Japan's March 2011 Disaster and Moral Grit

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The book explores the profound impact of Japan's 2011 disaster—earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdown—through the lens of cultural worldviews and the ethical concept of "aidagara," or "in-betweenness." It highlights the ongoing recovery efforts and the deep sense of community that emerged in the aftermath. Through personal accounts from survivors, victims' families, city officials, and volunteers, it showcases the resilience and moral strength that continue to drive Japan's journey towards a hopeful future.