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Iwaki 3.11 Memorial and Revitalization Museum
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Préfecture de Fukushima · Iwaki
37.0007°N, 140.9745°E
Usuiso, on the Iwaki coast, lost most of its houses and a large number of its residents to the tsunami in March 2011. The city built its memorial museum on that ground, a short walk from the sea wall and the rebuilt beach, and it opened in May 2020.
The emphasis is on the tsunami itself and on what happened afterwards in a city that took in tens of thousands of evacuees from the towns further north while dealing with its own destruction. There is a VR reconstruction of the wave, objects and records held from the affected districts, and talks by local storytellers. It is smaller and more specific than the prefectural museum at Futaba, and the two are complementary rather than duplicates.
Informations essentielles
Horaires d'ouverture
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Tarif d'entrée
Admission set by the museum — confirm before travelling
Meilleure saison
Year-round
Durée de visite
90 minutes – 2 hours
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Guide d'initié
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