Jepun sebelum, selepas Tsunami dan Gempa Bumi

This image provided by Google shows central Ishinomaki in 2003. Ishinomaki is a coastal city about 30 miles north of Sendai in the Miyagi Prefecture. (Google)

This image provided by Google shows central Ishinomaki after the tsunami. Ishinomaki's hospital morgue now is too small to handle the number of dead. The official death toll is almost 1,900 but the police chief said that 10,000 were estimated to have died in this area. (Google)

This April 3, 2010 image released by GeoEye shows an area of Sendai, Japan. Tthe coastal city north of Tokyo was only 80 miles from the quake's epicenter. (GeoEye/AP Photo)

This March 12, 2011 image released by GeoEye shows an area of Sendai, Japan. The Japanese port was likely the hardest hit. Its port area was smashed to rubble by the quake and then the tsunami plowed through it. (GeoEye/AP Photo)

This April 4, 2010 image released by GeoEye shows an area of Yuriagi near Miyagi Prefecture in Japan. An 8.9-magnitude earthquake struck Japan on March 11, 2011, causing a tsunami that devastated the region. (GeoEye/AP Photo)

This March 12, 2011 image released by GeoEye shows an area of Yuriagi near Muyagi Prefecture, Japan. An 8.9-magnitude earthquake struck Japan on March 11, 2011, causing a tsunami that devastated the region. (GeoEye/AP Photo)

This April 10, 2010 image released by GeoEye shows the Arahama area of Sendai, Japan. An 8.9-magnitude earthquake struck Japan on March 11, 2011, causing a tsunami that devastated the region. (GeoEye/AP Photo)

This March 12, 2011 image released by GeoEye shows the Arahama area of Sendai, Japan. Days after the quake and tsunami struck, thousands of Japanese along the coast were struggling without food, water and power. (GeoEye/AP Photo)

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