Nada-ku, Kobe-city

A photo collection of the Great Hanshin Earthquake : seen through the eyes of a postgraduate student
Shindo, Hiroyuki: Photography

Nada-ku, Kobe-city

The north entrance to Miyamae shopping street.: [go Photograph]
The Forester condominium building, with structural cracks.: [go Photograph]
The totally destroyed Coop Rokkomichi Branch.: [go Photograph]
The totally destroyed JR Rokkomichi Station, after the start of dismantling work..: [go Photograph]
The Coop Rokkomichi Branch, reborn as a parking lot : Photo taken from the same spot as 2-45.: [go Photograph]
A residential area in the vicinity of JR Rokkomichi Station, which received enormous damage.: [#1] [#2]
A Self-Defense Force helicopter over the skies of Nada-ku, Kobe-city: [go Photograph]
All-out efforts continue in JR restoration work.: [go Photograph]
The heavily damaged Grand Rokko bowling alley : This site was often used for parties to welcome new students to the Kobe University Graduate School of Law.: [#1] [#2]
Burnt remains on the north side of the Grand Rokko bowling alley.: [go Photograph]
The bistro Miki, with the first floor collapsed : This site was often used for late-night parties by students of the Kobe University Graduate School of Law.: [#1] [#2]
This photo shows the horrible state of the boulevard in front of the bistro Miki.: [go Photograph]
The conditions on the southeast side of JR Rokkomichi Station.: [go Photograph]
The Rokkodo Workers Civil Center was heavily damaged, and later underwent major repairs.: [go Photograph]
A condominium building constructed on Main Rokko : The wall at the right edge is broken, and the roof antenna is mangled.: [go Photograph]
The south entrance of the shopping street on Rokkodo Street: [go Photograph]
Even 10 weeks after the earthquake, there were still many places where rubble had not been removed.: [go Photograph]

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