Book Review
'Ghosts of
the Tsunami - Death & life in Japan's disaster zone' is written by the
author Richard Parry which consists of 317 pages.
Ghosts of the Tsunami - Death & life in Japan's disaster zone
Northeast
coast of Japan was devastated when unpredictable earthquake so mighty that it
took thousands of lives by sending a 120-foot-high tsunami. The calamity occurred
on March 11, 2011 leaving more than eighteen thousand go dead. The dead bodies
were retrieved, found from drowning, burning and fallen under debris. It was a disastrous
natural catastrophe of human history in Japan.
It was such
a national disaster for Japan since the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, even it not
spared the Fukushima’s nuclear power plant. Life couldn't return normal in
calamity hit area of Japan after the relief operations and rescue efforts over,
there was yet another trauma of mystery and that was the haunting ghosts -
Ghosts of the Tsunami.
The author
Richard Parry of this book, spent around six years when striking of Tsunami in
Japan. Richard lived there among the grief stricken people, shared his
experience for readers how difficult it was for survival inhabitants of
affected area living with the ghosts and spirits of dead, and revealed the
apprehensions of community after the tsunami.
'Ghosts of
the Tsunami - Death & life in Japan's disaster zone' may be bought from any
click and mortar store.
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