Seen these types of vids from Japan over and over and I still can't fathom the power and destruction nature is capable of

@Vee-Shines

Жыл бұрын

Same same

@leonbowen6567

Жыл бұрын

Me to my Friend imagine the noise the panic and fear

@elladoz1966

Жыл бұрын

🙏❤️

@jonholmes6551

Жыл бұрын

I think humans give mother nature a run for her money. We have littered in the mariana trench. Additionally we are on the way to cluttering up outer frikin space with space junk to the point we may not be able to continue space travel without colliding with something. I haven't even mentioned the land destruction. Plastic compounds are now in human dna, We are the most invasive species ever.

@merzakeli2692

Жыл бұрын

Why don't you call things by their proper names? Instead of calling what you see in this video NATURE is causing a tsunami you should say ALLAH (GOD in your langage) THE GREATEST is causing a tsunami. This would be better. Don't you think so...?

This is one of the best tsunami videos It really shows the scale and the power of the sea Incredible footage

@Roscoe.P.Coldchain

Жыл бұрын

It could have been filmed so much better though

@misssmisssymaria

Жыл бұрын

@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain Are you serious?? I’m sure the last thing on their minds was to get “better footage” of the tsunami that destroyed the lives of every person on that island.

@jordanonofer3886

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Wow. That happened so fast

@International_Internet

Жыл бұрын

I don't know if your country has a word with the connotation of "unscrupulous".

@oui2611

Жыл бұрын

all i see is a bunch of water and nothing else happening

That was the heaviest tsunami impact I’ve ever seen. Terrifying.

@bonwrentaylor2743

Жыл бұрын

Really !? Do some further online googling/KZread searching & you'll see some way heavier tsunami impacts .....

@danbill9165

Жыл бұрын

When did you see other ones. ?

@ivanmahrovic6671

Жыл бұрын

I see tsunami in Aceh Indonesia on 2004

@ericfelds6291

Жыл бұрын

You clearly haven’t seen what went down in Sri Lanka, Thailand or Lituya bay Alaska.

@Saltfly

Жыл бұрын

@@ericfelds6291 I have seen many videos. The way the water moved in this one though. I think it’s my favorite.

10年以上経過して初めて見る映像。まだまだ世に出ていない当時の画像いっぱいあるんだろうなぁ

I have enormous respect for the power of the ocean…and that it stays within its boundaries most of the time, because her unleashed power, is breathtaking and terrifying. Extraordinary footage.

Tsunami is not just the "wave" heading towards us but it's literally the "sea" is moving.

@gracemon2oe

Жыл бұрын

Like… the entire thing. It’s insane.

@elydu30

Жыл бұрын

PRECISELY

@timbuckthe2nd642

Жыл бұрын

Why did you put “”sea”” in quotations? 🤔

@melodiefrances3898

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Exactly.

@tuxedomask7071

Ай бұрын

He's a weirdo obviously ​@timbuckthe2nd642

You can sure tell that the depth is shallow as the wave gets closer to landfall. Then you see the water retreat and you know the next one is going to be worse. What a nightmare!

@marialucinalva2157

Жыл бұрын

99

That is incredible and scary all at the same time. 0:35 Seeing the tsunami swallow that stone structure is scary, thanks to the surrounding cliffs, you can clearly see how much water actually rushed in.

@corneliusg4905

Жыл бұрын

Break wall to prevent waves but not tsunamis 🤣

Best view point I’ve seen so far in my opinion. Really shows just how much water builds up coming in before hitting land . You can see it rise and lower, which I would say is one giant wave. Awesome video.

I drive over that bridge nearly every weekend. Videos truly dont capture the sheer volume and scale of how much water came through. Terrifying

@6uiti

10 ай бұрын

How high is that bridge, people thought they where safe 😮

I don't know how this has escaped me, amazing footage

It's just incredible that the sea suddenly swells out of nowhere.

My heartfelt prayers go out to ALL the people that lost there homes, loved ones, and friend during this terrible disaster. I have a great affinity for the Japanese people and there culture. It just saddens me to see this every time i watch various videos of the damage this event caused. NEVER underestimate the power of water folks. It will get you each and every single time. I live on the ocean myself in a small community and i can't being to imagine what something like this would do to our small peninsula. It is just terrifying natural raw power.

