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The ferocity of japans enduring quakes. toshio iwahama lives here alone after losing his wife. at 82, he doesnt know how hell manage the repairs. translation: we always have earthquakes around here, - but ijust didnt think wed get a big one like this. i didnt take it seriously. i thought we were safe here. this is only the tip of the destruction. we are trying to get closer to the epicentre, to a city where we know that at least a dozen people have died and many more are trapped in their homes t...

The city says repairs are scheduled on Marine Road on Wednesday, Jan. 3.

After losing his wife. at 82, he doesnt know how hell manage the repairs. translation: we always have earthquakes around here. - but i just didnt think wed get a big one like this. i didnt take it seriously. i thought we were safe here. this is only the tip of the destruction. we are trying to get closer to the epicentre, to a city where we know that at least a dozen people have died and many more are trapped in their homes that have collapsed. but we are struggling because, if you look at this ...

Toshio iwahama lives here alone after losing his wife. at 82, he doesnt know how hell manage the repairs. translation: we always have earthquakes around here. - but i just didnt think wed get a big one like this. i didnt take it seriously. i thought we were safe here. this is only the tip of the destruction. we are trying to get closer to the epicentre, to a city where we know that at least a dozen people have died and many more are trapped in their homes that have collapsed. but we are struggli...

Earthquake in 12 years. nomura—san thought his shrine was going to collapse. "the whole gate was swaying. the alleyway was swaying, too. the children had to squat on the floor so as not to fall over," he told me. alerts chime. as we travel towards the epicentre, were alerted to another earthquake. these aftershocks keep coming. further in, old wooden homes have been brought to the ground — not made to withstand the ferocity ofjapans enduring quakes. toshio iwahama lives here alone after losi...

Earthquake in 12 years. nomura—san thought his shrine was going to collapse. "the whole gate was swaying. the alleyway was swaying too. the children had to squat on the floor so as not to fall over," he told me. alerts chime as we travel towards the epicentre, were alerted to another earthquake. these aftershocks keep coming. further in, old wooden homes have been brought to the ground, not made to withstand the ferocity ofjapans enduring quakes. toshio iwahama lives here alone after losing hi...

It decayed during the years when this building lay empty, and also bears the scars of previous brutal patch—up attempts. its been covered up for a long time. so the directors took the decision in the summer that it was now urgent. obviously, its the first appearance for visitors when they come in. now, its undergoing expert restoration — a fiddlyjob, which involves cutting tiny tiles to perfectly replicate those which were lost. we are replacing somewhere in the region of 50...50,000. it is ...

To fall over," he told me. alerts chime. as we travel towards the epicentre, were alerted to another earthquake. these aftershocks keep coming. further in, old wooden homes have been brought to the ground — not made to withstand the ferocity ofjapans enduring quakes. toshio iwahama lives here alone after losing his wife. at 82, he doesnt know how hell manage the repairs. translation: we always have earthquakes around here. - but i just didnt think wed get a big one like this. i didnt take it s...

Out at temples celebrating new years day when japan was out at temples celebrating new years day whenjapan was hit by its strongest earthquake in 12 years. this man thought his shrine was going to collapse. the whole gate the sweing, the alleyway was swaying, too. the children had to squat on the floor so as not to fall over, he told me. as we travel towards the epicentre we are alerted towards the epicentre we are alerted to another earthquake. these aftershocks keep coming. further in, old woo...

Celebrating new years day, whenjapan was hit by its strongest earthquake in 12 years. nomura—san thought his shrine was going to collapse. "the whole gate was swaying. the alleyway was swaying, too. the children had to squat on the floor so as not to fall over," he told me. alerts chime. as we travel towards the epicentre, were alerted to another earthquake. these aftershocks keep coming. further in, old wooden homes have been brought to the ground — not made to withstand the ferocity ofjapa...