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March 19th 2011 - Refugees from Futaba-cho, Fukushima - which was devastated by The 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami on March 11th - arrive at Saitama Super Arena in Saitama City Japan where they will be housed for the forseeable future. Many had spent the past week in temporary shelters without adequate supplies and heat. Volunteers awaited to help foreigners who didn t understand Japanese and there were some tearful reunions. (The lady pictured wearing a mask was waiting to see her relative). As well as being destoyed by the tsunami, Futaba-cho was also just outside the nuclear exclusion zone and the refugees were glad to be abe to move away. (Photo - Yusuke Nakanishi Aflo) (aflo1090_110319_0189)

March 19th 2011 - Refugees from Futaba-cho, Fukushima - which was devastated by The 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami on March 11th - arrive at Saitama Super Arena in Saitama City Japan where they will be housed for the forseeable future. Many had spent the past week in temporary shelters without adequate supplies and heat. Volunteers awaited to help foreigners who didn t understand Japanese and there were some tearful reunions. (The lady pictured wearing a mask was waiting to see her relative). As well as being destoyed by the tsunami, Futaba-cho was also just outside the nuclear exclusion zone and the refugees were glad to be abe to move away. (Photo - Yusuke Nakanishi Aflo) (aflo1090_110319_0189)

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Recording Date: Mar 19, 2011

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March 19th 2011 - Refugees from Futaba-cho, Fukushima - which was devastated by The 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami on March 11th - arrive at Saitama Super Arena in Saitama City Japan where they will be housed for the forseeable future. Many had spent the past week in temporary shelters without adequate supplies and heat. Volunteers awaited to help foreigners who didn t understand Japanese and there were some tearful reunions. (The lady pictured wearing a mask was waiting to see her relative). As well as being destoyed by the tsunami, Futaba-cho was also just outside the nuclear exclusion zone and the refugees were glad to be abe to move away. (Photo - Yusuke Nakanishi Aflo) (aflo1090_110319_0189)

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