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So Happy to see Cherry Blossoms: Haiku from the Year of the Great Earthquake and Tsunami
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The great earthquake that struck off the Pacific coast of Japan's northeast region on March 11, 2011, and the tsunami it created, destroyed wide swaths of the coastal regions, killing 16,000 people, with more than 2,600 people missing. The tsunami also disabled a nuclear power plant in Fukushima and forced large numbers of people to evacuate or flee the affected areas. Three years later, more than a quarter million people still live in temporary housing or elsewhere not in their own homes. Nearly 50,000 Fukushima residents continue to live outside the prefecture.
Title: So Happy to see Cherry Blossoms: Haiku from the Year of the Great Earthquake and Tsunami
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The great earthquake that struck off the Pacific coast of Japan's northeast region on March 11, 2011, and the tsunami it created, destroyed wide swaths of the coastal regions, killing 16,000 people, with more than 2,600 people missing.
The tsunami also disabled a nuclear power plant in Fukushima and forced large numbers of people to evacuate or flee the affected areas.
Three years later, more than a quarter million people still live in temporary housing or elsewhere not in their own homes.
Nearly 50,000 Fukushima residents continue to live outside the prefecture.
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