The bridge at the bottom by the fishing port had to be atleast 30 feet above the water and that bridge disappeared😳

@taraspikeyhelton

Жыл бұрын

At its tallest recorded point, the tsunami was 138 feet. It truly was a monster

@chrisemerson7743

Жыл бұрын

I think that bridge was probably higher than that!

@brettolson3593

7 ай бұрын

What happened to the people at the bottom of the bridge at the beginning of the video?

@ikaikamaleko8370

4 ай бұрын

​@@brettolson3593 I was wondering that too, I doubt they made it. That wave came in so fast and quietly , they prolly had no clue.

No words... just Wow.. this is 1 of the more powerful videos I've seen... just immense power...

0:10に崖下に居た人が、2:27には居なくなってる。こんな恐ろしい映像がまだあったんだな。12年経って恐る恐る見たけど、まだトラウマです。しかしこれらの動画が残ることで、津波を知らない、聞き伝てにしか知らない世代に、恐ろしさを伝えることができます。

I've seen a lot of tsunami vids now and this one is up there with the most shocking. It escalated so quickly!! Frikkin intense.

こういう津波のリアルな"波の来かた"？の構造がわかる動画がずっと見たかった。 本当にありがとう。 これ以前に｢世界まる見え｣で100mだか50mだかの津波の再現映像(恐らく隕石の場合)みたいなのを見て高層ビルみたいな高さの高波のCGで、東日本大震災の津波は絶対にそうじゃないやろ。と思っていたから、早いながらもじわじわと水位が上がることがわかって勉強になった。

@F22-xj6gz

4 ай бұрын

津波の高さは比較的低いのですが、波長と周期が長い傾向にあります。しかし、浅くなればなるほど波の速さは遅くなります。よって、波の前方、浅い方の海水が遅くなり、後方の波の海水によって押される形ができてしまい、結果的にそこから盛り上がってしまうため、津波の波の高さが高くなってしまう構図になってしまいます。高潮などとはエネルギーが全然違います。

I think this is the most impressive video of them all.

0:37- That really caught me off guard. I was looking further out for the wave, and then I saw it go over the pier. I can’t imagine how traumatizing and terrifying that must’ve been for everyone. My heart goes out to everyone who experienced so much loss on that day. Losses that are still being felt to this day. ❤

@bennettjohnson2631

Жыл бұрын

The much bigger one was coming at the end especially since the water was retreated at the shore which adds that much more to the wave out were the island is

@misssmisssymaria

Жыл бұрын

@@bennettjohnson2631 I figured that’s why they stopped filming, they knew what was going to happen next.

@erickgarcia6687

Жыл бұрын

@@bennettjohnson2631 what does your heart do for that people?

@misssmisssymaria

Жыл бұрын

@@erickgarcia6687 It’s called having humanity. It’s acknowledging and recognizing the suffering and loss that millions of people experienced that day. And how the trauma still affects them 11 years later. Instead of not giving a crap because it didn’t happen to me, and watching these videos solely for entertainment. Get it, now?

@bennettjohnson2631

Жыл бұрын

Bro I’m not hyping anything about human tragedy I’m calling a tsunami how it is what are you talking about

I saw the damage the Tsunami caused when I went to the region in 2012. The power of a Tsunami is not appreciated by some people. I always knew they were bad, but seeing the damage in real life over such a vast area was an awakening to the power released.

Seeing the ocean recede at first is just.. especially the second time around. 😱

That is breathtaking! The upheaval of water. Power!

@quentinstratton5407

Жыл бұрын

yes indeed!

@melodiefrances3898

Жыл бұрын

It's unfathomable the amount of power required to do this.

10 minutes ago paradise, 10 minutes later hell.

By far the best video I've seen on this.

This is probably the most insane footage I've seen of water....

東日本大震災のいろいろな津波映像見たけど、蛸ノ浜のこの映像が１番恐い気がする。最初、下に映ってた人達はどうなったのか・・

That is absolutely terrifying, the power of water is unmatched!

It must have been terrifying to be there and see the unstoppable rising up like that.

It's always difficult to know whether to like this kind of video. It's obviously very good and amazing footage but then you remember all the people that died and the others who lost their entire families and all their belongings and it's not so clear cut. So I will just say thank you for uploading and sharing these videos and let's hope this doesn't happen again any time soon.

