In "Children of the Tsunami," we witness the harrowing aftermath of Japan's devastating 2011 tsunami through the eyes of its youngest survivors, who share their haunting testimonies about the trauma they endured. The film shines a poignant light on two pivotal locations: a primary school where 74 children lost their lives, and a second school in Fukushima, where children evacuated from the nuclear exclusion zone navigate the constant threat of radiation's long-term effects. Through the voices of brave 7-10-year-old survivors, we glimpse the profound impact this disaster has had on their lives, forever altering their childhoods and relationships with their parents.