【ゆっくり解説】日本の失われた絶景！ 1804年の象潟地震

The Kisakata earthquake, which occurred during the Edo period, was a shallow-focus earthquake that struck the Sea of ​​Japan coast of the Tohoku region, triggering a tsunami. It also caused a major upheaval, drying up the scenic area known as "Matsushima of the West" due to ground uplift. Twitter:   / s29gy   ▼Please subscribe to our channel!    / @rekiotanoseidai   ▼Related Videos    • 【ゆっくり解説】1741年 寛保津波 ー日本海最大の巨大津波ー   Table of Contents 00:00 Opening 00:34 About Kisakata 02:39 Eruption of Mt. Chokai 03:50 Occurrence of the Kisakata Earthquake 05:33 Tsunami Strike 08:10 Disaster Recovery 08:54 Disappearance of Matsushima in the West 11:24 Ending References Tokutaro Hatori, "Seismic Intensity and Tsunami Survey of the 1804 Kisakata Earthquake," Bulletin of the Earthquake Research Institute, 1986 Tokutaro Hatori and Michiko Katayama, "Historical Tsunami Behavior and Source Areas along the Sea of ​​Japan Coast," Bulletin of the Earthquake Research Institute, 1977 "Honjo City History: General History Volume 2," Honjo City 1994 Sakata City History Compilation Committee, "Sakata City History, Volume 1, Revised Edition," Sakata City, 1987 Kisakata Town Local History Compilation Committee, "Kisakata Town History, Second Edition (1973 Edition)," Kisakata Town Board of Education, 1973 Goro Arakawa, "Honjo Local History," Rekishi Toshosha, 1978 Japan Meteorological Agency: Mt. Chokai: Volcanic Activity Since Historical Times https://www.data.jma.go.jp/vois/data/... Images not listed are taken from Wikipedia #DisasterHistory #Earthquake #Tsunami