Tendenko: Surviving the Tsunami | Witness
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Poor girl having to make the decision of letting Grandpas hand go. Im so glad he survived so she didn't suffer survivors guilt.
First she said she didn't turn to look back. Then she said later that she looked back and saw men helping grandpa. We'd be divorced if that was my dad. She's a liar and other people had to help him.
I've watched a lot of these videos and always noticed the camera turn away when it looked like cars were going to be swallowed up. What dignity those who were filming had for those they knew would be lost. I understand exactly what the man was saying at 17:24. This was tragic enough without seeing people washed away, most likely to their demise.
I totally agree w/you. I've seen comments from people WANTING to see people die & putting the video maker on blast for averting their camera, phone etc...who does that? What if that was their loved one?
I saw that, too, and thought how different from the US, where horrors are filmed daily and plastered here.
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Same here. I’m so glad the resurrection will reunite their families Acts 24: 15 ❤️😘
Such a beautiful family. I am happy they all survived, yet at the same time my heart is so broken over the thousands that lost loved ones, including pets.
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Tendenko doesn't mean save yourself only, it requires everyone to save their own life for the benefit of everyone else's, regardless of age, status, or relationship. I am so happy that the students were well-informed of this ideology and placed themselves in better grounds to not make their families worry, truly a miracle indeed.
This is a fascinating insight into how this lovely family survived the cataclysmic tsunami that gave them virtually no time to escape!
The lesson taught, to save oneself, without doubt contributed hugely to the fact that no children from the school died!
Thank you for this excellent video.
One of the most terrible things I have ever seen was that tsunami. I'm so glad the grandfather survived 🙏🙏
That would be my father. He’s be like.. whelp looks like it’s my time to go and he would just go down walking.
Thank you Al Jazeera for making this - it makes all the difference having a personal account and translations to having some idea of what it was like during that terrible time. It's taken me ten years to find it, but hey! Thank the lord the kids were taught to act on their own initiative - in this instance, great outcome. Huge sorrow and respect to all who lost and now have rebuilt.
16:16 ....speechless. The most sacrifice decision to make in life! Tendenko, it takes a lot of courage to act; it's easily said then done.
If I was the granpa I'd rather see my grandchild survive than both of us die.
JUSTENization it doesn’t take “courage” to flee and save your own life, that comes naturally. It takes courage to stick by your loved one’s side and do everything in your power to save them instead of abandoning them to die.
@@lilyraimey3499Kudos to her though - she went back for him, and she got him that far up that steep path.
I do think though that she wasn't physically able to bring him any further uphill, not on her own. Those men figured that together they could probably make it and bring him with them. They knew they could do it, and they were right. Together they all saved his life.
One reason I am fascinated by Japan is what a country of extreme contrast it can be. Climates, fashion, and morals/values can be very juxtaposed. It is a very collectivist culture, that focuses as everyone working together to be one flawless effective societal machine. And yet they will have values like Tendenko, which is the extreme of individualism. It's intriguing to no end. And right after, they go back to a perfect collectivist society where no one loots and everyone works together. Amazing
xAizaOnigirix Their bad everywhere just at a smaller rate. Am sure their was looting going on somewhere and probably a lot worse.
@@ratj4715 I doubt that very much. My time living in Japan showed me that Japanese people are extraordinarily cognizant of peer pressure which tends to discourage doing things like littering or damaging things. They also have better societal safety nets so people don't feel as if crime is, generally speaking, an option.
@@ratj4715 lol there's no looting. People raised in a culture of respect don't do that.
@@nazcaplain true, if more countries had better societal safety nets, ppl wouldnt feel the need/desperation to resort to stealing.
So grand pops made it, now that was an unexpected surprise
did burst in tears...
Did the old man got swept away?
Thanks for sharing your story and I was so happy 😁 to see grandad sitting there. 🇦🇺👍
I think in that situation any good moral person would like the younger ones to have a chance to live a long life as well and not ever want them to sacrifice themselves to save them ...I know I would want my child to let go and save the selves , I've lived long enough
I know what you mean. I too would want the next generation to live longer than 30 years. I reckon I would be stubborn enough to let her go, & probably snap at her to run ahead. I couldn't stand the thought of the grandchildren being orphaned - I think in that situation I would accept death instead of outliving the children.
