Horses adorned in colorful attire and accouterments move through rice paddy fields carrying children wearing Japanese kimono during the Chagu Chagu...
Horses adorned in colorful attire and accouterments move through rice paddy fields carrying children wearing Japanese kimono during the Chagu Chagu...
Horses adorned in colorful attire and accouterments move through rice paddy fields carrying children wearing Japanese kimono during the Chagu Chagu...
Japan's prime minister Yoshihiko Noda, right, tastes a sake wine which was produced in Iwate prefecture damaged by an earthquake of the last year,...
The town which last year was covered with debris from the earthquake and resulting tsunami has been replaced with a coating of snow on March 14, 2012...
The newer dock is busy with fishing boats returning with their catch and seagulls. These fishing boats are unloading shrimp on March 14, 2012 in...
The Town of Toni one year after the earthquake and resulting tsunami on March 14, 2012 in Toni, Japan.
Buildings damaged by the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami, on March 14, 2012 in Kamaishi, Japan.
The town which last year was covered with debris from the earthquake and resulting tsunami has been replaced with a coating of snow on March 14, 2012...
The town which last year was covered with debris from the earthquake and resulting tsunami has been replaced with a coating of snow on March 14, 2012...
The newer dock is busy with fishing boats returning with their catch and seagulls, these fishing boats are unloading shrimp on March 14, 2012 in...
Photo taken April 6 shows Kosuke Kuji, president of Nanbu Bijin Co., an award-winning sake brewery in the northeastern Japan prefecture of Iwate. He...
Photo taken April 6 shows Kosuke Kuji, president of Nanbu Bijin Co., an award-winning sake brewery in the northeastern Japan prefecture of Iwate. He...
boat moving down a river with blossoming cherry trees on riverbank and carp streamer overhead, kitak - 岩手縣 個照片及圖片檔
Presque cinq ans après le séisme, environ 3,000 personnes, soit un quart de la population de la ville, vivent toujours dans des maisons temporaires,...
Construction d'un mur de 14 mètres de haut pour protéger la ville en cas de nouveau tsunami, 4 mars 2016, Otsuchi, Japon.
Maisons en construction sur une colline, situées à environ 40 à 60 mètres au-dessus du niveau de la mer, 4 mars 2016, Yamada, Japon.
Enfants étudiant dans une école préfabriquée 'Collaborative School', presque cinq ans après le séisme, environ 3,000 personnes, soit un quart de la...
Enfants étudiant dans une école préfabriquée 'Collaborative School', presque cinq ans après le séisme, environ 3,000 personnes, soit un quart de la...
Seulement 328 logements ont été achevés à ce jour sur les 962 prévus pour la fin 2018, presque cinq ans après le séisme, environ 3,000 personnes,...
Ruines de l'hôtel de ville, à ce jour il n'a pas encore été décidé s'il faut le réhabiliter ou le détruire, 3 mars 2016, Otsuchi, préfecture d'Iwate,...
Presque cinq ans après le séisme, environ 3,000 personnes, soit un quart de la population de la ville, vivent toujours dans des maisons temporaires...
Participants carry a large wooden phallus named Konsei-sama, which is named after a fertility god, from its shrine to festival grounds during the...
Performer with mask tease festival goer with wooden phallus during the Konsei Festival Fertility Festival at Osawa Onsen in Hanamaki on April 29...
Women participants wash a large wooden phallus named Konsei-sama, which is named after a fertility god in a hotspring during the Konsei Festival...
Participants prepares a large wooden phallus named Konsei-sama, which is named after a fertility god, from its shrine to festival grounds during the...
