Preservation of 2011 quake devastation sites faces funding c

This building that used to house Kesennuma Koyo High School, which was destroyed by the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami disaster and is now part of a memorial museum in Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture, is pictured on Feb 6 this year.
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Preservation of 2011 quake devastation sites faces funding crunch
Feb. 23
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Feb. 23
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I am shure that there is a lot of other museums, tourist attractions that are struggeling for financial help as well, who should get preferential priority support? any? all? I think its worth keeping and supporting these disaster museums, this covid pandemic is only going to have a temporary effect on tourism, once people get there jab and flights start again, people will return.

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