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田野畑村 (岩手県) Tanohata Village

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田野畑村(たのはたむら)は、日本の岩手県沿岸北部に位置する下閉伊郡に属する村。

太平洋に面しており、村の海岸線はすべて三陸復興国立公園に指定されている。

 

Tanohata (田野畑村, Tanohata-mura) is a village located in Iwate Prefecture, Japan. 

The tsunami following the March 11 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami completely destroyed more than 200 buildings in the village, killing 39 residents and also destroying 512 of the 565 vessels in the local fishing cooperative.The height of the tsunami was estimated at more than 10 meters at Shimanokoshi Station, which was completely washed away.In October 2013, a sign from the village was found washed up on Kahuku Beach, Hawaii.

 

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https://www.vill.tanohata.iwate.jp/

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