This should be studied & watched by ANYONE living near the sea, especially here on the West Coast of the US. And in the racially charged climate of 2021 I'd like to say the Japanese people could teach us ALL about Grace, Kindness and Dignity in the face of disaster...watching the news stories after the Tohoku EQ and Tsunami I was as deeply moved by the people sharing the few food items they could find as I was by the immense losses they suffered. 🧡🧡Japan
The Japanese people have survived countless tsunamis, earthquakes, two nuclear bombs, and a meltdown at the Fukushima reactors. These are people to be admired, respected, and supported in any way we can as global citizens.
True. Imagine if the same things happened to Western countries, we would immediately see panic, hoarding, looting, chaos, wars, and people would basically start killing each other over a roll of toilet paper.
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Amen. Thomas H, Amen. I saw the post Sylmar, Sierra Madre, Northridge & Loma Prieta EQ's footings etc...first hand. 🧡✌
It's easy to shame the woman for leaving grandpa, saying that if you were in that situation, you would stay. But you don't know what you would do in that situation. She tried to save grandpa, but soon learned she couldn't. Does she commit suicide by staying, killing both her and grandpa or does she save her own life at the expense of grandpa. The spirit of tendenko is to reduce the number of deaths. She didn't know men were coming to help grandpa, but thank God they did. Do you think grandpa holds a grudge? Maybe, because he was taught to preserve family over everything, but who's to say anyone would have helped him had she not let go? The point is: the entire family survived and the only reason is because the kids knew to run, the parents knew to run, and mom brought Grandpa to where he could be seen and helped as much as she could. It isn't a philosophy without compassion. If you are in a position to help, you help. But if you cannot help, you have to save yourself.
Think of being on an airplane: you need to secure your own oxygen mask before you can help others. She could not save the pair of them, but she could save herself. The men who ran up behind grandpa COULD save him and themselves. This is why he survived. THAT is the spirit of tendenko. Save as many lives as possible. Know when you have to save yourself.
Yes I’d commit suicide trying to save my family . I would die for my family.. how on earth would u live with yrself running off and leaving them behind omg just omg but yet brave ppl that were not his family saved him WHY cause they are human and she is NOT
@@debbiedonaldson5437 ok so you die saving your grandfather, what of your kids who are now orphans? Pretty selfish to die and leave your kids all alone. Point is if your a GOOD parent you do everything you can to survive so you can take of them. Selfish people with kids risk their lives with no thought to their futures.
Travel Journal Really good points, you nailed it. And look at the result: the whole family survived. :)
@@debbiedonaldson5437 oh my. Good grief! That woman is a human being who acted to the best of her ability She did all the right things. She did GO BACK and get him going along as best as she was able If she had not done that part. The men that came along would have not needed to help an old man Shame on U for calling her, not human. That’s a Republican politician line, smearing people of other cultures as sub human, so the awful adjectives they use to describe them go down ( they think….) smoother with your dessert watching the nightly news. American ignorance & judging others in full bloom If your not an American, News Flash: U picked up an awful American trait.
@@sdjahof1964 sorry don’t agree there is no way I would leave anyone in my family to save my own life the fear of her grandpa being left alone I can’t even imagine the fear he went through I’d die trying to save my family and if we both died at least we were together and not alone amen to that
A remarkable, loving family!
This Has to be one Of The Best Free Tsunami Documentary Video i have ever seen & they all telling their Genuine Story & its Fascinating to hear it!
R.I.P ❤️🙏 to All the People's who have Passed Away Because of this Tragic Event 🙏
So gr8ful this has English subs... thank u... it's a little easier 2 connect, not that u can't. I just appreci8 knowing what people r saying + thinking... ☉
When faced with life’s horrors we all have to tell ourselves a story that allows us to continue on.
I am so happy grandpa made it as well.
