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The human faces behind the Japanese earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster
03/28/2011
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Vanishing act by Japanese executive during nuclear crisis raises questions - The Washington Post
Washington Post 03.29.2011
Amid Fight to Stem Threat, Tepco Worker's Email Reveals Personal Struggle
Wall Street Journal 03.28.2011
In Ishinomaki, Japan, stories of survival and loss - The Washington Post
Washington Post 03.30.2011
For one Japanese neighborhood, a tsunami and radiation end a way of life - The Washington Post
Washington Post 03.30.2011
Wall Street Journal 03.30.2011
Japanese fireman finds fame as a hero -; and father of a teen underwear model - The Washington Post
Washington Post 03.31.2011
At Utility, a Leadership Vacuum
Wall Street Journal 03.31.2011
Panic and Heroism Greeted Crisis at Japan Nuclear Plant
New York Times 03.30.2011
New to Work, the Young Inherit Japanâs Crises
New York Times 03.31.2011
Japanese Nuclear Disaster Severs Townâs Lifeline
New York Times 04.02.2011
Minamisoma Mayorâs YouTube Plea Gets Big Response
New York Times 04.06.2011
Nissan Rallies After Terrifying Shake
Wall Street Journal 04.08.2011
Day Laborers Brave Risks at Japanâs Nuclear Plants
New York Times 04.09.2011
In Shelters, Lives Are Off-Kilter
Wall Street Journal 04.22.2011
Anger Greets Kan in Fukushima Trip
Wall Street Journal 04.22.2011
Safety Becomes Victim in Japanâs Nuclear Collusion
New York Times 04.26.2011
A Toyota Dealerâs Recovery Effort in Japan
New York Times 04.26.2011
Japanâs Leader Defends Handling of Nuclear Crisis
New York Times 04.30.2011
Life in Limbo for Japanese Near Damaged Nuclear Plant
New York Times 05.01.2011
Japan's recovery: Who needs leaders?
Economist 06.11.2011
In Fukushima Nuclear Plant Crisis, Crippling Mistrust
New York Times 06.12.2011
Design Flaw Fueled Nuclear Disaster
Wall Street Journal 07.01.2011
Governor of Saga Prefecture Holds Key to Japanâs Nuclear Future
New York Times 07.02.2011
Japan's Reconstruction Minister Resigns
Wall Street Journal 07.05.2011
Hope of the Lone Pine: As Tree Clings to Life, So Does Japanese City
Wall Street Journal 07.09.2011
In Tokyo, High-Rise Apartment Sales Plunge
New York Times 07.19.2011
Longtime Nuclear Plant Opponents Are Heard in Japan
New York Times 08.19.2011
Wall Street Journal 09.10.2011
Six Months After Waves, Rebuilding Eludes Japan Town
Wall Street Journal 09.14.2011
Residents of Temporary Housing Fear They May Have to Settle In
Wall Street Journal 09.14.2011
Japan Considered Evacuating Tokyo During Nuclear Crisis, Report Says
New York Times 02.27.2012
Japanese Elderly Knit a Safety Net
Wall Street Journal 03.05.2012
An Ohio Church Puts the Yarn in Japan's 'Yarn Alive' Club
Wall Street Journal 03.04.2012
A Year After Tsunami's Wrath, Searching for Hope and Resilience
Wall Street Journal 03.10.2012
A Year Later, Undertakerâs Story Offers Japan Hope
New York Times 03.10.2012
An Altered Japan Marks a Year After Quake
Wall Street Journal 03.12.2012
New York Times 03.22.2012
Japanâs Leaders Fret as Nuclear Shutdown Nears
New York Times 05.03.2012
Japan's Ex-Premier, Naoto Kan, Condemns Nuclear Power
New York Times 05.28.2012
Video Shows View Inside Nuclear Disaster
Wall Street Journal 08.07.2012
Japanâs Cleanup After a Nuclear Accident Is Denounced
New York Times 01.07.2013
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