To me who was a child at that time
Eight years have passed since the massive tsunami hit the Tohoku region of Japan. The town that was damaged by the tsunami was renewed and the number of lights in the town increased. I've been covering the places where the tsunami happened, but I've never had a chance to talk to young people. What do they think of as children at the time? I wanted to know what the tsunami brought to them.
I photographed them with double exposure.
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To me who was a child at that time
Ai Suzuki 21 years old. Kesennuma, Miyagi. 14 Feb 2019. Ai is a student. The tsunami hit Kesennuma when she was 13. She was in school at that time and she started refuge at school. She is currently studying at a university in Tokyo. Ai feels sorry for forgetting the scenery of the city before the tsunami and seeing the changing city, and she wants to think about it, so she is studying residential studies. She thinks the tsunami gave her something, but she thinks her course hasn't changed. She used to be pessimistic, but now she is not.