I am 😞 for you all.For the loss of life,property and your life’s belongings. I can’t begin to understand what you all went through.God bless you all.Stay safe and take care.
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I have watched vids of the tsunami over and over. I somehow missed this one. I thought the woman was a student as she looks so young! I love the peoples of Japan and their culture..so sorry for those families who lost loved ones and glad of those that survived. God bless!
I recently saw a video of a guy who climbed up a harbor wall to watch the first part of the wave come in. When he finally decided to leave, he was apparently trapped because he'd been surrounded by water. I assume that the main part of the wave swept him away, although the video didn't show that part. The lesson: If you're by the ocean, and there has just been a major earthquake, get to high ground IMMEDIATELY. Drop everything and GO!
I find it amazing & heartbreaking that all of the videos I've seen over the years of this Tsunami the people filming avert their cameras away when it's obvious that the people are not going to make it. Again, such Dignity & Kindness in the face of disaster. We could All learn a lesson from them. I saw one clip where Soldiers stopped working & Bowed in Respect as a Grieving Woman laid flowers at the spot where she'd last seen her husband alive, I cried along with her, it was a Beautiful moment that will stay with me forever.🧡🙏🧡 Japan
I grew up in a very heavily Japanese influenced area, and they are truly people of honor and a deep and long history of personal strength and sacrifice. What a sad and terrible event this was, I remember it so clearly.
Glad to see grandpa. They are correct, you have to save yourself first. The wave comes so quick and powerful that it is the only thing one can do.
George Sealy someone else didn’t think that way and save her grandfather life. She acted cowardly
@@ratj4715 easy to say sitting comfortably in front of your computer.
Limrtyam In United States family is everything you don’t leave them to die I couldn’t live with myself.
Dave J lol everywhere family is everything, Latin America, Asia, Europe, Africa
Guapo10292 Not everywhere and not to everyone.
Glad to see that this family from the grandfather to the young boy surviving the events of the 11th March 2011
That principle makes sense. Like the lady said, it sounds cold hearted, most especially for us who did not experience the horrors of that tsunami, but if you're in that situation, it's a good principle to follow for survival. Same principle as the putting of the O2 mask on a plane.
2 years later im watching once again the story of this fine family - i hope they are all well and life has been good to them since this terrible event - i watch this from Scotland
おじいちゃんの手を放した…振り返らなかった。胸が詰まります。
冒頭の動画でも、画面左端に写っていたご老人が数秒後に消えているんですよね。
初めて見たときの衝撃は忘れられません。
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When she said she had to let go of her grandpa.. that was very hard to swallow. :(
We don't know for sure what happened, but her grandpa could very well be the one wanting her to let go, and she just didn't want to say that on camera.
Both of them probably knew that they would either both die or grandpa would die, so they decided that it was better for the youngest one to live and experience life. Idk, it's very difficult and she's probably suffering for the rest of her life because of it, but I think she made the right decision.
@@Thomas-lk5cu she made the right decision 22:47 They all survived
Her grandpa survived. :-)
She let go, then when she look back, some men helped her grandpa further up the hill. Tendenko helps them to survive, but for the old and weak, they must be helped or else just accept their demise.
What a beautiful story. I still weep with happiness and sadness for the life and the loss.
I send love to the Japanese people. 💞
Respect !
じぃじも助かったんだね。良かったぁ (T-T)
I am so glad that granpa survived also...
I thought the grandpa was gonna yell at her at the end for leaving him lol
She left him their to die. Someone else had to save him I don’t want her watching my back. Lol
If I am that old and can see that my time might finally be over, I would have preferred my loved ones to save themselves. Having lived a long life would be enough. I would also like my loved ones to survive longer than staying with me and us dying together.
I think that grandpa understood and would agree with her decision to leave him behind. She waited to the last minute to leave him behind and tried as much as she could. She had additional obligations to the family as a whole. Not just to him. He understood that.
