Ten years on from the 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster in northeastern Japan, many of the physical scars have healed. The debris is gone, the trains are running again, children are playing in green parks. And that, says one photographer who covered the aftermath, is why the time is right for a book that captures both the pain and beauty of the last decade in Tohoku.
Ten years on from the 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster in northeastern Japan, many of the physical scars have healed. The debris is gone, the trains are running again, children are playing in green parks. And that, says one photographer who covered the aftermath, is why the time is right for a book that captures both the pain and beauty of the last decade in Tohoku.