Mayumi Suzuki
Photography

At the place where I can see what's left of my father's photo studio. I thought of inheriting family business, having a camera my father left me.

"It's been nine years since inheriting scallop fishing as 27-year-old. Because I was with my father, I was able to get over the tsunami disaster."

"To protect my boat, I took it to the offing before the tsunami. Meanwhile my mother died at home."

He planned a festival that had over 20,000 visitors 3 years in a row "in order to create unity among our generation". He runs a fish processing factory

"The revival of our town relies on fish." said a man with destroyed Onagawa Port on his back.

a third generation newspaper carrier shop owner: at the site of former resident.

Fourth-generation owner of a supermarket: with the newly adopted son from his late sister who died from tsunami.

a fourth-generation Chinese chef. (they reopened the makeshift restaurant)

coaching the traditional lion dances to a granddaughter at Takeno-ura fishing harbor.

They playing traditional drums at Takeno-ura shrine.