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i chose this picture because it explains how a tsunami happens: the raised plate lifts up the water above it and the raised water moves either side in the form of a enormous wave creating a path of ultimate destruction when it comes into contact with anything

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I chose this image because it shows just how powerful the tsunami was and it shows us how powerful water can be and the destruction it can do to the buildings and infulstructures

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this image shows the devastation the tsunami coursed on March 11th 201. It shows the picture of when the tsunami strikes and after it strikes wiping out the hole lot of houses on it

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I have choosesn this image as in the background it shows the mass destruction that has happened, but that when disaster does strike many people are there to help and give there support. Also the smoke in the background shows after the tsunami there are many other dangers to look out for such as fires and infections. Finally, this shows how the local people pull together to help the old and ingered to survive this horrific event.

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I have chosen this image because it shows that some people really were left with nothing, no family or friends they were completely on their own with no means or transport or communication. It also shows the true devastation that Japan was left with after the tsunami, ll the plants and buildings were swept away and nothing in the tsunamis path was left untouched

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This image demonstarates how immense destruction occured, from the power of the ocean and tsunami aswell as the earthquake.The colaossal waves sweeps in land effrotlsly taking with it the homes of civililans and th foundations of their lives as they know it!

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I chose this image to illustrate the unconditional force and damage of the Japanese tsunami, which caused devastation throughout Japan. I also picked it because it makes you imagine how you would feel if you where watching this happen.

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I have chosen this picture to show the panic that everyone shows in the picture tells you that something devastating will happen and that everyone is trying to find a way to escape. It is also showing the huge amount of water just wiping out anything in its path just to keep moving forward with the trees in this picture being destroyed.

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I have chosen this image to portray the sheer damage that the tsunami caused. It was so powerful that it can push large cruse boats right inland (over the flood barriers), and can destroy a house in to rubble in seconds... it is just immense. It also is powerful enough to carry tonnes of rubble from buildings.

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I have chosen this image because it shows the huge destruction that the tsunami caused. It shows that everything in sight has been devastated and illustrates the sheer force of the wave that hit Japan.

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This image is of traditional Japanese buildings being destroyed by the huge waves of the Tsunami. The sheer force of the water is overwhelming and visitors seem to be able to do nothing, but watch. Unexpectedly, they are faced with a wall of water, ready to engulf them within a few seconds. Perhaps the shock or the sadness has almost glued them to the spot- no-one even attempting to run or flee. As people watch, I wonder what is on their minds- perhaps they are thinking of their life or famil or trying to process what is happening. An ordinary day in Japan has transformed into an unforgettable one- for all the wrong reasons. This picture makes me think about the people and if some managed to escape.

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I have chosen this image as I feel it really captures the true essence of what it must have been like to have witnessed this horrendous tsunami. The power of the water is evident. The image really helps you to understand the true size of the wave as it washes past the houses simply flowing over them as if there is nothing in its path.

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I selected this image because it shows how the immense power of the tsunami managed to carry entire ships onto the mainland. Vehicles have been thrown around and only rubble remains of many buildings. The debris has been transported miles leaving a blanket of refuse and rubble. This image shows the devestation of the tsunami in Japan.

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Personally i selected this image as i feel it illustrates  the mass destruction and devostation and the consequences and effects this distressfull natural hazard has upon individuals emotions.  citizens abandoned left homless , and at loss of loved ones. The rear damage of the infastructure is in some what demolised and snatched away from the natural roots of the landscape.

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This image shows the major contrast before the Tsunami where everything is normal and nothing is destructed or demolished and after where all buildings, vehicles, roads, have been washed away due to the immense power of the Tsunami.

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This image alone shows the sheer force the tsunami had, everything and anything that stood in it's way were destroyed and brutally wrecked. Just one waves ripped the buildings clear apart.

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The reason i chose this picture is because it shows a 10m tall tsunami barrier to stop flooding, but the one above it shows how large the wave was. It shows that Japan was prepared for a tsunami and was expecting one, but they were not expecting one 15m tall. The wave picked up everything in the docks and dragged the over the wall and used them as battering rams. When the water gets over the wall and with that much water behind it, the water just gains speed and just destroys. No could've prepared for the events that happened on March 11th 2011.

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This is a image if a brave soldier who is saving a injured man- one of many that was left homeless. The rubble in the background shows that the sheer power of the tsunami caused mass destruction to sendai and the surronding area

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(Second Attempt.) The below image is a testament to the sheer force of both the Tohoku E arthquake and subsequent Tsunami. It depicts the Tsunamis vast waves, incited via the
Earthquake, surmounting a 7.5 meter high sea wall, a testament to both its
force and how unforeseen an Earthquake of this magnitude was, with it measuring a devastating nine in relation to the Richter Scale.

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I have chosen this picture because it shows how much damage the tsunami caused. It  shows the destroyed houses and buildings and where all the vehicles have been swept to. It also shows the fires and smoke it caused.

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This is a picture showing that everything in the Tsunami's path was destoyed.
And how it had a dramatic

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I have selected this image as it clearly illustrates how the sheer power of the tsunami waves were able to spill out onto the the land in a way in which they could engulf everything in their path away and completely destroy it.

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I picked this image because it shows the mass destruction from one of the first tsunami wave that hit show the destruction of trees and the house in its way. All those people who live in those houses are going to be homeless, all the possessions will be lost and some lives would be lost by the people who were in those houses.

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I have chosen this image because it really shows how strong the wave currents were. There is a boat on this picture showing that it came on so suddenly no one had the chance to get away resulting in them getting taken by the horrendous tsunami waves.

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I have chosen this image to highlight the destruction the Tohoko earthquake and tsunami caused in Japan on 11th March 2011.  People were left with nothing their lives were torn apart by the sheer power of this tsunami.  Buildings were torn apart and large ships, transporting goods, were swept into what used to be a industrial area.

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I picked this photo because it shows that

the waves were strong enough to bring ships inland as they travelled at ove 200 mph and it was over 100m tall.

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 I Think that the Japanese Tsnami was a very tragic event as over 20,000 people died. It was a very umfortunate even. Even though the Japense were prepared for this Tsunami, it struck too hard for their preperations .#Stefan Zak

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 I Think that the Japanese Tsnami was a very tragic event as over 20,000 people died. It was a very umfortunate even. Even though the Japense were prepared for this Tsunami, it struck too hard for their preperations .#Stefan Zak

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I have chosen this picture because it clearly illustrates the damage and devastation the Earthquake and Tsunami created for Japan. It was estimated that over 20,000 people lost their lives. The quake was so big it measured 9 on the Richters scale and shifted the earths axis by 25cm's making each day shorter for everyone in the world. On March the 11th 2011 everything changed.

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I chose this video because it shows the tsunami wave travelling though the water, before it hit Japan on the 11th of March of 2011. The wave so far was said to be bigger than some Pacific islands, and was travelling to the region of Sendai, Japan

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I chose this image because it shows the true devestation left by the Tōhoku tsunami and earthquake just off the North East coast of Sendai on March 11th 2011. The picture shows the amount of debris left behind and how tragic the events really were. Over 10,000 people died and around 10,000 people are either still missing or their bodies were never found.

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