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A Couple Who Lost Their Home in the Tsunami Continue to Discuss Disaster Preparedness at the Dinner Table: "What Should We Do when an Emergency Strikes?" They Confront the Importance of Life While Staying at a Guesthouse in the Mountains

A couple who lost their home in Kesennuma City to the tsunami during the Great East Japan Earthquake now run a guesthouse in Kurihara City, where they relocated. Tokushige Onodera and his wife, Keiko, strive to create an opportunity for visitors to reflect on the disasters they might one day experience and to confront the reality of life. Even 15 years after the earthquake, they continue to share their stories with guests. Kurihara City is locat…
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A couple who lost their home in Kesennuma City to the tsunami during the Great East Japan Earthquake now run a guesthouse in Kurihara City, where they relocated. Tokushige Onodera and his wife, Keiko, strive to create an opportunity for visitors to reflect on the disasters they might one day experience and to confront the reality of life. Even 15 years after the earthquake, they continue to share their stories with guests. Kurihara City is locat…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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