In 2011, a major earthquake and tsunami destroyed much of the capital infrastructure in japan. those natural disasters were examples of negative shocks to the long-run aggregate supply curve.
Lifeline infrastructure such as electricity, water, sewage, and gas was also damaged. Such services were quickly restored in most of the affected areas, but at the time of writing, the most affected coastal areas of Tohoku Japan still lack such services.
The Tohoku tsunami produced waves up to 40 meters high. The tsunami left him homeless over 450,000 people. Over 15,500 people died. The tsunami also severely paralyzed the country's capital infrastructure.
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