3月11日，日本各地举行纪念活动，纪念2011年东日本大地震15周年。首相高市早苗出席福岛县仪式，重申致力于重建的承诺。政府旨在领导核灾恢复并加强防灾准备。
2026年3月11日，日本全国举行纪念活动，纪念2011年东日本大地震和海啸15周年，该地震摧毁了东北地区，并引发了福岛第一核电站事故。nn首相高市早苗参加了福岛县在福岛市社区设施组织的仪式。与会者于下午2:46默哀，这是2011年3月11日地震发生的确切时间。nn在致辞中，高市早苗表示，国家政府将领导核灾恢复工作，包括福岛第一核电站反应堆的安全稳步退役，并改善生活条件，让希望返回的居民能够返回。她提到了将于4月开始的政府指定的第三次重建振兴期，并说：“我们将以强烈的决心在未来五年解决各种挑战，全力致力于灾区重建。”nn高市早苗还宣布计划今年加速建立防灾管理机构，该机构将为大规模自然灾害做准备，并作为一致响应的指挥中心，使日本更具韧性。nn据《日本时报》报道，高市首相承诺将灾难的宝贵教训传给后代。这些纪念活动突显了对受害者的持续支持以及加强灾害意识的承诺。
The Fukushima March 11 Memorial Park, spanning the towns of Namie and Futaba in Fukushima Prefecture, has opened jointly established by the central government and the prefecture. The opening marks exactly 15 years since the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and nuclear disaster. It serves as a facility to pass on the memory of the disaster to future generations.
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Fifteen years have passed since the Great East Japan Earthquake, yet the government's goal of reducing indirect disaster-related deaths to zero remains unachieved. The earthquake and tsunami continue to impact regions like Tohoku and Fukushima.
Many evacuees from Fukushima Prefecture hesitate to return to their hometowns devastated by the 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear accident due to anxiety over a lack of medical services. The number of medical institutions in the prefecture has dropped from 132 to 47 since the disaster. More than half of the pre-disaster population in Futaba District remains outside their hometowns, even though evacuation orders have been lifted in most areas.
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On the 31st anniversary of the Tokyo subway sarin gas attack, staff at Kasumigaseki Station commemorated the victims with a silent prayer. A flower stand was set up at the station, one of the attack sites, and 16 staff members prayed close to the time of the incident.