Remembering JL123
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- On 12 August 1985 Japan Air Lines flight JL123 (日航123便), also referred to as JAL123, crashed on Osutaka-no-one (御巣鷹の尾根). To date this crash remains the worst plane crash in terms of number of human fatalities due to a single plane crash. Of the 524 passengers and crew, only 4 survivors were found when rescue teams eventually reached the crash site.
Question marks remain over the exact cause for the structural failure of the Boeing 747 Jumbo jet (registration JA8119), with the official report pointing to a faulty repair job following a previous accident in 1978. Various other theories also exist.
In many respects JL123 is Japan's and the aviation world's equivalent of the Titanic.
Irei-no-Sono, in the centre of the village, is a memorial to those who died. In addition, there are memorials at the crash site on Osutaka-no-One, 20km from the centre of the village.
This video has been put together to help ensure that the world never forgets. The background music is 'Sen-no-Kaze-ni-natte' which is sung at the memorial services held on 11 and 12 August each year.
For further information about the crash, see the book Dealing With Disaster in Japan: Responses to the Flight JL123 Crash. See www.routledge.c... or hoodcp.wordpre...
It’s so nice there is this to remember the ones who perished. I‘m sure they all appreciate it so much! ❤️
In the loving memory of the 520 people who have perished in the tragedy. They will be remembered by their loved ones and strangers. They are now reborn, into a new life, new place, new happiness, while others stay in our hearts to rest in peace. They will be remembered and loved for ever.
Heartbreaking.
Those that perished will never be forgotten.
Thank you for making a video of a place that even Japanese people can't easily go to. There is a memorial park for the Dynasty CI140 near RJNA, one mile west of my house.
Thank you for the comment. See my post about CI140 here. hoodcp.wordpress.com/2020/04/24/the-china-airlines-flight-ci140-memorial/
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That day I was at RJNN.
When I got home, I noticed something was wrong, and when I went to the airport again, it was almost like hell.
Re:member them for ever please.
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33 years later. RIP to all those that perished.
This is very nice to the victims. Makes me shed a tear whenever i think of JAL123
I have recent read both of your books on this tragic event, thank you for all the efforts you have put in, both books are amazing, it is sad that transit air crash into the river while I almost finish the second book, the transit crash site is just 35km away from my apartment in Taipei taiwan,R.I.P for those who passed away.
the pilots of JAL 123 fought like samurais
never forget them
So many memorials are boring but this is actually beautiful and feels like a space to actually mourn and remember with the smaller details and decorative touches. In the US they throw up a marble stone with a metal plaque and a few benches and call it a day.
JAL was certainly upset about Boeing going public first about a cause without letting them know that they would be doing this. From the evidence I have seen, the investigation team was happy with what Boeing did as it made their job easier. I discuss this in my book "Dealing With Disaster in Japan: Responses to the Flight JL123 Crash".
RIP to all those that perished.
It’s a blessing that 4 people survived the crash but there would of been more survivors if the rescue teem came instantly because some of the people in the crash just had bad injuries that could’ve been survivable but when the rescue team did not come they slowly died from there injuries 😞
Indeed. These are issues I discuss in my book "Dealing with Disaster in Japan".
oh my god is this sad
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ขอใว้อาลัย กับผู้เสียชีวิตทั้งหมด 520 คนด้วยครับ R.I.P.
ผมก็เป็นคนนึงที่ติดตามเหตุการณ์ และระลึกถึงตลอด
If we remember this tragedy so sad
0:56 shows names of Kim and Mako from your latest book!
what is the background music? love it, so moved
It's called 'Sen-no Kaze ni Natte'
@Hanif Riyadi Sorry, don't know if there's a version on You Tube or not.
Japanese investigators were upset, because Boeing apologized for the accident prior to a completion of the investigation.
Pilote all amen
Is Kyu Sakamoto's grave marker in the video?
Yes, at 2:34 into the video. Look for the bottle of Jack Daniels at the bottom of the photo.
Is this really where he's buried?
No, this is the place where his remains were found, so where he died.
Was he in one piece? How did they know this was him?
None of the victims in this area of the crash site were found in one piece. Many were identified through identifiable features on the part(s) that were found or by using the belongings found. Further details are in my book Dealing with Disaster in Japan - www.hood-online.co.uk/JL123/index.php
Its good i lo ve it
Rip kyu sakamoto
Thanks
千の風になって
Nice song
I am sad
Where is Mikiko now...
May Good Gods & Goddesses Blessed the Innocents to a Better World & Realm! 🕯🌷🕊
❤
Rip
Jal 123 and jal351
😢
😪😢😥😭
自衛隊の、ミサｲル襲撃により、520人の死者が、出て何ともいえない、にくしみや、悲しみが、こみあがってきますね！本当の事教えて下さいと、願うばかりですね！