. >> translator: toshio was found around there. i heard he and his wife were sleeping on the same floor. so her body must be around here, too. >> reporter: six days after the disaster, aso finally got some news. police officers told him that they found the bodies of toshio's wife and daughter. >> translator: i can't find any words to say. i just can't stop my tears. but at least i should take comfort in the fact that the family is finally together again. >> reporter: frequent rain has forced recovery teams to halt their operations again and again. but workers aren't giving up in their search to find every missing person. noriko okada, nhk world. >>> "newsline" will keep you updated on that story. people who live along the sea of japan coast are always on the lookout for tsunami. now they have a better idea of what to expect. members of a government panel studied the potential heights. they say the town of setana in hokkaido faces the possibility of tsunami more than 23 meters high. they say waves of five meters or more could hit fl

toshio nakamori is two years younger than tanabe. just like tanabe, nakamori lost his parents and younger brother to the atomic bomb. nakamori changed jobs frequently after finishing junior high school. ever since his grandmother passed away, he has led the life of solitude. >> translator: isn't there anything you enjoy these days? >> translator: no, it doesn't seem so. >> reporter: tanabe struggled over whether to publicize details of the life of someone so close to him, but he decided to explain nakamori's plight to show how the bomb has destroyed people's lives. >> translator: after being orphaned as a child, nakamori became an adult atomic bomb orphan. after the bombing, he never knew happiness or experienced the love of a family or anything like that. there are lives like that here in hiroshima, and they were caused by the atomic bomb. this is a fact that must be told. >> reporter: tanabe thinks that his mother and little brother died here where their kitchen once stood. tanabe wants people around the world to understand what th