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[ speaking Foreign Language ] the attendees paid tribute to the nearly 16,000 people who died. More than 2500 others are still missing. Several people who lost loved ones told their stories. Kuniyuni sakuma spoke of families that lived near the Nuclear Plant being divided and scattered. Translator we are seized with anxieties and certainties that are beyond words and wonder when will we be able to return on our homes. Will the day come when our families are united again . Sakuma described how his father died in temporary housing. They vowed to rebuild the communities. She was 17 when the disaster struck. Her grandfathers body was found a few days later and her father rushed to the coast to close the floodgate and never game home. Translator the sense of loss and pain after the great earthquake was heavy. But conversely, it is also given me the strength to grow up. Engraving my fathers efforts deep in my heart, i have come to believe that my duty to my father is to walk forward doing my

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