Keep moving: A clock went silent in Japan's tsunami, came back to life during aftershocks a decade later
Story highlights On February 13 of this year, another earthquake hit Japan — a little before the 10th anniversary of the disaster — which was described as an aftershock of the March 2011 disaster Things happen when the time is right, and in this case of a clock hit by Japan’s deadliest tsunami, the right time came after almost 10 years. A clock that dates back to almost 100 years in Japan stopped working after the deadly tsunami and earthquake hit the northeast coast on March 11, 2011. During that earthquake, the clock hanging in the Fumonji temple in the Yamamoto region stopped tick...