This list displays the data in order of the following categories.

[1] Disaster/ State of Damage[2] Relief/Emergency Support Activities[3] Evacuee[4] Recovery/Reconstruction[5] Population/Society[6] Economy[7] Disaster Management Countermeasures/System (Public Sectors)[8] Disaster Management Countermeasures/System (Private Sectors)[9] Disaster Management Consciousness

[1] Disaster/ State of Damage

Date Number	Keywords	Title	Authority
01-071 -0202	The cause of death, Drowned (to death), Investigation	The causes of death in the Great East Japan Earthquake	2012 Police White Paper, special feature section1, page 14, FIG.4
01-071 -0206	damage, police headquarters, police station, police box	Damage to Police Facilities in the Great East Japan Earthquake	National Police Agency “Police White Paper 2012” Chart 3 of Special Feature, Section 1 (in Japanese)
01-041 -0101	Cause of Death, Drowned, Crashed, Burned	Cause of Death in the Great East Japan Earthquake （Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima Pref., as of 2011.4.11）	Cabinet Office “White Paper on Disaster Management 2011” Figure 1-2-4 of Part 1, Chapter 1, Section 1, 2 (4)
01-101 -0101	Firefighter, Damage, Iwate Prefecture, Miyagi Prefecture, Fukushima Prefecture, Dead persons, Missing persons, Wounded person	Firefighter Casualties in the Three Affected Prefectures (as of November 11, 2011）	The source of the original data is unspecified. Similar Data is provided by Fire and Disaster Management Agency “Report of the Great East Japan Earthquake (No. 141)” (in Japanese).
01-101 -0102	Iwate prefecture, Miyagi prefecture, Fukushima prefecture, Dead, Missing, Wounded	Damage to Members of Volunteer Fire Corps in Three Affected Prefectures (as of September 11, 2011)	Report of the Great East Japan Earthquake (No. 146) (in Japanese)
01-102 -0102	Fixed-line telecommunications, Mobile telecommunications, Damage	Status of Telecommunications Damage in the Great East Japan Earthquake ( By telecommunications carrier )	MIC “Status of Damage and Congestion and Efforts for Recovery, etc. of Telecommunications in the Great East Japan Earthquake”
01-102 -0103	Fixed-line telecommunications, Number of line disconnected, By telecommunications carrier	Number of Fixed-line Telecommunications Disconnected caused by Great East Japan Earthquake (GEJE) ( By Telecommunications carrier )	MIC “Damage Status by the GEJE in the Field of Information and Communications and Recovery Status So Far”)
01-102 -0104	Cell-phone, base stations, Number of base stations that stopped operations, By telecommunications carrier	Number of Cell-Phone Base Station That Stopped Operations (By Telecommunications Carrier )	MIC “Damage Status by the Great East Japan Earthquake in the Field of Information and Communications and Recovery Status So Far”)
01-102 -0110	Fixed-line telecommunications, Mobile telecommunications, Congestion, Damage	Status of Telecommunication Congestion in the Great East Japan Earthquake ( By telecommunications carrier )	MIC “Status of Damage and Congestion and Efforts for Recovery, etc. of Telecommunications in the Great East Japan Earthquake”
01-155 -0202	By man and woman, by cause of death, Number of death, Damage, Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima	Number of Death by Gender and Cause of Death in the Disaster ( Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima and Others)	Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare “ Status of Death in the Great East Japan Earthquake in View of the Vital Statistics,” Summary of the Vital Statistics (fixed) of 2011, Reference 1
01-155 -0301	Water supply facilities, Newly suspended water supply, re-suspended water supply, Damage of water supply facilities	Number of Houses Newly and Re-suspended Water Supply by Aftershocks (Total)	MHLW “Summary of Status Survey on damage of water supply facilities in the Great East Japan Earthquake”(2013)
01-041 -0104	farmland, outflow, submerged, cultivated area, rice field, other crops field, damage area	Estimated Area of the Farmland Damaged from Outflow, Submerged, etc. by the Tsunami	Cabinet Office “White Paper on Disaster Management 2011” Part 1, Chapter 1, Section 1 , 2 (4)
01-041 -0201	suffered agriculture land, restoration completed, area	Great East Japan Earthquake（As of March 11, 2011)	Cabinet Office “White Paper on Disaster Management 2011,” Part 1, Volume 1, Chapter 1, 1(3) (in Japanese)
01-041 -0202	high-rise building, breakage, moving, falling over, damage	Breakage of Interior Materials, Moving and Falling Over of Furniture in High-rise Buildings	Cabinet Office “White Paper on Disaster Management 2011” Part 1, first edition, Chapter 1, Section1(5) (in Japanese)
01-041 -0203	municipalities, government building, relocation	Municipal Government Buildings Affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake	Cabinet Office “White Paper on Disaster Management 2011,” Part 1, first edition, Chapter 1 ,section1(6) ＜June,2012＞ (in Japanese)
01-041 -0204	sediment inflow, debris flow, landslide, land fall, avalanche in settlement, prefectures	Occurrence of Sediment Inflow in the Great East Japan Earthquake (as of June 4, 2011)	Cabinet Office “White Paper on Disaster Management 2011” Part 1, Volume 1, Chapter 1,section1(7) (in Japanese)
