The six Tohoku prefectures, Tohoku Tourism Promotion Organization, and Tohoku Kizuna Festival Executive Committee held the "Tohoku Four Seasons & ...

A popular comic’s ‘catastrophe warning’ sparks mass trip cancellations and tourism slump in Japan - Japan bookings have ...

Tsunamis and earthquakes pose devastating threats to coastal communities worldwide. However, beyond the immediate destructive ...

In a heartfelt tribute to global support following the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, the six prefectures of Japan’s Tohoku region, in collaboration with the Tohoku Tourism Promotion Organization ...

The Tohoku Kizuna Festival is a collaborative event of the Tohoku region’s six major festivals, initiated as part of the recovery efforts from the Great East Japan Earthquake. It will be held in six ...

Tohoku Wonder Trip Zone “Tohoku Wonder Trip Zone” features a special theater that presents colorful images showing the unique charm of Tohoku through the four seasons. Panels will also provide tourist ...

The 9.2 Sumatra earthquake and subsequent tsunami killed more than 227,000 when it struck the day after Christmas Day, while the 9.1 Tohoku earthquake in Japan killed more than 18,000 people. open ...

This photo shows the Onagawa nuclear power plant, operated by Tohoku Electric Power Company, Inc., in Onagawa, northeastern Japan on October 24, 2024. Japan has restarted a nuclear reactor at the ...

Tohoku Electric Power Company has applied to Japan' ... This enhanced cost recovery provision was to encourage the decommissioning of older and smaller units. The Onagawa plant is on Japan's ...

Efforts should be made to analyze whether the application of innovative knowhow has achieved the revitalization of economic recovery beyond the pre-disaster level of economic activity in Tohoku and ...

The huge earthquake and tsunami of 2011 devastated Japan’s Tohoku region but a national park full of cats and deer is playing a major role in the area’s recovery.

That magnitude 9.0 earthquake struck at 2:46 p.m., March 11, 2011. Not long after, cameras along the Japanese coast captured the wall of water that hit the Tohoku region.