Prince William gets close look at tsunami disaster in Japan

March 01, 2015 13:33

Britain's Prince William stood atop a hill today in northeastern Japan, stretched below him barren land known as the "Bay of Destruction," where a tsunami swept ashore four years ago.

On the last leg of his four-day visit to Japan, William laid a bouquet near a shrine gate that overlooks the bay to commemorate the victims.

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