From her story she went and took him from his shop and got him along the road to salvation - would he have stayed there? She left her grandfather only when she lost her nerve and decided time would only save herself - she left him only then to fend for himself. Then as fate had it several people took over the duty and together (at a lower cost to their own safety but still some cost) were able to drag him - as he said - to high enough ground. That could have been me in any of this families places and re-enacting it that many times in how many of those replays would I have had the sense to act for myself sufficient to speak of it again.
That's a crushing thought. Japanese have learned the hard way, that going to look for family causes the death of entire families. So, now they have to leave everyone to fend for themselves to save more lives in the long run. Either way, lives are lost, but not entire families at the same time.
i pray for this family
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て ん で に逃げろ…。
周りを気にせず、独りで逃げろ…ということだ。
I'm kenny from America, my heart ❤ still hurts for those lost in this tragic event. I think both of our nations still weep for our 9/11 victims and their 3/11 victims as well! There tradition of save your self will ensure lives to survive as much as we don't like it, it makes sense. Again, my condolences 🙏 ☹️ to those in Japan who lost loved ones! Love kenny ❤
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13:25 " ...But then the tsunami came and my school has gone..."
Oh, that well hidden smile.
Lmao darn !!! Just when he was so looking forward to his 3rd year.
I am glad to see Japanese family after the horrible Tsunami. It is so interesting to see what they tell. Their story. Traumatic Tragedy and disaster. I think the Japanese people should make a TV series for the Western people to increase awareness of the danger of Tsunami and also how amazing people are the Japanese. How they function so wonderful together, help each other. I saw about 100 videos about the Tsunami in Japan 🇯🇵😳 11/03/11 awful day in Japan. I try to stop watching it but I can't because I identify with the Amazing Japanese people. That's why I can't stop watching them, especially how they fight to save each other lives. How much solidarity they have with each other. But I think there should be a Japanese film director who with the help of the Japanese government should make a TV series about the Japanese Tsunami. I think a lot of people all over the world will be interested in watching the series and learn so much from Japanese people. Another possibility can be Documentary series on TV. Especially it is important to mention the awful tragedy 😢 that happened in the Okawa Elementary school that over 74 children and 10 teachers died in the Tsunami😢😢. It is very important to make this story accessible for people all over the 🌎 Word. Efrat. Israel 🇮🇱
I'm stupid but my heart wouldn't be able to resist not going home for my dog who won't be able to open the door to run from tsunami. I would risk it to save him but would assume family would be able to run to safety from school/work.
I can't help but feel like a spoiled American when I watch this. Much respect for the Japanese culture
Er, your tornados, hurricanes, not to mention your own fault lines? Same hazards of life in a tempestuous part of the world. We here in the UK, on the other hand, have very few natural traumatic events, just man-made!!
She left grandpa to die and he survived. That must be some awkward family dinners. Lol
I really like her fluffy redish hair
A mis 59 años no había visto una catástrofe igual me da mucha tristeza
IF you are showing footage of the Tsunami that just hit Japan, it is highly unusual and well done, However, I have seen you use "File Footage" in place of actual footage, some of which is even in different Countries.
IN any case, if it is factually representative footage, it is extremely well produced and edited.
0:37 一位老先生行動緩慢還不及，如果大家早點離開又或者幫他(?)說不定就不一樣了，老先生最後站在屋子旁抓著跟著房子一起消失了 16:21 所以我放開了爺爺的手開始跑了 這真的很痛苦 親手放開爺爺的手
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being a small petite woman she probably couldn't have picked him up but as a man i would have thrown grandpa over my shoulders and then ran
Bravo
I am amazed how people just stood there
A very interesting Philosophy for emergency situations like they experienced...Tendenko should be taught here, in the states, to children and adults in areas prone to catastrophe. it can seem heartless to Americans to not save your relatives or friends but; It's a practical solution to a difficult problem. Thanks for the upload.
Yo definitivamente hubiera muerto, en mi país hay terremotos, en temblores fuertes lo primero que hago es cargar a mis perritas muy ancianas, y luego recién empezar a salir de mi vivienda
@@gloriasalas2237 Let's hope your earthquakes are always very mild ones and you and your dogs can live in peace...:)
よかった…
Courage
So glad the grandfather made it! The Japanese devotion to family and tradition is admirable and must be so difficult to overcome. This video, with the snapshots of the family together afterwards, is impressive.
