Children of the Tsunami

This documentary captures the stories of children aged 7 to 10 who survived the devastating tsunami and the Fukushima nuclear disaster. The film presents their firsthand accounts, revealing the profound changes in their lives following the tragedy. Key scenes unfold at a primary school where many children lost their lives and another school near the Fukushima nuclear plant, where children have been evacuated from the exclusion zone.

The documentary addresses the ongoing concerns of radiation exposure and its potential long-term effects, affecting both parents and children in the region. Many families face the challenge of living with severe restrictions on their children's activities, clothing, and diet. This film offers a unique perspective on a significant historical event, highlighting the resilience of youth amid tragedy.