A pine tree stands amid the tsunami devastated area in Rikuzentakata, Iwate Prefecture on Sunday. It was the only one omong several tens of thousands of other pine trees forming "Takata Matsubara", or Takata seaside pine forest, which remained after the M

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A pine tree stands amid the tsunami devastated area in Rikuzentakata, Iwate Prefecture on Sunday. It was the only one omong several tens of thousands of other pine trees forming "Takata Matsubara", or Takata seaside pine forest, which remained after the March 11 tsunami washed away all the others, local media said. (Mar.13, 2011)
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A pine tree stands amid the tsunami devastated area in Rikuzentakata, Iwate Prefecture on Sunday. It was the only one omong several tens of thousands of other pine trees forming "Takata Matsubara", or Takata seaside pine forest, which remained after the M
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A pine tree stands amid the tsunami devastated area in Rikuzentakata, Iwate Prefecture on Sunday. It was the only one omong several tens of thousands of other pine trees forming "Takata Matsubara", or Takata seaside pine forest, which remained after the March 11 tsunami washed away all the others, local media said. (Mar.13, 2011)
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