DOn't know how they have to deal with this annually. Really touching watching all the disaster
I hope they are happy and in better position of life I hope the rise of all the washed away town’s return and I hope to visit
Me parte el corazón el señor y la señora como no le dan tiempo huir y mueren
Arkansas fan...clear in Japan.
sie ist niedlich🥰
God bless 🙏🙏🙏 xoxoxo ♥️
Glad to see Grandpa is not mad at the granddaughter for running off and leaving him. If it wasn't for the men who help him, grandpa would have been washed away. I know she had to make a survival choice but I couldn't do that to a family member who couldn't walk well. I would never be able to live with myself.
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That's scary especially if you never witnessed a tsunami it's must be terrifying
They call it Tendenko, I call it common sense.
You would think it's common sense but it really isn't. People tend to stay put and wait for their loved ones and gather before running. Especially kids who want to be with their parents. Also, tsunamis take a bit of time to arrive so some people think they have the time to wait around.
I call it a very hard decision
sobre los muros de concreto deberian construir escaleras que conecten a las montañas
@heomak Sorry, the above reply is meant for you.
I've seen almost every tsunami video numerous times but that first video is the most disturbing to me.
What a nice family - there is a kind of sick humour in the whole Grandpa business but he survived so all is good - maybe if she had stayed with Grandpa the others wouldnt have stopped and helped him and they both would have perished - im so glad they all lived to tell the tale
@ william f Honestly, grandpa should have know better than to go to a store after a major earthquake! He’s old enough to remember the Chilean earthquake and subsequent damages so it was crazy that instead of running, he stopped at a store! Had she not leave him, they both would have probably died😳
Selahpause She probably could’ve save him just like the people that did she left him for died. Wouldn’t want her looking after me. How can she even look at him in the face.
@@ratj4715 Dont be too harsh - she had her children to think of too
I don't know how these people live every day knowing it could happen again at any given moment.
I couldn't do it.
Look at that woman's size w/the Seawall behind her & then watch the water pouring over over the top of it by meters...it's unimaginable...🥺💛Japan💛✌
@minerva3181 sorry typo.... even academic degree has a price tag.
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I would relocate more inland just saying
Real estate in Japan is very expensive, and the coast is where the jobs are. Inland is sometimes mountainous and hard to build on.
Biar pun bukan Negara ku...hamba simpati...kuasa Allah
the dead sleep and are at peace...cemetary = "sleeping place". RIP.
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What about small children who can take care of themselves m
Oh my God 😭 hellp Japan people all the time never ever happen Agen.
What if there are no hills
The elderly all need tsunami wheelchairs for their old bones but what good would that be if everybody is running for their own lives
E wheel chairs then with speed.
You watch these videos and see the people strolling away, stopping every now and then to watch the water coming closer. How dumb have they never heard the expression " run for your lives"?
สงสารคุณตาที่เดินกะเผลกคนที่กำลังหนีสึนามิในตอนต้นคลิป ทหารสองคนแทนที่จะรีบวิ่งไปช่วย กลับยืนมองเฉยๆ คุณตาเลยไม่รอด
I couldn't do tendenko. I would rather die trying to save my 4 year old daughter than live with the fact she died because I didn't try to save her
That's not what tendenko is about. Say you were away at work 10-15 minutes away and you had someone watching her. When a tsunami strikes tendenko teaches that YOU should run and whoever is watching your daughter needs to run as well (with the child) as soon as possible, immediately really. I can see this scenario being played out in America where Tendenko isn't a thing. Babysitters instead of running, calling the child's parents and just waiting for them to return instead of running and then you all end up dying in the process. Parents rushing to schools to pick up their kids and kids just waiting around just means waiting for death.
@@cn8299 when you put it that way it does make much more sense. I would probably still die trying to get to her, I'd do what ever it took to find her. I know it sounds very stupid but I just couldn't imagine being in the middle of an apocalyptic scenario like this without knowing where my daughter was. I think you're right in that it's a cultural thing where Japanese people are probably taught tendenko from childhood so it becomes second nature. It's almost the complete opposite here in the states.
