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Survivor Stories

Maldives 2004

Tsunami Soundings

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Survivor Video

Tsunami Survivor Video

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Ernest Kurohara, a 1946 Hilo tsunami survivor, lived and attended school a few blocks from Hilo Bay.

Kurohara boy

Ernest Kurohara as a young boy

To watch the video, click on the left arrow on the Quicktime screen.

To watch the video, click on the left arrow on the Quicktime screen.

Ayato Sakaki, a 1946 Hilo tsunami survivor, worked for HELCO, Hawaii Electric Company at the time of the tsunami.

Sakaki Barber

Ayato Sakaki and the Sakaki Barber Shop

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