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Robert Hatley, a spokesman for the Austin, Tex. , company, said the Sendai facility was evacuated and currently has no electrical power.

He said he hoped the earthquake would not come to be known as the "Sendai quake. "

On why he took his 6-year-old son to see the destruction in Sendai shortly after the quake: I wanted him to see this.

As he latched the box of supplies to the back of his bike, Arai explained that he had given up on Sendai.

But some clues suggested that the Sendai region might be capable of greater violence.

His wife's family is from Sendai, where the damage from the quake and tsunami are most pronounced.

Television footage showed a tsunami wave bearing down on the Japanese coastline near the community of Sendai.

However, by now we confirmed that at least the clergy of Sendai orthodox church including Bishop Seraphim and Fr Clement is safe.

The battery plant outside Sendai is able to produce 200, 000 batteries a year.

Hundreds of cars and large parts of the area surrounding Sendai Airport were submerged as the tsunami flooded nearby waterways.

Sendai airport was an island, more than a thousand passengers and workers stranded on the terminal roof.

A man in his 70s was also pulled from a collapsed building in Sendai, a port town badly hit by the double disaster.

MODIS detected a fire burning near the shore north of Sendai. The fire is marked with a red box. It is also surrounded by floods.

Yo Miura had expected to enter a bank in the Sendai area, counting on a steady income and a modest amount of prestige.

It would be unbelievable. This happened to every town, from south of Sendai all the way to the northern end of Honshu.

Three days after the tsunami, the newspaper ran before-and-after satellite images of her Sendai neighborhood.

As a matter of public policy, however, the fear escaping through the containment walls in Sendai will only hasten the inevitable.

Worst hit was the city of Sendai where hundreds have been found dead and the toll is expected to rise.

In the city of Sendai, the police found up to 300 bodies in a single ward.

The mountains are Sendai are solid and with the crisp air we can see them silhouetted against the sky magnificently.

The parents of a young British civil servant working in Sendai spoke of their relief after hearing he was alive.

IN A foyer of the engineering department of Tohoku University in Sendai stands a handsome yellow robot with claws and caterpillar tracks.

A passenger train with an unknown number of people aboard was unaccounted for on a line outside Sendai, Kyodo News reported.

In the bedroom, Parker prods the brushed-aluminium face of his Sendai Sleep-Master.

In Sendai, the city largest near to the quake epicentre, the waves swept through the car park of the airport and engulfed buildings.

His taxi company's office was near the airport in the city of Sendai, large parts of which were destroyed by the March 11 waves.

"It's bad for Tokyo but really bad for Sendai, " he said.

The inn kindly let us spend the night, and the following day a young tourist from Tokyo drove us in his rental car back to Sendai.

Few experts thought the seismic zone off Sendai, Japan, was capable of such violence.

As for job applicants, the Hello Work office in downtown Sendai was expecting thousands of them by now, but few have arrived.

As well as Sendai and the surrounding farmland which were swamped, areas nearby were engulfed by fire, including the town of Kesennuma.

She says she has friends all over the place - both around here, further south in Sendai and in Tokyo.

Hill Sendai peak 1195 meters above sea level, Qi Xiu peaks, like the Big Buddha on a stand.

People make their way among the debris from destroyed homes after the earthquake and tsunami in Sendai.

News of Anna Francis, a British 24-year-old living in Sendai, was also being sought by her friends and family through the Google website.

Life in the middle of Sendai appeared strangely routine Monday, apart from the cracked buildings and closed shops.

People search through debris at the Sendai airport on March 14, days after an earthquake-triggered tsunami left the Japanese city in ruins.

Sendai after the earthquake, the sky is blue, roads clean, but they conceal scars.

Mr. Nishimura said in a speech in the northern city of Sendai that some encouraging signs are appearing on the deflation front.

He added that the clubhouse and stadium of the Sendai-based Vegalta team is in ruins.

Kyodo news agency said there were reports of fires in Sendai where wavescarried cars across the runway at the airport.

Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture earthquake occurred in this strange light, it is not clear the source of the light emitted.

Evidence of the unexpected needs of the Japanese consumer was on display in Sendai on Sunday.

But it was in Sendai and adjacent coastal areas that the impact was strongest.

According to Japanese media reports, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture observed waves up to 10 meters.

"Everyone says the money has been really slow, " he says. "Only 30 percent people affected in Sendai have received money. "

The charity said they met Kazuki Seto, eight, at an evacuation centre not far from Sendai.

The pair later moved onto shelters in Sendai and surveyed the disaster's impact from a helicopter before returning to Tokyo the same day.

In one deserted self-service noodle shop in Sendai, a food-ticket vending machine had also been forced open to get at the cash inside.

Damage in the biggest city in the region, Sendai, which has a population of about 1 million, has yet to be properly assessed.

Hiroko Kano, a Tokyo housewife, was planning on delivering food and water to elderly friends who live near Sendai. She delayed the trip.

Ken Joseph Junior, an English professor at Chiba university, is a volunteer with the Japan Emergency team in Sendai.

Military units were in Sendai onSaturday, working at evacuation shelters or helping search-and-rescue teams.

Cracks are seen on the snow-covered ground in woodlands near the earthquake and tsunami-devastated town of Sendai March 12.

He said survivors remain stranded in schools and other buildings in towns such as Onagawa, north of Sendai.

At Sendai's 77 Bank, the largest in the Tohoku region, loans were less than 60 per cent of assets at the end of September.

The train puffed towards Tokyo from Sendai.

Thermal power station in Sendai, Japan, water intake of about 300 tons of algae each year into the power companies are deeply distressed.

Sendai port - devastated by the tsunami - is again welcoming ships from the Pacific.

