VOICED : Japan widower dives tsunami waters to fin

The video follows Yasuo, a man whose wife was lost in the 2011 Japan tsunami. Despite the dangers, he trains to dive in hopes of finding her body. The community, including a diving club, supports search and cleanup efforts. Yasuo reflects on the slow progress and the possibility of never finding his wife, but he remains determined to help others find closure.

What motivated the man to start diving?

• He wanted to explore underwater life.

• He was training for a diving competition.

• He was looking for his wife lost in the tsunami.

• He wanted to join a diving club.

How many people were killed by the tsunami in March 2011?

• Over 10,000

• Over 5,000

• Over 18,000

• Over 25,000

What did the man's instructors think about his diving progress?

• They were unaware of his efforts.

• They thought he needed more training.

• They believed he was making visible progress.

• They were doubtful of his abilities.

What role did the diving club play after the tsunami?

• They started looking for bodies and helped with cleanup.

• They organized diving competitions.

• They focused on underwater photography.

• They provided diving lessons to locals.

What emotional challenge does the man face in his search?

• The difficulty of learning to dive.

• Lack of support from the community.

• Fear of diving in deep waters.

• The possibility of never finding his wife.