GUY RAZ, host: From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Guy Raz.
ROBERT SIEGEL: And I'm Robert Siegel.
In some ways, northeastern Japan resembles New England, a picturesque coast, a reputation for rugged independence and a troubled fishing industry. The region was already struggling when the tsunami struck in March. The disaster accelerated the demise of many communities.
Lucy Craft visited one city in the area and sent this report about residents trying not only to rebuild but reinvigorate their city.
LUCY CRAFT: Long before the tsunami swallowe
