Tsunami tourists boost Japanese town's economy
Rikuzentakata, a small town in north east Japan, was almost wiped off the map by a huge tsunami two years ago.
The town is still struggling and many people remain displaced. But some say there is a ray of light - many tourists visiting the town in order to see the extent of the destruction, and are reviving the local economy .
Jonathan Wells reports.
01 Aug 2013
- From the section Asia-Pacific