it's not that they only learned it in the last 30 years, just that they were culturally climatised to accept it would happen and prepare for it accordingly. A major quake wasn't just anticipated by early warning systems, The expectation that it would happen was pushed inside the culture itself. They built up their infrastructure under the expectation that it would happen instead of assuming it wouldn't.
今見ても衝撃。私のとこは離れてたけどめっちゃ長く揺れてた。あの日テレビで見た津波の映像は忘れられない
डेंजर
滋賀にいて仕事の休憩中に見てたけど、皆やっぱり「あ～あ～あぁ～」としか言えなかったね。
I can feel the horror through the phone.
Many lost their lives and also properties where lost too, ur was truely a sorrowful day. Greetings from Miami hope you're good
Pretty sure at 1:19 someone got buried when that structure collapsed directly on top of them
at 1:18 on the left side there was an old woman holding on to a door and she gets buried in the rubble when the roof top crushes on to her. I hope she survived
i think when she saw the rubble she went inside
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This was next level i never forget at that time I was in class 6th😭😭
I pray for the many victims who will never forget even if they experience this earthquake and want to forget it.
The footage at 9:26 was literally a giant soup. Terrifying for the folks that actually lived it can't imagine being underall that
I can’t imagine seeing this in person, how do you not lose your mind!?😢
Сочувствую всем выжившим в той трагедии и кто потерял близких
Божечки,вам всем терпения!!¡!!!!!!
This is so extremely sad and it just proves a point that you can’t control mother nature😭I’m sure that land was once filled with the ocean and it just came back to proclaim its land, It’s just so sad that it had to take so many lives with it🥺
10:22 this will forever be heavy on my mind And I will always pray for the people who had to endure this😭❤️
Japonês é um povo que eu admiro muito. Apesar de tudo é um povo feliz e muito corretos.
Damn, it’s been about a year since I looked at this and no matter how many times I have looked at this I still can’t believe what I’m seeing.
My deepest respect for these individuals, and my heartfelt condolences to all who have lost loved ones. May their souls find eternal peace. Profoundly heartbreaking
5:03: That guy yelled, "Thank you, Dad! I won't forget you!"
Seeing the earthquake footage for the first time. 9.1! No wonder the tsunami was so huge! So terrible!
When the plate moved, it caused an upsurge of 22 metres. Imagine seeing that if you were at that area at the moment it happened. I'd sh*t a brick!
Much more disastrous than anyone could imagine.
Hope everyone that survived is okay.
PTSD another horrible consequence of this disaster.
God forgive us whatever we have done wrong i am praying for you all god bless you all OMG love from India 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤
Meu Deus 🙏 não sabia que foi tao devastador assim 😮 ❤ Salvador Bahia 🇧🇷
The power of the tsunami was just unreal, no matter how many times you see it. But the most revealing video from a social perspective is the very first one. A 9.1 Richter Scale earthquake is shaking everything violently, yet you hear not a shout or a screech from anyone, and the people just stand or walk calmly as if nothing is happening. I've always noticed that Orientals are much calmer by nature than an American or an Italian, but this really demonstrates it in bright color.
Orientals?
@@deathbycheese850 In my experience, Orientals (i.e., people from East Asia, such as Chinese, Japanese, Koreans) are calmer and harder to become agitated and angry.
I am Italian and I agree. When earthquake struck on July 2016 and I was at the center of it, everybody was shouting.
The buildings remained standing despite the quake, but were easily destroyed by the tsunami...
Orientals?? Way to lump in all asians together. You couldve just said the Japanese.
im happy i live in a country no "severe " weather happen. No earthquakes, no tsunamis, no hurricanes, no typhoons