【とうほくちほうたいへいようおきじしん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. Tōhoku earthquake (March 11, 2011); Tohoku earthquake; Sendai Earthquake; Great East Japan Earthquake
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  1. Tōhoku earthquake (March 11, 2011)
    2. This refers specifically to the massive earthquake that struck the Tōhoku region of Japan, which had significant impacts such as a tsunami and nuclear disaster.
    This earthquake was the largest in Japan's history.
    Many people were affected by this earthquake.
  2. Tohoku earthquake
    3. This is another name for the disaster emphasizing the geographical region and the event itself, used in both media and academic discussions.
    The Tohoku earthquake is widely known internationally.
    The Tohoku earthquake necessitated reconstruction efforts.
  3. Sendai Earthquake
    4. This name highlights Sendai, the capital of the Miyagi Prefecture, which was one of the most affected areas during the earthquake.
    Sendai City was particularly impacted by that earthquake.
    Reconstruction in Sendai is still ongoing.
  4. Great East Japan Earthquake
    5. This term is used to refer to the disaster in a broader context, emphasizing its significance to all of Japan rather than just a specific region.
    The Great East Japan Earthquake had a significant impact on the entire country.
    Japan is utilizing the lessons learned from the Great East Japan Earthquake.
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