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陸前高田市(岩手県) Rikuzentakata City

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陸前高田市(りくぜんたかたし)は、岩手県南東部にある、太平洋に面する市。旧陸前国気仙郡に属し、隣接する同県大船渡市や宮城県気仙沼市とともに、三陸海岸のうち陸前海岸北部の中核を成す。 東日本大震災による津波で大きな被害を受け、復興や内陸への市役所移転など将来に備えた防災・減災に取り組んでいる。

Rikuzentakata is a city located in the Iwate Prefecture of Japan. Following the devastating Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami in 2011, the city was almost completely destroyed the city and tragically claimed many lives. Before the disaster, Rikuzentakata was known for its picturesque coastal setting, featuring beautiful sandy beaches and lush pine forests. In the wake of the disaster, Rikuzentakata has been undergoing significant reconstruction, including building elevated land to protect from future tsunamis, and it has become a beacon of hope and recovery. The city's efforts to rebuild and revitalize, while preserving the memory of the tragedy, reflect the community's strength and determination.

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17 October 2017
Recovery from zero and community planning – towards “Rikuzentakata: an intentionally inclusive community
This document outlines Rikuzentakata city's efforts through its recovery to create an inclusive community to ensure the safety, well-being, and equal opportunities for all residents, including those with disabilities and other minority groups.
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2011年12月30日
陸前高田市震災復興計画
「陸前高田市震災復興計画」は将来に向けて希望と夢と安心のもてる新しい本市の復興ビジョンを示すとともに、本市の創生と活力向上に繋がる陸前高田市復興計画を策定し、多くの方の協働、連携により本市の復興を実現しようとするものです。

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https://www.city.rikuzentakata.iwate.jp/

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