Essay On Japanese Tsunami

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Analyze in detail how the tsunami has great impact in the Japanese corporate world wide. A tsunami is a word taken from Japanese which carries the meaning "harbor wave". Tsunami waves are also known as “tidal waves” that bring destruction. Japan is one country that is often involved with this wave where on 11 March 2011 the country hit by the magnitude 8.9 earthquake that caused the Tsunami (10meter) in that country. At that time, Japan experienced a growing nuclear crisis caused by the earthquake and tsunami on 11 March 2011. It is stressful to Japan to recover his country. This disaster resulted in deterioration in the Japanese corporation from within and outside the country. There are many effects suffered by Japan after a hit by the tsunami waves, such as the effect of the politics, economy, social, technology, legal and environmental.…show more content…
The political impact of the earthquake and disaster, the emerging protest movement, looks at some of the challenges confronting Japan’s anti-nuclear movement, and considers some of its prospects. We have drawn on Japanese sources as much as possible to make some of the voices of the protest movement audible, and to share the excitement of this campaign. There is a lack of information flow as well as conflicting accounts of the crisis for the government and the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO). (Dougal, 2013) Another thought, politics in Japan have made a budget plan to facilitate the Japanese people accept help. It is also intended to facilitate revival in Japan as a result of disasters that occur. It is not a situation to assume that PM Kan will dissolve the Diet in coming April or June. The Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) government is now considering a possibility to transfer the budget for child care cash benefits and free highway to policies for aid. (Yoshiro,
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