A six-minute video of the Japan tsunami destroying a town in the northern part of the country. While I cannot yet confirm who shot the video, or the location shown, various observers have ID'd the site as Kesennuma, in Miyagi Prefecture. (thanks, Sean Bonner, via Reddit, also seen on Gawker)
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