@smoketheartist9501

Жыл бұрын

So you're just indecisive?

@NorthernSpartan

Жыл бұрын

Having this problem is the biggest disrespect to the families😂

This is probably the largest tsunami wave on youtube. Look at the geography, particularly the height of the islands before the wave comes. This wave was probably over 60 ft.

The sound as the wave got crashed into the shore 😮 I cant imagine what it must've been like actually standing there

whoever you are, thank you so much for sharing this historic footage with everyone. *Those who do not remember the past, are destined to repeat it.* 😎🇺🇸

@user-cf6te2ug2g

Жыл бұрын

This is a Tsunami not a war.

@d.cypher2920

Жыл бұрын

@@user-cf6te2ug2g yet, a war against ignorance and complacency. Those who will not believe, will not remember, will not act... Quickly. 😎🇺🇸

@JohnnyLaps

Жыл бұрын

Agreed..but not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

@BrayTube

Жыл бұрын

@@user-cf6te2ug2g Nice! D. Ouchebag clearly doesn't know why there were so few deaths on 3/11.

@russtaylor2122

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure the rebuild is now complete. Might as well build a sandcastle...

Look at 1:58 the stone structure on the left most of the screen, now compare it to 0:10 and notice the people down there on the bright. Incredibly frightening

That high bridge underwater where people stood thinking they would be safe😮

I know thousands and thousands of people died that day and I’m very sorry. But this is the most fascinating video capturing and outrageously powerful tsunami. Excellent footage.

0:25 You can see the water heading away from shore, exiting through the breakwater. Then it returns, and the person records in silence. He knows if people didn't get to high ground, it's too late for them.

So a tsunami is not a large wave that comes in. It’s more of a sudden quick increase of water tide?

@LOBALOBZ

4 ай бұрын

Yes

@LOBALOBZ

4 ай бұрын

That’s what Hollywood has normalised

I studied this one a lot at the time try to figure out how to build structures to survive these in ports guiding the flow to headwalls where it stops to stand high for hours. In the Pacific Northwest we have a plate release tsunami "any time", adding sealevel fast not a good move, plates are plastic it adds weight to continental shelves. The pier ends create a fake headwall, a dynamic dam that limits flow volume up front, averages out the maximum height up channels, infrastructure on top. This bay next to the city, a bridge lower down to fish boats was knocked off, the equalization back flow churn epic ... 🕊

The amount of force in this is amazing.

Wonder what the fish were thinking

The sound made my soul vibrate

Just a tiny sampling of what pre-historic tsunamis must have looked like. Imaging a comet-formed tsunami, or when a landslide from Hawaii hit the ocean. Incredible.

The most scary part is that if you get caught in it and then sucks you back into the ocean and there’s nothing you can do.

@d12e4m312

Жыл бұрын

nah,, when the wave struck you, maybe you're killed already,, from debris etc,, at such high speed and power

By this point I've probably seen all the memorable videos of the Tsunami, but its just something you can't look away from.

What a complete insane brutality as the wave rolls in sounding like a combat jet is about to take off

In this video, the approaching Tsunami doesn't look as much like a wave as it does a waterfall that´s being shoved towards shore. You can really see how the water level behind it is elevated for as far back as the eye can see.

This coastline looks very similar to the American Pacific Northwest coastline. This is what it'll likely look like when the Cascadia Subduction zone goes

I still wouldn't even feel safe up there.

Cameraman chose to not record ... but I'm pretty sure he saw people below being swept away. No way those people could run away with waves coming with such power and speed (0:47), it built up too fast, in a blink! They must have realized when it was too close to comfort, too late to run. 😞

The power from water is beyond amazing

That is an unbelievable amount of water that just seems to come out of nowhere

My God! You can hear that roar of the water! 😢

Anybody else notice the blacks spots on the surface? I think that the people who were standing on that little bridge and got swetp away! You can see at 2:00 the water is 3/4ers the way up that rocky out cropping! Which would probably mean the wave was about 20-30ft. Above the pier and that bridge!

