In year 2011, earthquake hit the Tohoku of Japan, resulting damage to the line.
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After 5 days, 1/3 of the line (which is undamaged) resume operation, marking the begin of reconstruction.
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On 2014/4/6, full line operation restored.
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Restoration of the line marks the reconstruction of the Tohoku. We may not be able to avoid disaster, but we can still do our best to restore the destroyed.