I know it's 2 months after the fact, but I find these pictures a fascinating record of what Tokyo was like after the earthquake.
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This is Takeshita Street in Harajuku on any given day.
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Here is Takeshita Street 5 days after the earthquake.
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The shelves of the 7-11 near our house were empty for days following the earthquake.
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No fresh food on the shelves and definitely no bottled water.
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