Japan Earthquake and Recovery

Japan Earthquake
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The March 11 earthquake and tsunami, and the nuclear plant explosions that followed, are the biggest national emergency Japan has faced since World War II. Follow Asia Society's continuing coverage below.

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Asia Society Washington Raises $75,000 For Japan

Center, CityZens Restaurant come together for disaster victims, with all funds raised going directly to the relief effort.

Crisis in Japan: Public Responses, Private Responses

Forum explores the contrasting public and private responses to Japan’s recent earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear crisis.

Looking Ahead to Japan's Recovery

No matter the disasters, leading experts expect Japan's traditional resilience to come through.

Carol Gluck: After Quake, Japan's PM Walking 'Knife Edge'

Listen to the Columbia University professor and Japanolgist's comments from Asia Society's town hall meeting on Monday, April 4, 2011.

Carol Gluck: 'We Don't Know What's Going to Happen'

NEW YORK, April 4, 2011 - Columbia University history professor Carol Gluck cautions against accepting any predictions about what's next...

Japan Town Hall Meeting (Complete)

NEW YORK, April 4, 2011 - Fred Katayama, Yukio Satoh, Gary S. Moriwaki, and others assess Japan's recovery efforts and look ahead to its...

Video: Gerald L. Curtis on 'Misreporting' in Western Media About Japan Crisis

The Columbia University professor will appear as a panelist in the Asia Society's April 4 "Japan Town Hall Meeting: Looking Ahead to Recovery" event in New York City.