By ISSEI YAMAMOTO/ Staff Writer
March 11, 2020 at 17:00 JST
In a scene from Sonomi Sato’s film on the Great East Japan Earthquake, a man who survived the tsunami cleans up a classroom at Okawa Elementary School. (Provided by Sonomi Sato)
Sonomi Sato stands on the former grounds of an elementary school in Miyagi Prefecture and starts reading a letter to her younger sister who was killed by the tsunami there nine years ago. [Read More]
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