Making Virtues of Disaster: “Beautiful Tales” from the Kobe Flood of 1938

Timothy Y. Tsu

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Japanese History and Culture Disaster Management and Resilience Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies

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“The worst in nature. The best in us.”1 A flash flood struck Kobe on 5 July 1938, leaving hundreds dead, many thousands homeless, and infrastructure severely damaged. A metropolis renowned for its ...

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