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"As Long as You're Alive, You Can Manage somehow." Bakery Flooded 2 Meters by a Levee Collapse; Almost All Machinery Rendered Unusable, but Reopened in 3 Months to "Revitalize the community." The Affected Shop Owner Said, "First and Foremost, Let's Protect Our lives." Seven Years After Typhoon Hagibis
October 13th marked seven years since the Chikuma River levee broke due to Typhoon Hagibis. In the Toyono district of Nagano City, a gathering was held to pass on the memories of the disaster. Mr. Hiroshi Numakura, who runs a bakery in the Toyono district, said: "Everyone was in a panic, saying it had broken (broken) in Hoho, which is more than 5 kilometers away. I thought the water would come rushing in, so I put the bread and other items on sh…
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October 13th marked seven years since the Chikuma River levee broke due to Typhoon Hagibis. In the Toyono district of Nagano City, a gathering was held to pass on the memories of the disaster. Mr. Hiroshi Numakura, who runs a bakery in the Toyono district, said: "Everyone was in a panic, saying it had broken (broken) in Hoho, which is more than 5 kilometers away. I thought the water would come rushing in, so I put the bread and other items on sh…