| City/Town | Progress | Feature of the grand design | Target date |
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| Hirono-cho | - A reconstruction Vision (6.01)
| - With a fundamental aim "The bond between the sea and highlands, A steady reconstruction, for the future", it is planned to address reconstruction with 3 following viewpoints:
- Recovery of citizen’s livelihoods
- Reconstruction of local industries and a home of sea urchin
- Development for a strong disaster-resistant city
- 20 Main measures were listed including employment measures, support to find a job, and reconstruction of a fish market
- The 6-year plan until 2011 was made and divided into two phases (rehabilitation phase - fiscal year 2011 to 2013, and reconstruction phase - fiscal year 2013 to 2016). A review committee consists of related organizations and fishermen will be made,
| - A reconstruction plan
(Early August)
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| Kuji-shi | - Kuji-shi Reconstruction Vision (5.17)
| - Aiming "New city development with new viewpoints", divided the term (from fiscal year 2011 to 2020) into 3 phases:
- rehabilitation phase,
- reconstruction phase,
- great leap phase
| - Kuji-shi Reconstruction plan (July 22, 2011)
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| Noda-mura | - Noda-mura Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami disaster reconstruction task force set up ( 5.01)
- Noda-mura Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami disaster reconstruction basic policy (5.31)
| - Building a coastal levee higher than 15meter and replacement of Route 45 proposed
- With this blue print, making a reconstruction plan reflecting polls of residents and committee expected to be set up later.
| - A reconstruction plan (November)
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| Fudai-mura | - A basic policy for Reconstruction Plan (6.10)
| - heavy investment in important facilities such as fishing port which is a base of industry
- Employment of victims for reconstruction related works
- Rebuilding of tourism facilities
- Enforcement of disaster-prevention function of houses and public facilities
- arrangement of safe education environment
| - A reconstruction plan (late August)
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| Tanohata-mura | - | - Four basic policies:
- Reconstruction toward future
- Recovery of citizen's livelihoods
- Regional development
- Disaster-prevention
following the basic policy of the village’s comprehensive plan "village development by participation, cooperation, and creation" started in 2011,
| - Tanohata-mura Reconstruction Plan ( in the end of 2011)
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| Iwaizumi-cho | - A draft outline for disaster reconstruction plan (5.20)
| Strategic triad of a basic plan.: - Reconstruction of livelihood,
- Enforcement of disaster-prevention measures,
- Recovery of industrial economy
| - A basic plan (August)
- An implementation plan (November)
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| Miyako-shi | - Miyako-shi disaster reconstruction basic policy (6.01)
| - Establishment of two new departments for reconstruction coordination and victim support,
- Establishment of an investigative organization consists of residents and learned persons within July7.
- Reconstruction plan will be made with three main focus:
- Reconstruction of lives of victims,
- Industrial and economical reconstruction,
- Safety of the region
| - A reconstruction plan (October)
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| Yamada-machi | - A basic policy for Reconstruction plan (5.23)
- A vision for town reconstruction after Great East Japan Earthquake (7.01)
| - In the basic policy, ideas of countermeasures such as moving to highland, raising ground are discussed.
- In the vision (which is in between the basic policy and reconstruction plan), 3 ideas:
- Moving to highland,
- Moving to flat inland,
- Mix of the two
were proposed.
| - A reconstruction plan (Within 2011)
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| Otsuchi-cho | - The first meeting of Otsuchi-cho disaster reconstruction plan preparation committee was held (6.09)
- Because of the absence of the mayor (lost in the disaster), a citizen group submitted a reconstruction plan to the town (7.01)
- A blueprint of town reconstruction basic policy (7.05)
| - | - Not yet determined (because of the absence of the mayor)
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| Kamaishi-shi | - A basic plan for Kamaishi-shi Reconstruction town development (4.11)
- A draft outline for the reconstruction town development plan (6.27)
| - In the draft outline, visions are made for following areas:
- Unosumai area:
"safety improvement by multiple coastal levees, raising ground of residential area, and moving to highland"
- The east part of Kamaishi area:
"clarification of division of fishery, commercial, and residential areas"
| - A reconstruction plan (September)
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| Ofunato-shi | - Ofunato-shi disaster reconstruction basic policy (4.20)
- The first meeting of a committee for Ofunato-shi disaster reconstruction plan was held(5.22)
- Ofunato-shi reconstruction plan draft outline (6.02)
| - In the Draft outline, 10 years until 2010 is recognized as the reconstruction plan period
| - A reconstruction plan (July)
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| Rikuzentakada-shi | - A policy for Rikuzentakada-shi disaster reconstruction plan (5.16)
| - 6 Basic viewpoints:
-Disaster prevention and disaster reduction
-Reconstruction of urban areas
-Reconstruction of livelihood,
-Reconstruction of local industry
-Use of renewable energy
-Cooperative town development
| - A reconstruction plan (November)
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References: - Japan Institute of Construction Engineering, portable website for Great East Japan Earthquake and disaster reconstruction plan information
- Websites of the municipalities listed above.
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