@@jamesporter6288 its very logical and with the advancements of technology we can get early warning plus uf your near the coast if and earthquake strikes no matter how weak ut us thats the first sign the first thing evryine shiukd di is run to higher grounds you shiuld probably tell that to a baby sitter a gaurdian or whatever cause maybe then your daughter for wxample would've survived and if you didn't it I'll be worse reunite after the disaster it would be better if you all sruvive thats tendeko
James Porter Not only stupid but also potentially selfish. If you put yourself in danger, then you also risk the lives of the first responders who would be obligated in rescuing you from a perfectly avoidable situation. Also, by recklessly putting your life in danger, if anything happened to you and the person watching your child did as they were supposed to do and got them to safety, you would be saddling them with the guilt of your death for the rest of their lives not to mention depriving them of a parent. There is a reason why they tell you to put on the masks on yourself on planes before securing your child’s. You’re no good to your child dead.
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Did the grandpa survive?
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اوكل الله جل في علاه بكل شئ ملكا :
فهناك ملك الجبال وملك البحار وملك السحاب وملك الرياح وباستطاعته ان يامرها بما يريد
ان زلزلوا او احرقوا او دمروا او حطموا او اغرقوا
فينتقم الله ممن يشاء ولا يستطيع اي مخلوق في هذا الكون منع قضاءه جل وعلا
ويقال ان صوت الرعد حسبما ورد في الاثر
انه صوت الملك الذي يزجر به السحاب ويسوقه حيث يشاء بامر الله عز وجل ... والله اعلم
قال تعالى ( وما تاتيهم من آية من آيات ربهم الا كانوا عنها معرضين )
وقال تعالى ( فأرسلنا عليهم الطوفان والجراد والقمل والضفادع والدم ... )
وقال تعالى ( وان يروا كسفا من السماء ساقطا يقولوا سحاب مركوم )
وقال تعالى ( فلما راوه عارضا مستقبل اوديتهم قالوا هذا عارض ممطرنا بل هو مااستعجلتم به ريح فيها عذاب اليم )
وقال تعالى ( ولو شئنا لرفعناه بها ولكنه أخلد إلى الأرض واتبع هواه فمثله كمثل الكلب إن تحمل عليه يلهث أو تتركه يلهث ذلك مثل القوم الذين كذبوا بآياتنا فاقصص القصص لعلهم يتفكرون )
وقال تعالى ( مثل الذين حملوا التوراة ثم لم يحملوها كمثل الحمار يحمل اسفارا بئس
مثل القوم الذين كذبوا بآيات الله والله لا يهدي القوم الظالمين )
وقال تعالى ( قل ياأهل الكتاب لستم على شيء حتى تقيموا التوراة والإنجيل وما أنزل إليكم من ربكم وليزيدن كثيرا منهم ما أنزل إليك من ربك طغيانا وكفرا فلا تأس على القوم الكافرين )
يَـأَهْلَ الْكِتَابِ قَدْ جَآءَكُمْ رَسُولُنَا يُبَيِّنُ لَكُمْ كَثِيراً مِّمَّا كُنتُمْ تُخْفُونَ مِنَ الْكِتَابِ وَيَعْفُواْ عَن كَثِيرٍ قَدْ جَآءَكُمْ مِّنَ اللَّهِ نُورٌ وَكِتَابٌ مُّبِينٌ* يَهْدِي بِهِ اللَّهُ مَنِ اتَّبَعَ رِضْوَانَهُ سُبُلَ السَّلامِ وَيُخْرِجُهُمْ مِّنِ
الظُّلُمَاتِ إِلَى النُّورِ بِإِذْنِهِ وَيَهْدِيهِمْ إِلَى صِراطٍ مُّسْتَقِيمٍ
وهذا ما سيحدث لامريكا كثيرا وستدفع الثمن باهضا
انتهت امريكا وكل شئ انتهى ولا يستطيعون فعل اي شئ
اللهم عليك بهم فانهم لا يعجزونك
حقيقة اعصار التورنادوا :
هو في الاساس رباني ومن غضب الله الجبار
ومن شدته انه اذا مر على نهر شقه نصفين ورفع قاعه الطيني وذر ترابه في الهواء
وكذلك يقتلع البنايات والبيوت والاشجار ومن ثم رميها في مكان بعيد مهما كانت ثقيلة وعظيمة
ويحمل الجسور والقناطر والخزانات الكبيرة ويدور بها وكانها عود ثقاب ويلفها كالمروحة من شدة قوته العنيفة
ويحمل معه الحيوان والانسان الى عنان السماء ثم يلفظه خارج الغلاف الجوي او الكرة الارضية وكانها عملية تفريغ اي شفط نحو الفضاء الخارجي
مما يتسبب بخسائر مادية جسيمة وهائلة تقدر بتريليونات الدولارات
وهذا غيظ من فيض وهذا بعض ما يجري في امريكا
ان الذين كذبوا باياتنا واستكبروا عنها لا تفتح لهم ابواب السماء ولا يدخلون الجنة حتى يلج الجمل في سم الخياط ...
