00:01Fifteen years ago, a magnitude 9.0 earthquake struck northeastern Japan, triggering a tsunami
00:08and killing nearly 20,000 people.
00:12On top of the devastation, the tsunami also triggered the Fukushima nuclear disaster,
00:17the world's worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl.
00:36Japan has spent the past 15 years rebuilding communities and infrastructure across the affected region.
00:43According to government figures, reconstruction of major roads and public housing has now been completed.
00:49But efforts to rebuild continue today, with reconstruction efforts now focusing on long-term recovery.
01:04In Fukushima, radiation levels have significantly decreased due to decontamination work and natural decay.
01:10And in the Tohoku region, tourism is promoted again as communities rebuild and visitors gradually return.
01:19There are many people who live in boats that are just below the city.
01:19There are some people who live in boats.
01:19The Mets in the World of the Tentatis, one piece of two, when there are a million pounds
01:19And the tactics of the people who are probably not going around,
01:19We are not going in the world of land.
01:20The Mets in the World of the Tentatis, one thing that should be the most good news.
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