The Great East Japan Earthquake

 14 years ago today, there was an earthquake in eastern Japan, especially in Tôhoku. It was a magnitude 9 earthquake. However, the thing that caused the most damage in the Great East Japan Earthquake was not the earthquake itself. It was the tsunami. Tsunami is a large wave of water. But not a normal water wave. It's such a scary water wave. Many people were killed by tsunami.

 We didn't know the horror of tsunami. So many people were killed by the tsunami. 

 I and we must go to tell children don't experience. If an earthquake happens, we must run away soon. It's must not forget.

 We were helped by many countries and people around the world. I'd like to thank them. Your help is the hope for the reconstruction of Japan. We will not forget it in the future.

 Finally, I think condolences to those who were affected by the great East Japan earthquake and say thank you for helping us people.

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