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两次大地震改变日本历史（Two major earthquakes have changed Japans history）.doc

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两次大地震改变日本历史（Two major earthquakes have changed Japans history） As is known to all, Japan is an earthquake-prone country. The four most frightening things that Japanese people say is earthquake, fire, thunder and father. Only in the 100 years of the 20th century, Japans death toll from the earthquake in more than 1000 people as much as 10 times, the 1923 great kanto earthquake and the great hanshin earthquake in 1995 not only caused huge casualties respectively, changed the history of the Japanese. In 1923, Kanto earthquake 150,000 people died The rumor has brought more disaster On September 1, 1923, at noon in akasaka, Tokyo, the 22-year-old hirohito (later emperor hirohito) hosted a grand national banquet to host ambassadors. A sudden shiver came from the bottom of the earth, and the dishes clanged and the guests were stunned. Hirohito ran to the hall and saw a picture of a landslide. The new, 12-story Tokyo tower, like a matchstick, was cut in two, and Tokyo looked low and empty, only noisy crowds and soaring flames. The biographers later wrote that in the quagmian aftershock, hirohito looked wooden and dumb. Secondary disasters are far greater than those of earthquakes The great kanto earthquake is a rare and secondary disaster far greater than the earthquake itself. The fleeing residents hurried out of their homes, but behind them were not only the collapsed houses, but also the fallen, boiling coals. Moments later, more than 130 fire spots appeared. The Tokyo chronicle later reported: some people ran into the street, fleeing from the quake and then met with the sirens. They fell to the ground and were covered in hot blisters... At the end of the night, nearly a million people in Tokyo, with a blank look and a dead heart, gathered together. Some 500,000 people gathered near the royal palace and nearly 400,000 people were gathered in ueno park. They are tired and numb; In their whisper, not only with a tsunami rumors, the eruption of Mount Fuji, more and more peo