a local graduate student specializing in tsunami research based on engineering is behind this, naritahunnosuke. >> translator: although this is a primitive method, the balloon is a useful tool in terms of catching people's attention and communicating information. >> reporter: the prefectural study last year said a tsunami larger than the 2011 disaster was likely to hit miyagi in the future. it warned that the tsunami more than 1 meter high could reach the coast in as little as 21 minutes after an earthquake. after the 2011 disaster, over 120 buildings and towers along miyagi's coast were designated as evacuation sites. however, officials are aware that challenges remain. for example, this hotel is an evacuation site, but there are concerns over how to inform tourists. >> translator: it's difficult to know where evacuation buildings are. we can notify locals through maps and disaster prevention lectures, but it's harder for tourists who are just visiting. >> reporter: narita hopes to solve this problem. >> translator: you can see where the building is located at a glance. >> reporter:

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well well, this bloke who's called yasser , okay, narita, who called yasser, okay, narita, who was an and in he's a japanese person, but he works yale. and he said old people should embrace mass suicide . what he's embrace mass suicide. what he's saying in japan , 50% of the saying in japan, 50% of the population is over 75 and 30% of the population is over 65. yeah, and this guy said that euthanasia should be made compulsory is not murder , you compulsory is not murder, you know, i mean, put but what i particularly love about this story is that so he says this thing and the reason he says is there's too many old people and therefore costing the japanese there's too many old people and there'a'e costing the japanese there's too many old people and there'a tonneing the japanese there's too many old people and there'a tonne and he japanese there's too many old people and there'a tonne and whateveryse there's too many old people and there'a tonne and whatever or state a tonne and whatever or whatever. well, but in the whatever. well, but later in the story, he says terribly story, he say

narita caused a bombshell effect to save the economy.rs to follow the example of the samurai and voluntarily die a wild thought, however, having expressed it on rita, he became a superstar the world famous genius from yale university. he came to our studio to talk about his theory of the show with rita gaining millions of views, he advertises energetik charging the youth with radical ideas, outrageous scientists suddenly found understanding among the older generation, according to polls, most people. in japan support for our society. communication with others is very important for understanding yourself as a person. the worst thing is to be a burden to loved ones. and if euthanasia is ever legalized in japan, i'm afraid that many older people will decide to do this in an interview, not justified by his words - this is a metaphor, and he simply calls for the elderly to give the road to the young. a country of rising gerontocracy that is what japan thinks its younger generation believes that older people are holding back progress after all

surprisingly, professor narita was supported by over 100,000 young japanese people who actually believeir economic progress is being held back by a gerontocratic society, but in the usa the problems are much more serious and dramatic . that they hid from the girl's family an attempt to change her completely, according to the woman, the social worker schools. provided her daughter with some kind of gender reassignment device when she was only 13 years old to swim. in addition, school staff allegedly called her daughter by a new name and a masculine pronoun in canada went even further at faroe university. in the men's toilets, for the first time , machines for women's hygiene products were installed; in the men's toilets, women's ones appeared. tampons are the goal when it is claimed to support trans students, that is, men in dresses on their critical days, because women are not the only ones with whom menstruation sometimes happens. how exactly should a man use a tampon explains a special booklet. it's scary to even imagine. the teacher with huge false breasts on nasty nasty people big b