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In May 2014, I was walking the beach during a storm and found this glass jar laying on the beach. I did not have time to photograph the jar, but had several shots of the storm clouds forming. I picked up the jar and took it back to the Adobe to take the photograph.

The Japan earthquake triggered a powerful tsunami in 2011. A Japanese National Police Agency report confirmed 15,885 deaths, 6,148 injured and 2,623 people missing.

I believe this glass jar was from the 2011 Japan earthquake/Tsunami.

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