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Conservation Project - Restoration and Revitalization of Kesennuma’s Historic Cityscape, Japan
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kesennuma
japan
east japan heritage sites
world monuments fund
world monuments watch
2012 watch
2014 watch
historic fishing port
historic cities
freeman foundation
philanthropy
machiya
restoration
conservation
community engagement
community hub
post-disaster recovery
resilience
conservation project
wmf
revitalization
historic structures
miyagi prefecture
inner bay
onoken
kakuboshi store
takeyama store
sanji-do store
otokayama headquarters
chida house
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Conservation Project - Restoration and Revitalization of Kesennuma’s Historic Cityscape, Japan
On March 11, 2011 a powerful earthquake accompanied by a tsunami struck the northeast coast of Japan, almost completely destroying Kesennuma’s historic structures and fishing port. Along with other sites in East Japan, Kesennuma was included on the 2012 and 2014 World Monuments Watch cycles to raise awareness about the challenges this coastal area was facing. Thanks to the support of the Freeman Foundation, WMF was able to start working in Kesennuma in 2013. We are working with the local community on the restoration of six traditional townhouses, also known as machiya. Once restored, these historic structures will serve as community hubs to encourage post-disaster recovery and resilience. Learn more about the East Japan Earthquake Heritage Sites on the Watch at: https://www.wmf.org/project/east-japa... Learn more about our project in Kesennuma at: https://www.wmf.org/project/kesennuma...
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