01-041 -0207	business continuity , critical operations, suspend	Critical Operations Were Suspended or Not at the Time of the Great East Japan Earthquake (as of November, 2011)	Cabinet office “Status Survey on the Companies’ Correspondence to Business Continuity - Transition from the Past and Influence of the Great East Japan Earthquake to Business Continuity -” (in Japanese)
01-041 -0208	business continuity , critical operation, suspension, resumption, time	The Time Necessary to Resume the Critical Operation after the Great East Japan Earthquake (as of November, 2011)	The Cabinet office “Status Survey on the Companies’ Correspondence to Business Continuity - Transition from the Past and Influence of the Great East Japan Earthquake to Business Continuity -” (in Japanese)
01-041 -0209	business continuity , critical operation, suspension, reason	Reasons of Suspension of Critical Operations in the Great East Japan Earthquake (As of November, 2011)	Cabinet Office“Status Survey on the Companies’ Correspondence to Business Continuity - Transition from the Past and Influence of the Great East Japan Earthquake to Business Continuity -” (in Japanese)
01-045 -0501	Dead, Missing, Injured	Casualties in the Great East Japan Earthquake ( Investigated by the National Police Agency)	Headquarters for Emergency Disaster Control “Report about the 2011 off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku Earthquake (the Great East Japan Earthquake)” (As of September 9, 2015 14:00) (in Japanese)
01-045 -0502	amount of damage, estimation, buildings, essential utility, social infrastructure, agriculture, forestry and fisheries	Total Amounts of Damage from the Great East Japan Earthquake (July 24, 2011)	Cabinet Office, “Report about the 2011 off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku Earthquake (the Great East Japan Earthquake),” September 9, 2015 (in Japanese)
01-045 -0503	Damage of Building, Totally Collapsed, Half Collapsed, Partially Destroyed, Flooded	Damage to Buildings from the 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake (Investigated by National Police Agency)	Headquarters for Emergency Disaster Control (secretariat: Cabinet Office) “Report about the 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake (The Great East Japan Earthquake)” (in Japanese)
01-045 -0504	damage to buildings, totally collapsed, half collapsed, partially destroyed, fire	Damage to Buildings from the 2011 off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku Earthquake (Investigated by Fire and Disaster Management Agency)	Headquarters for Emergency Disaster Control (secretariat: Cabinet Office) “Report about the 2011 off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku Earthquake (The Great East Japan Earthquake)” (in Japanese)
01-151 -0101	hospital, medical care, function of medical treatment	Damage to Hospitals and Function Status of Medical Care after the Great East Japan Earthquake	Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW) “Annual Health, Labour and Welfare Report 2011-2012,” Chapter 2, page 146, Table (in Japanese)
01-151 -0104	social welfare facility, child, elderly, disability	Damage Situation of Social Welfare Facilities by the Great East Japan Earthquake	Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare “Annual Health, Labour and Welfare Report 2011-2011,” Chapter 2, Page 146 Table (in Japanese)
01-155 -0201	by man and woman, by age group, number of death, Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima	Number of Death Classified by Gender and Age in the Earthquake ( by Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima and Other Prefectures)	Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare “Status of Death in the Great East Japan Earthquake in View of the Vital Statistics” - Summary of Vital Statistics (fixed) in 2011 Reference 1 (in Japanese)
01-155 -0202	by man and woman, by cause of death, number of death, Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima	Number of Death by Gender and Cause of Death in the GEJE ( Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima and Others)	Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare “Status of Death in the Great East Japan Earthquake in View of the Vital Statistics,” (Summary of the Vital Statistics (fixed) of 2011, Reference 1) (in Japanese)
01-155 -0203	by man and woman, by municipalities, number of death, Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima	Number of Death by Gender and Municipalities in the GEJE (Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures)	Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare “Status of Death in the Great East Japan Earthquake in View of the Vital Statistics,” (Summary of the Vital Statistics (fixed) of 2011, Reference 1)

[2] Relief/Emergency Support Activities

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[3] Evacuee

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[4] Recovery/Reconstruction

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[5] Population/Society

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[6] Economy

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[7] Disaster Management Countermeasures/System (Public Sectors)

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[8] Disaster Management Countermeasures/System (Private Sectors)

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[9] Disaster Management Consciousness

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