To see the changes from 2011, use the slider in the below images to see how the landscape has changed. In March 2011, an elderly woman shuffles along a road at the edge of Rikuzen-Takata, Iwate ...

A photographer in this northeast Japan city, where a major forest fire recently destroyed over 100 homes, has provided free ...

Japan on Tuesday marked 14 years since a devastating earthquake and tsunami rocked the country's northeast, triggering a nuclear crisis, with residents in one of the hardest-hit areas again reeling ...

Although only an infant at the time of the Great East Japan Earthquake and ... Miyu came across photos of the tsunami. Around the same time, she also saw images on TV and asked her mother ...

The Government of Japan even took the rare action ... behavior of travelers following a tourism tsunami that has challenged the nation. AFP via Getty Images So, when a curious tourist who was ...

Ceremonies attended by bereaved relatives were held here and other areas to mark exactly 14 years since the tragedies of the ...

Firefighters were Tuesday battling Japan's worst wildfire in half a century ... which was hard-hit by a deadly tsunami in 2011. An evacuation advisory has been issued to around 4,600 people ...

Along the coast of Japan’s Iwate prefecture, where a tsunami swept away entire communities on March 11, 2011, a single tree remains as a symbol of endurance. Known as the Miracle Pine ...

Japan on Tuesday marks the 14th anniversary since a massive earthquake and tsunami hit the nation in 2011, triggering a ...

However, on March 11, 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake unleashed a devastating tsunami that irrevocably altered the landscape and the hotel’s fate. The tsunami, with waves reaching heights ...

However, life is not yet back to normal for nearly 1,200 residents of the northeastern coastal city of Japan, who have been ... after the earthquake and tsunami that devastated the city on March ...