KOBE - Survivors and residents on Saturday shared their grief and memories of the calamity wrought by the major earthquake that killed over 6,400 people in Kobe and the wider western Japan region in 1995, with concern now growing on the 31st anniversary that fading memories of the disaster are impacting preparedness for another.
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