糖心传媒

RIAS Ark Museum of Art

Top choice in Northern Honsh奴 (T艒hoku)


High in the hills above Kesennuma, this local art museum houses the largest collection of photographs and artefacts in existence relating to the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami. A comprehensive booklet containing an English translation of each exhibit is available. The sheer volume and nature of the collection is a little overwhelming.


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