Tohoku Korean Primary and Middle School in Sendai, where Koreans in Japan attend to, was completely destroyed by the disaster. While there was no support from the Japanese government, the comrades all over Japan sent supplies and the school staff cooked meals for the local Japanese schools in the vicinity. Immediately after the disaster, the atmosphere was tense, but everyone was guided by the spirit of mutual support. The communal life at the evacuation center and the relief activities in Ishinomaki and Onagawa were such examples. Simultaneously dwelling on the social dimensions of Korean Schools in Japan, the film shows us how our comrades survived the disaster.