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CBS News correspondent Harry Smith reports from the villages of Sendai, Minami-Sanriku and Ishinomaki in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
Minami-Sanriku was once a resort town long-known for its beauty.
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The tsunami flattened the village of Minami-Sanriku.
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CBS News correspondent Harry Smith finds a family photo album in a pile of debris.
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In the photo album, there are old family photos.
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A destroyed car is seen in the wreckage in Minami-Sanriku.
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Wide shot of what once was Minami-Sanriku.
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A collapsed house in Minami-Sanriku.
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A boat is seen on shore in Minami-Sanriku.
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Somehow a mailbox in Minami-Sanriku remains upright.
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Rescue crews search the rubble in Minami-Sanriku.
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The valley in Minami-Sanriku has been wiped out.
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Katsuo and Tomoko Matsunaga check on the cemetary in Sendai, Japan.
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The grave stones next to a Buddhist temple in Sendai lie toppled and filthy.
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People wait for gasoline in Sendai.
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A totaled vehicle in Ishinomaki, Japan.