Dramatic Tsunami Has Terrified Japanese's Mind **

In February 2011 large earthquake occured in Southern Pacific. insurance industry had to pay claim (especially for property insurance, earthquake insurance and fire insurance or home insurance) of New Zealand earthquake NZ $ 11 billion. In Mart 2011 large earthquake repeat again in Northern Pacific. Insurance industry back to bear huge losses and had to pay earthquake insurance, property insurance and fire insurance claims in Japan.

The earthquake soon followed tsunami and great fire. Temporary calculation claim to end of March 2011 reached US $ 35 Billion and life insurance claims reached US $ 4.5 Billion. Losses do not include the effects of leaking nuclear reactors due to earthquake in Fukushima.

Japan has been very frequently hit by earthquakes like Kanto earthquake, 1923, which killed 123,000 people. Tsunami (overflow of sea as the impact of large earthquakes with the epicenter below sea-ground) has also been hit coastal towns in Japan 1957. Earthquake in March 11, 2011 leaved a sorrow story, the coastal cities in northern Japan has swept away by tsunami as high as 10 meters.

It will be dangerous accident. Is Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine (USSR) April 26 1989 will repeat again? But there are signs that the insurance industry will not pay claims due to nuclear crisis.

Now some cities was smashed due to earthquake, tsunami and big fire. In the beach cities houses and building have not only collapsed, even drift by waves, leaving  ruins and strewn garbage after the tsunami.

See the dramatic Tsunami in Northern Japan.

Dramatic sorrow moment when Tsunami wave smashed a coastal town in Northern Japan

We have seen a lot of footage of the tragic Japan tsunami, but this clip is the most horrifying yet. Entitled “South Sanriku — Tsunami seen from Shizugawa High School,” it’s shot from high ground, but toward the end of the video you can see panicked residents running for their lives.

Almost as dramatic as the video is its audio track, where even if you don’t speak Japanese, you can tell the people are expressing concern at the beginning, but by the end, their voices have reached a high level of panic and horror as they watch their homes washing away.

Shortly after the tsunami, one survivor called the oncoming deluge “a gigantic pile of garbage coming down the street.” That’s an apt description, as you can see an entire town reduced to a huge pile of watery debris in a matter of minutes. Shocking.

Human nature is not powerless to face fury of natural disasters, how much effort to anticipate when it comes, they will be utterly unable to avoid. Eventually people will just be a game 'Acts of God' And that's if you believe in the existence of God who created the entire universe.

If you do not believe in God, the Lord of all of our, or maybe you are agnostic, communism, pagan and / or do not believe that life after death, then you do not have to think about it. Do not worry, because your life will still run.