0.40 The old man who had hurt leg. What's a pity, nobody help him. I see 2 soldiers who had looking him but nobody nobody....RIP. the old man.
🙏🙏🙏💚💚💚💚💚💚
MAN! The amazing Japanese people sure do have a noisy noodle dinner together! haha with love and admiration
Deutscher Titel aber in englisch
what dose tan dank o mean?
"Tsunami tendenko," which come from the Tohoku dialect, means, "If a tsunami hits, each person should evacuate immediately on their own without caring about others, including their family.
but the again if you can save them do it you can carry a baby not just leave it behind I think thats why most people doesn't like the concept of tendenko
Was I the only one disappointed in the grandpa for not telling her to run and save herself?
I hope the rebuild with brick and concrete in the areas close to the see as timber was no match for the wave
Il vecchio e la signora vengono spazzati via con ke case R.i.p
@heomak Tks for yr reply. Nowadays, Party officials are striving to make the last buck out of this complete mess and jump ship to Western countries where they can keep their wealth. That's why they are cutting all possible corners, even in their high-speed railway which is supposed to be the Party's pride. Saving face is not their top priority now, making money is. Yet the central govt is still suffocating the media with iron fist measures (like Ai Wei-Wei's case). This makes China hopeless.
3/11 ???
Saving your own life first is what everyone should do IF everyone get the proper education or ability to do so.
But not everyone CAN physically do save his own life,and not helping peoples on your sides along your way to safety ,family member or not, is pure nonsense when you claim to define yourself as a human living in a SOCIETY of humans.
"Weaks" should be treated first, and it's what lchildren always been classified as,old peoples having less value to the eyes of everyone.
I don't know how she feels about grandpa when visiting him,but i'm pretty sure to know how grandpa feels about her.
They don't look very close,anyways.
michaelovitch Agree totally! Teaching the children to drop everything and RUN is absolutely appropriate. When parents can be sure the children will do that, then they can save themselves and help others. I don’t know how that woman let go of Grandpa’s hand and ran off from him.
Kathy Young and seeing her Grandpa with other people trying to save him and they did!
They were taught to save themselves first. If she hadn't let go she probably would have died. The family did what they were taught and lived. People died when they didn't.
Edit: word.
If I am that old and can see that my time might finally be over, I would have preferred my loved ones to save themselves. Having lived a long life would be enough. I would also like my loved ones to survive longer than staying with me and us dying together.
And what about your pets at home???
Of course you could live alone and one day you could also be in a simple car wreck and wake up in hospital days later, who then knows to go and feed your pet? Have you arranged fool proof plans for your pets survival and future then? What then can you say to such a situation as this?
they die
Why I hear "nigeru" "nigeru" "nigeru" in cute voice.
Because it means run?
@@cn8299 I know it means run. what I mean is I hear it like an anime voice.
Godzilla : I caused major destruction / tsunami: hold my sake