Item Description
In the year that has passed, much has changed. Mountains of rubble have been cleared, but not fully disposed of yet. Nuclear power has fallen out of favor, and confidence in the government has been shaken. Japan mourns the confirmed deaths of more than 15,850 people, and still lists 3,287 as missing 12 months later.
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38.515724025819, 141.31581131744
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Ishinomaki City Hall
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38.515724025818585
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141.31581131744386
Location
38.515724025818585,141.31581131744386
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KH
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English
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Japanese Title
日本の地震：1年後 - The Atlantic
English Title
Japan Earthquake: One Year Later - In Focus - The Atlantic
English Description
In the year that has passed, much has changed. Mountains of rubble have been cleared, but not fully disposed of yet. Nuclear power has fallen out of favor, and confidence in the government has been shaken. Japan mourns the confirmed deaths of more than 15,850 people, and still lists 3,287 as missing 12 months later.
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http://wayback.archive-it.org/2438/20110301000000/http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2012/03/japan-earthquake-one-year-later/100260/
Attribution URI
http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2012/03/japan-earthquake-one-year-later/100260/