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The book contains numerous photographs of the orphans over the 10 year period that Rainbow House had been operating, as well as a detailed history of the organization and why they opened. Further, the book tells of the lives and experiences of the orphans as they grew up attending events at Rainbow House.

This book discusses the proposal to part ways with nuclear power in Japan and instead transition to other renewable energy sources like solar. The text includes charts and graphs, as well as relevant photographs.

The document includes an agenda for the party, as well as a participant list

This booklet includes information about the firefighting activities during and following the 3.11 triple disaster in a few different cities such as Ishinomaki, Higashimatsushima, and Onagawa. It includes primarily photographs with text, but also includes charts and tables.

In this magazine, the accounts of firefighters from Ishinomaki are recorded a year after the tragedy. It is divided into 7 sections: an overview of Ishinomaki before the disaster, an overview of the earthquake and tsunami, the damage situation broken down by type, the area-wide fire department activities report, activities reports from each fire brigade, the records from the emergency fire rescue squad, a look back at the disaster, and materials relating to the disaster like photographs and a staff list from the time of the disaster. 6 firefighters were killed while responding to the disaster.

Aerial photographs of Ishinomaki from before and after the triple disaster on 3.11

This magazine gives context regarding the actions undertaken by the Miyagi Prefectural Police Disaster Response Team from the time of the disaster until 3 years later. The magazine includes related photographs.

This nonfiction book is the telling of how a couple coped with their grief after the loss of their 3 children in the 3/11 triple disaster.

The front page story of the newspaper is about a sunflower in Kadonowakicho in Ishinomaki that spontaneously began growing after the tsunami and has now flowered for the 4th summer. The article discusses people getting seeds from the 'gutsy sunflower' to grow at their own homes.

This brochure contains information about the history of the temple, the different buildings on site, a list of rules to follow, and a map of the compound