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The Great East Japan Earthquake and subsequent tsunami of 11th March 2011 devastated the city. In addition, the city center where many seafood processing companies were located was destroyed by the massive fire that spread from an oil tank at the bay entrance. More than 1,316 died or were missing, and 15,611 houses were destroyed, affected 9,500 households (as of 29th May 2012). Also, according to Kesennuma City officials, out of 4,102 registered business institutions, 3,314 businesses or 80% of
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34.7280992, 135.2723264
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34.7280992
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135.2723264
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34.7280992,135.2723264
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KH
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Japanese
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Project Overview : SEEDS Asia English site
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The Great East Japan Earthquake and subsequent tsunami of 11th March 2011 devastated the city. In addition, the city center where many seafood processing companies were located was destroyed by the massive fire that spread from an oil tank at the bay entrance. More than 1,316 died or were missing, and 15,611 houses were destroyed, affected 9,500 households (as of 29th May 2012). Also, according to Kesennuma City officials, out of 4,102 registered business institutions, 3,314 businesses or 80% of
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http://www.seedsasia.org/eng/the-great-east-japan-earthquake/the-great-east-japan-earthquak-01-summary/43