That got intense very quickly 🌊😧

To have a gauge of the height the water got....just look at that mini mountain on the left of the screen at the beginning with the little tree on top,then look at it about half way through and see that the water is like 10ft from the top....looks about 40ft at least....😲😳

I love the standing barrel wave that gets made in the gap of the breakwater by the rebounding and incoming waves fighting each other

Best video I saw for those who want to see what a tsunami is

00:05 - did they survive? 😥 And what tables are those? At first I thought it was a concert of pianettes/synthesizers - or just sculpture ornaments? Any idea? Edit: 02:25 I guess they didn't 😥Watched this cam view since shortly past the disaster, but first time in full camera roll length. Horiffic😥(I think YT has a reason, other nature disasters have only recently been opened by YT almost 100 years past the disasters with more explicit content - maybe this is even still too close for the surviving relatives, I think...) 10 years ago I watched the sea-level cam angle from within bridge - like a horror-movie. Warm hearts to to those left behind in this tragedy created by forces of nature greater than ourselves. Japanese people are brave. Big hug ♥

Would it be instant death if you were hit head on or would you drown? Absolutely terrifying. I can’t imagine the power.

Amazing … so little visual warning then total destruction.

Quality video, Really Real .Also excellent audio. SCARY

At the beginning of the video there's a bunch of people standing on an outcropping almost a lookout point... None of them could have survived... Most terrifying video ever

Years ago. Your loss is remembered

3:20 when you see the ocean retracting THIS much, it's time to run for higher ground without looking back.

While they may be rare in some places around the world, one should never underestimate the power of the sea.

Earthquake video compilations and crying for bread are two channels with good footage of this terrible day. Top topics are good too, They give you lots of information and it’s up to date rather than one or two years old, it’s not just videos, there’s presenters with scientific evidence to go with what you’re seeing.

The height of these waves! Jesus!

Very fine photography. Excellent.

This is the most scary footage of tsunami comparing to others

Another reminder that yes, we _do_ live on a planet

Hard subject. Very very sad just how many never got a chance to live. Some of the clearest footage of this disaster I've seen on the internet.

A small little wave. That never stops.

I started watching and was like "oh they have water-breaks, that should help". 😳

SOOOOO wild this particular video. To be able to look WAY out here...... Yet it stays flat.... And LOOK how the whole damn ocean even way out stays level and just RISES UP over that vast, vast area without much of a "wave" at all like most of these. Soooo unique this video 👍👍👍✌️☮️

Insane power hope the area recovered

0:10 Hopefully those people ran for high ground.

Never seen this one before, truly impressive...

That wave is the one I was looking for, like in those animated weather reports. That’s horrifying

@callmeshaggy5166

Жыл бұрын

There's a video of a bigger wave coming in like this in Omoe. Imagine the horror of this video except you actually see the entire town get washed away in _seconds._

It went from glassy to the worlds biggest washing machine in seconds.......WOW

Where did the bridge go 😮

What Relentless Power

Incredible footage

The height stats for tsunamis are not measured by a single wave or the actual height of a wave. It is measured by how far the surge gets above sea level. People keep saying the Japanese tsunami wave was over 200 feet. There was never a wave that high. The largest actual wave face was only 25 feet. The surge rose to over 200 feet. Big difference.

@1:18 It looks like there's a large upwelling. I wonder if that deeper water ascending up from the bottom of the harbor.

Seeing this kind of destructive force from nature and yet I feel like it is barely a flinch of its full power.

Amazing is the fact that sea wall was destroyed like a childs Lego set. I just hope everyone in the town made it to higher grounds.

You know there's some surfer who's like, "Damn, I could have rode that in."

What does the announcement say?

Oh my gosh! there were people below the bridge in the beginning of the video. And after there was nothing down there. How sad.

Господи, как страшно то! 😱😢

Jesus... The amount of water coming into the harbour is hard to fathom...

The guy had one job: to film the wave hitting the shore and missed completely

@johnsmith7676

Жыл бұрын

You are clearly subhuman. That will not bode well for you in the near future.

@gabyboy12

Жыл бұрын

@@johnsmith7676 what?

Thing you have to remember is this isn’t just a big wave, it’s the force of an entire ocean rushing towards you because it was just lifted 15-30’ above where it was. I’m pretty crap at math but that’s a scientific shit load of water

Imagine a tsunami from a cosmic impact though…

Man that's frightening...

Its like the 13meter tides where I live only they take 6 hours to reach the max, around 40 feet high

We’re there people floating as the water was going out. God bless them. What a nightmare.

Absolutely insanely terrifying!!

今までで一番身震いした動画 津波の「圧」を一番感じた