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Sea water bubbles up from below on a street in the port district of Kesenuma, which floods during every high tide because Japan's Tohoku coast subsided almost 1 meter (3.28 feet) because of the Great East Japan Earthquake, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. This will be one of the long lasting legacies of the earthquake/tsunami disaster with port districts and vast coastal rice growing regions salinated from daily tidal flooding.
Sea water bubbles up from below on a street in the port district of Kesenuma, which floods during every high tide because Japan's Tohoku coast subsided almost 1 meter (3.28 feet) because of the Great East Japan Earthquake, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. This will be one of the long lasting legacies of the earthquake/tsunami disaster with port districts and vast coastal rice growing regions salinated from daily tidal flooding.