By YUSUKE HOSHINO/ Staff Writer
April 1, 2022 at 07:30 JST
Tatsuki Kumagai, right, stands in front of the Ruins of the Great East Japan Earthquake Kesennuma City Memorial Museum within the former building of Kesennuma Koyo High School, which was submerged up to the fourth floor in the tsunami, with his younger brother, Akira, center, and his sister, Misao, on March 6 in Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture. (Shigetaka Kodama)
KESENNUMA, Miyagi Prefecture--Tatsuki Kumagai has vivid memories of the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami and the things he did wrong that fateful day but still survived. [Read More]
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