Osamu Watanabe and his wife search through the floor-boards, all that remanis of their coastal home in the town of Natori. The Watanabes described the wave coming from three directions into the village and flattening most of the houses. The Watanabes came back hoping to find their family shrine that represented their parents an grand-parents, all they found was an urn that housed Osamu's father's ashes and a screw-driver. Earthquake in Japan on 11 Mar 2011 had killed thousands of people. The...
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Osamu Watanabe and his wife search through the floor-boards, all that remanis of their coastal home in the town of Natori. The Watanabes described the wave coming from three directions into the village and flattening most of the houses. The Watanabes came back hoping to find their family shrine that represented their parents an grand-parents, all they found was an urn that housed Osamu's father's ashes and a screw-driver. Earthquake in Japan on 11 Mar 2011 had killed thousands of people. The death toll was expected to rise dramatically, with tens of thousands reported missing..14 Mar 2011
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