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September 26, 1959. Typhoon Vera turned Japan's Ise Bay into a liquid mountain that crashed into the country's industrial heartland. In 12 hours, 5,098 people died as the sea swallowed entire neighborhoods. Families went to sleep in their homes and woke up on their rooftops watching their world disappear underwater.

This is the story of Japan's deadliest typhoon - when storm surge penetrated 15 miles inland, turned Nagoya into an ocean, and taught Japan that nature doesn't negotiate. From families separated by flood waters to children orphaned in minutes, these are the survival stories from the night the sea forgot where it belonged.

Modern Japan's entire disaster response system was built on the lessons learned from this one terrible night when the country wasn't ready for the perfect storm.

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