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I arrived in Ishinomaki in July 2011, about four months after the earthquake, as part of a volunteer group. On arrival, I was amazed at the devastation that had been caused and order that had been achieved at the same time. A mountain of concrete, four stories high, sections of hospitals, schools, city hall, libraries in one pile, where the main fish market used to be. Wooden rubble, remnants of houses and shops, neatly in another pile. Across the street were rows and rows of cars, stacked f
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Kizuna Commons | Memories in the Chaos: A volunteer’s story
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I arrived in Ishinomaki in July 2011, about four months after the earthquake, as part of a volunteer group. On arrival, I was amazed at the devastation that had been caused and order that had been achieved at the same time. A mountain of concrete, four stories high, sections of hospitals, schools, city hall, libraries in one pile, where the main fish market used to be. Wooden rubble, remnants of houses and shops, neatly in another pile. Across the street were rows and rows of cars, stacked f
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