Sendai is currently in the midst of their Tanabata festival, although we do not have a chance to enjoy the festivities or fireworks.

Rescue workers told reporters in Sendai airport in the tsunami destroyed almost all of the estimated completed this year is very difficult.

Given that history, seismologists in Japan did not consider great earthquakes to be a threat to the Sendai area.

It is true that faced with this calamity, the people of Sendai have maintained a sense of calm.

Sendai airport was inundated with cars, trucks, buses and thick mud deposited over its runways.

In Sendai the wave carried everything in its path across miles of farmland.

Incredibly patient: People queue for water in Sendai two days after the earthquake and tsunami struck.

The history of the Sendai region seemed to support that idea.

Planes and vehicles that were swept away by the wave at Sendai airport, north of Tokyo.

This happened about 10 years ago in a place called Sendai City, at a driving school in the suburbs of Tokyo.

Sendai City and Salt Kettle, a city at the junction of petrochemical Factory fire.

Yet in Sendai, about 250 miles northeast of Tokyo, and other cities ravaged by the earthquake, electricity returned within days.

The coastline of northern Japan is a special one -- north of Sendai, the coast becomes steep, rocky and deeply embayed.

A large number of cars swept by a tsunami following an earthquake are seen in Sendai, northeastern Japan March 12, 2011.

Inland, in Sendai, a black mini-van perched perilously on a metal post.

Tsunami debris scattered over a devastated area of Sendai, Miyagi prefecture, seen on March 14, 2011.

In Sendai, a north-east city of 1m closest to the undersea quake's epicentre, power remained cut off late on Friday.

WHEN the earthquake struck, I was at the hot springs in Sakunami, about 15 miles from my home in Sendai.

Even our JALCity hotel in Sendai managed to survive the earthquake and will soon be reopened.

Cars and airplanes swept by a tsunami are pictured among debris at Sendai Airport, northeastern Japan March 11, 2011.

A vehicle is half submerged at a crossroad in Sendai, northeastern Japan, March 12.

The desire for government handouts is a constant theme in Sendai.

Video from a military helicopter showed much of Kesennuma, a community of 70, 000 near Sendai, engulfed in flames.

On March 8, before the devastating Sendai earthquake, these parents were probably juggling work, home and family just like us.

Cameron Peek, 23, an American who teaches English in Sendai city, was staying at the shelter.

Many of the hundreds of severely damaged cars near Sendai's port had their gas tanks forced open.

The last giant tsunami recorded in Sendai struck in 869.

A building swept under a bridge following a tsunami and earthquake is seen in Sendai northeastern Japan March 12 2011.

What can the government do to help businessmen in Sendai?

Residents walk past a damaged shop in Sendai, Japan, on Saturday, a day after an 8. 9-magnitude quake and tsunami struck.

Sendai is a microcosm of what ails Japan .

Sendai, after all, is home to Tohoku University, one of the nation's top science and technology schools.

Police say 200 to 300 bodies have been found in the coastal city of Sendai and many more people are unaccounted for.

Sendai City, the local people are hiding in the house afraid to go out, it has a deadly fear of being caught in the rain.

One giant wave washed through an airport in Sendai, the capital of Miyagi, leaving 1, 300 people stranded on upper floors within.

Displaced residents sit on mats at an evacuation center after leaving their coastal homes in Sendai, Miyagi on March 15, 2011.

The quake struck at 2: 46 p. m. local time 130 kilometers off the coast of Sendai, north of Tokyo, at a depth of 24 kilometers.

School classes in Sendai should resume in April.

A factory facility burns following an earthquake and tsunami in Sendai northeastern Japan March 12 2011.

In Sendai, they were about three meters, that's about 10 feet.

Sendai Airport is flooded after a tsunami following an earthquake in Sendai northeastern Japan March 11 2011.

I am blessed in that I live in a part of Sendai that is a bit elevated, a bit more solid than other parts.

Will be mentioned in the opening group, to Tokyo last night, and now in Yokohama tomorrow morning went to Sendai.

U. S. Air Force and Marine personnel look out over debris left at Sendai airport on March 13, 2011.

Sendai, a city of 1 million in Miyagi prefecture, was struck by a wave 20 feet high and then another 33 feet high.

It struck off Japan's eastern coast about 60 miles from Sendai and 90 miles from Fukushima.

R's Company, his agency in Korea, said Ryu plans to visit Sendai, which was hit the hardest, and volunteer in relief efforts.

Now back to Asia, where on April 7, 2011 the Japan region had more quakes, a 7. 4 in Sendai, where earthquake lights produced a flash.

The Riverside City Council already has approved $100, 000 for Sendai, and Riverside County has donated $50, 000.

A CH-46E Sea Knight helicopter with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 265 lands at an improvised landing zone in Sendai on March 14, 2011.

In Sendai city, which was hit hard along its coast, as many as 500 people stayed Sunday night in the undamaged prefectural office.

Sato lived about two miles from the Sendai shore in a house neighbors easily recognized because of its signature pink roof.

One week later after the disaster, the governments told people to, don't go to Sendai or Kesennuma, because it's too dangerous.

Chinese Embassy in Japan released news that confirmed now lives in Sendai, a city of Chinese men killed in earthquake in eastern Japan.

After the visit to Chengdu, Biden travels to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, and then to Tokyo and Sendai in Japan.

Houses swept by a tsunami smoulder near Sendai Airport in Japan March 11 2011.

Since the Sendai earthquake France, Germany, and Switzerland have announced their intentions to reconsider their nuclear energy plans;

Based on early reports, the company said its Sendai Kurax and Ikebukuro Tobu stores suffered significant damage

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