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What Happened In Japan After The Tsunami?
What Happened In Japan After The Tsunami?
Explore the inspiring stories of individuals and communities along Japan's Tohoku coastline, who have rebuilt and thrived with renewed spirit after the devastating 2011 tsunami.
6 places · 1 experience
1Glide GarageWindow cleaning service · Centennial4.6 (331)ClosedGlide Window Cleaning, 2305 E Arapahoe Rd Ste 150, Centennial, CO 80122- Questrel Guitar · $7,500 — An innovative, handcrafted luxury guitar designed by Yosuke Kajiya in collaboration with Ken Okuyama (who designed the Enzo Ferrari). It's unique for not using any screws or glues, instead employing traditional Japanese carpentry techniques. These exclusive instruments sell for up to $7,500.
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3Damborghini ShowroomCar dealer · Chesterfield4.6Closed · opens 10 AMLamborghini St. Louis, 1 Arnage Blvd, Chesterfield, MO 63005- Damborghini Cardboard Car — A one-to-one scale replica of a Lamborghini, ingeniously crafted from 500 pieces of corrugated cardboard. This impressive model is a clever play on words ('Danboru' is Japanese for cardboard) and has become a symbol of Onagawa's recovery and innovation, even leading to its creator meeting the Emperor.
- Experience · 1 place
Get a Wake-Up Call from a Fisherman
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5K-PortMarketing consultant · Newark5.0 (12)Closed · opens 9 AMKSPORT, Inc., 40 Clinton St Box 32097, Newark, NJ 07102- Ken Watanabe's Daily Fax — A unique feature of K-Port, where actor Ken Watanabe sends a daily fax for customers to read. This allows visitors to feel a connection with him, even when he's not physically present, and offers insights into his thoughts, such as welcoming the winter season.
6Tsunakan MinshukuBudget Japanese inn · Kesennuma4.7Guest house Tsunakan, 81 Karakuwacho Shibitachi, Kesennuma, Miyagi 988-0571, Japan- Ichiyo Kannou's Hospitality — Ichiyo Kannou, the owner of Tsunakan Minshuku, is described as 'probably the world's friendliest person.' Her energetic and positive attitude, even after personal tragedies, makes guests feel at home and has made Tsunakan a pillar of the local community and a highly reputed guesthouse.
