Higashinihon Maimai Tsunami Memorial (Iwate TSUNAMI Memorial)
Higashi Nihon Daishinsai Tsunami Densokan Iwate Tsunami Memorial
A place of learning to protect lives by passing the memory of the Great East Japan Earthquake to the next generation.Explore this spot
The Higashinihon Maimai Tsunami Memorial (also known as the Iwate TSUNAMI Memorial) was established to pass down the lessons of the tsunami from the Great East Japan Earthquake that occurred on March 11, 2011, to future generations.
What makes it special
About Higashinihon Maimai Tsunami Memorial (Iwate TSUNAMI Memorial)
- Learn Life-Saving Lessons: Through videos and actual damaged objects, you can learn specific actions to protect your life.
- Utilize the Guidance Theater: Watching the 12-minute video is highly effective for understanding the context of the exhibits.
- Visit in a Calm Environment: We recommend visiting with plenty of time to reflect quietly on the facts of the disaster.
- Full Accessibility: The facility is wheelchair accessible and features accessible restrooms, making it suitable for families and elderly visitors.
Weather forecast
Mon
8/3
24°/20°
61%
Tue
8/4
24°/18°
2%
Wed
8/5
26°/19°
15%
Thu
8/6
28°/23°
82%
Fri
8/7
27°/23°
73%
Sat
8/8
27°/23°
78%
Sun
8/9
27°/20°
51%
Tips
Payment
Admission is free.
English Support
Please check on-site for the current level of English support available.
Reservations
No advance reservation is required.
Clothing
Comfortable clothing and walking shoes are recommended.
Photography
Please check local signage regarding photography in exhibition areas.
Accessibility
The facility is equipped with wheelchair-accessible entrances and restrooms.
Etiquette
As this facility handles sensitive memories of a disaster, a quiet and respectful attitude is requested.