Inside the 'ghost' school of Ishinomaki where 74 died after tsunami hit in 2011
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dailystar.co.ukUnsolved Mysteries tells the shocking story of how a school in Japan was devastated when a tsunami and earthquake struck in 2011.The disaster killed more than 18,000 people and left 2,500 missing.Afterwards many residents in Ishinomaki city experienced a strange phenomena, with some claiming to have seen the dead or be plagued by sprits.One school that was badly hit was Okawa Primary School in the village of Kamaya on the outskirts of Ishinomaki city.On that fateful day 108 people were in school, with 74 kids and 10 members staff killed.The entire area around the school was destroyed - and it has now been preserved as a memorial to mark the devastating disaster that hit the country.Chilling photographs have now emerged showing the twisted.
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