Japan froze this Friday at 11:58 a.m. local time at the precise moment when, 100 years ago, on September 1, 1923, it suffered the most serious natural disaster in its history: a magnitude 7.9 earthquake followed by a Tsunami 12 meters high, which devastated Tokyo and its immense suburbs, causing 105,000 deaths. The commemoration of this tragedy has been very incomplete. The authorities have indeed not seen fit to pay tribute to the memory of thousands of immigrants who were massacred in the wake of the earthquake, victims of pogroms.
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Centenary of the Kanto Plain earthquake: the foreigners of the forgotten pogroms of the tributes in Japan
