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On 11 March 2011, a 9.03 magnitude earthquake struck off the Pacific coast of Tōhoku, Japan, and triggered powerful tsunami waves that travelled up to 10 km (6 mi) inland.
Remnants of Tōhoku's destruction remain today in northern Japan. In Kesennuma, Miyagi prefecture alone, 17 ships ran aground but just one—a 330-ton, 200-foot-long fishing boat called the No. 18 Kyotokumaru (第十八共徳丸)—still sits where the waves left it over 800 meters (.5 mi) from the city’s harbor. The city of Kesennuma is debating whether to leave the Kyotokumaru as a monument or dismantle it. While some visit the site to pay their respects, others find the ship to be a painful reminder of the disaster.

For more photos of the Kyotokumaru, tap the blue location text above. Photo by @moss_green.

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