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AppRecs rating 4.2. Trustworthiness 0 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 0 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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1 star
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80% of sampled ratings are 4+ stars (4.2★ average)
About Fish in Aquamarine-FUKUSHIMA
Aquamarine Fukushima located in Fukushima prefecture, in Japan.
It was a popular aquamarine which million people visited a year.
March 11, 2011. East Japan earthquake hit the aquarium.
Tsunami destroyed electric equipment.
Aquamarine Fukushima had to sustain fish and animals with emergency power supply.
Because of the problem of nuclear plant, however, it was hard to get enough power supply.
On March 16, Aquamarine Fukushima ran out of fuel.
The aquarium had to gave up about 750species, 200.000 lives. Only eight sea animals and thirteen fowls were transferred to other place and survived.
This album is memories of those fish.
To make an appeal for contributions this App is made free.
If you feel something from this album, I would like you to access in charge of Fund-raising in each country. Please contribute to Aquamarine Fukushima and the people who make an effort to revive.
Photograph by Yuko Hamano
Attachment includes:
・Thumbnail
・Slide show (with adjustment function interval)
・Clock display control
・Timer and alarm control (Setting by double click on the clock)
・Fish name display control
・Expansion and reduction
・Copies to Camera Roll
・61 photographs
It was a popular aquamarine which million people visited a year.
March 11, 2011. East Japan earthquake hit the aquarium.
Tsunami destroyed electric equipment.
Aquamarine Fukushima had to sustain fish and animals with emergency power supply.
Because of the problem of nuclear plant, however, it was hard to get enough power supply.
On March 16, Aquamarine Fukushima ran out of fuel.
The aquarium had to gave up about 750species, 200.000 lives. Only eight sea animals and thirteen fowls were transferred to other place and survived.
This album is memories of those fish.
To make an appeal for contributions this App is made free.
If you feel something from this album, I would like you to access in charge of Fund-raising in each country. Please contribute to Aquamarine Fukushima and the people who make an effort to revive.
Photograph by Yuko Hamano
Attachment includes:
・Thumbnail
・Slide show (with adjustment function interval)
・Clock display control
・Timer and alarm control (Setting by double click on the clock)
・Fish name display control
・Expansion and reduction
・Copies to Camera Roll
・61 photographs
