It has been 15 years since the big earthquake. A local reporter feels that news about the earthquake is decreasing. The reporter worries that people will forget. He wants to keep telling the story of the earthquake.
Fifteen years after the Great East Japan Earthquake, a local journalist is concerned about the decline in media coverage. The journalist fears that the disaster will be forgotten if reporting diminishes. He is determined to continue informing the public about the ongoing impact of the earthquake.
A local journalist expresses apprehension regarding the receding media attention on the Great East Japan Earthquake, 15 years after the tragedy. Haunted by the specter of collective amnesia, the journalist underscores the imperative of sustained reporting to prevent the gradual erasure of the disaster's lingering consequences from public consciousness. He remains committed to chronicling the earthquake's enduring repercussions.