Episode list
- Buildings completely or partially destroyed
- Evacuation and rescue 1
- Evacuation and rescue 2
- Evacuation and rescue 3
- Disaster-vulnerable groups and the reality they faced 1
- Disaster-vulnerable groups and the reality they faced 2
- Traces of the tsunami
- Crafting and Sakuranbo 1
- Pride
- Crafting and Sakuranbo 2
- A decision, and the future
- Recovery and legacy
- Exhibition panel Sakuranbo
Sakuranbo Vocational Support Center for the Disabled
- The earthquake and damages
- Tsunami awareness
- Deciding where to evacuate to
- Evacuating
- Living in evacuation at Shichigo Elementary
- Disaster prevention awareness
- What happened while living in the evacuation center
- Interactions between disabled trainees and surrounding people
- Release from the shelter
- Preparing to rebuild the workshop
- Searching for a new workshop location
- The prejudice barrier and property hunting with trainees
- Changes in trainees’ work after the disaster
- Changes in the trainees after the disaster
- Prejudice and understanding cooperation
- Sharing experiences
- The role of social workers
- Exhibition panel Midorikoubou
Midori Wokshop Wakabayashi
- The situation when the earthquake occurred
- The status of damages directly after the earthquake
- Before the tsunami came
- The tsunami attacks
- Meeting with everyone from Nozomi
- The consideration and help of others
- Troubles at the evacuation center
- The disabled trainees at the evacuation center
- Leaving the evacuation center
- Movements to reopen
- About the foundation’s other facilities
- Reopening and connecting with JDF
- How Nozomi’s work changed after the disaster
- The start of paper making
- About various supporters
- Remembering the disaster
- About growth through experience
- Thoughts for the future
- About future activities
- Exhibition panel Nozomi１
- Exhibition panel Nozomi２
Nozomi Social Welfare and Vocational Training Center for the Disabled
- An earthquake during work
- Evacuating to high ground
- Heartless words
- Dedicated effort
- Shelter closure
- Temporary housing for vulnerable people
- Distributing bread to local people
- Disabled people who came from shelters
- Relief supplies
- Wakame core removal
- (日本語) くじらのしっぽのいま
- (日本語) 小川絢子さんのいま
- Exhibition panel Kujira１
- Exhibition panel Kujira２
Kujira no Shippo Vocational Support Center for the Disabled
- At the time earthquake hit
- Escaping from Tsunami
- How trainees were at the evacuation center
- Communication tools and handing over to families
- Verifying information
- Number of trainees at the evacuation center
- Life at the evacuation center
- Difficulties at the evacuation center
- On the way to reopening the facility
- What the trainees felt
- Our relationship with local community
- Changes in works
- Changes in trainees
- Preparations for future
- Role of welfare facilities
- Exhibition panel Sakuragakuen
Sakura Gakuen Vocational Support Center for the Disabled
- On that day
- Three days taking refuge
- Ai’s bag
- Spending nights at roadside rest area
- Living in 9 tatami mats single room
- Hand massage
- A place where people can visit everyday
- Exhibition panel Orion：Ai
Orion: Ms.Ai
- I was weaving.
- Shoko needed medical support
- I didn’t want to leave everyone.
- Neighbors
- Shoko’s future
- Exhibition panel Orion：Shoko
Orion: Ms.Shoko
- I was in the cake shop where I was employed.
- To Jobon no Sato
- About family
- To the Evacuation Center for Vulnerable People
- To “Kanan”
- An enjoyable job
- “Hitakami-en” as an evacuation center
- How the disabled gathered
- The people who evacuated to Hitakami-en
- Difficulties with the evacuation center
- To public housing
- Mr. Konno’s future
- Ms. Yanagibashi’s thoughts
- Exhibition panel Kanan
Kanan Vocational Support Center for the Disabled
- Earthquake
- The tsunami and evacuation
- Living in the shelter
- The importance of connections
- Preparations
- Understanding of visually impaired people
- Thoughts
Mr. Kenichi Tatsumi
- Earthquake
- Two days at the assembly hall
- Living at the temple shelter
- Returning home
- Thoughts after experiencing the disaster
Ms. Chie Matsuda
- Earthquake
- Evacuation
- Living in temporary housing
- Mindset after the disaster
- Requests for hearing people
Mr. Seiji Watanabe
- Earthquake
- Living in the shelter
- Problems at the shelter
- Living in government-paid housing
- Lifestyle changes after the disaster
Mr. Kenichi Oyama
- At the time of the earthquake
- A tactful staff member
- At the evacuation center
- Emergency supplies
- Light of hope
- Changes in perceptions
Workshop Himawari Vocational support center for the disabled
- Situation at the time of the disaster
- Out of business for 2 years
- Developing products
- Hardship experienced for reopening
- Restarting
- For future development
NPO Kirara Onagawa
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