Here is some of the most amazing and heart-aching footage of the tsunami in Japan.

Clips showing a huge tsunami that hit Japan in 2011 have been viewed tens of thousands of times with a false claim they were filmed after an earthquake rocked the East Asian country in August 2024 ...

Slightly different footage of the same scene was shared on YouTube in August 2012 with the caption: “Tsunami surging to Miyako harbor”. The resulting 2011 tsunami in northeastern Japan killed nearly ...

Old footage of a tsunami hitting a city in eastern Japan's Miyagi prefecture in 2011 has been viewed more than one million times with a false claim it was recorded following a strong earthquake in ...

Tsunami footage filmed in the Japanese city of Miyako in 2011 has resurfaced online miscaptioned as footage of damage caused by the earthquake that hit the country on Jan. 1 this year.

The footage predates the Jan. 1 earthquake by more than a decade and wasn't filmed in Suzu City, according to the title, which reads, "Tsunami, Great East Japan Earthquake - Miyako city, Iwate ...

The Japanese coast guard has released previously unseen video of automobiles and planes being swept away by the March 11 tsunami that hit Sendai airport and port towns across northern Japan. Video ...

The March 11 earthquake and tsunami left more than 28,000 dead or missing. See incredible footage of the tsunami swamping cities and turning buildings into rubble. Video.

Video footage, purportedly taken in western Japan, shows the water in a river rocking from side to side as earthquakes reaching 7.6 in magnitude shook the island nation and caused a tsunami.

One year ago, the world watched as a massive tsunami engulfed entire communities in northern Japan. Live television footage showed waves as high as 30 feet rushing into coastal cities, tossing ...

YouTube’s CitizenTube channel has established a playlist of videos related to the disaster, with footage rolling in pretty regularly. Popular Japanese video sharing site Nico Nico Douga is ...

In Japan every person in the country has at least one mobile phone and when the tsunami tore across northern Japan, thousands like Takahashi pulled out a device from their pockets and started ...