“The Tokyo Olympics will take place in a state of nuclear emergency. Those countries and the people who participate will, on the one hand, themselves risk exposure, and, on the other, become accomplices to the crimes of this nation.”

Professor Koide Hiroaki, August 23, 2018

By Professor Koide Hiroaki The original Japanese text is available here. What was the Fukushima Nuclear Accident? On March 11, 20011, the Tokyo Electric Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant was assaulted by a severe earthquake and tsunami, leading to a total power outage. Experts had been agreed that total outage would be the likeliest […]

via The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster and the Tokyo Olympics — Fukushima 311 Watchdogs

February 24, 2019 This February 20th I was invited by my friend Kolin Kobayashi in Paris to the avant-première of the movie Fukushima The Seal of the Sun, followed by a short debate, then to the private reception where Japan ex-prime Minister Naoto Kan was present. Watching this movie brought to my mind the words […]

via Fukushima The Seal of the Sun 太陽の蓋 — Fukushima 311 Watchdogs

‘We were driven out’: Fukushima’s radioactive legacy, SMH, By Simon Denyer, 4 February 2019 Namie: Noboru Honda lost 12 members of his extended family when a tsunami struck the Fukushima prefecture in northern Japan nearly eight years ago. Last year, he was diagnosed with cancer and initially given a few months to live. Today, he is facing a third […]

via Propaganda for 2020 Olympics, and for the nuclear industry is behind lifting evacuation order for irradiated town of Namie — nuclear-news

“A comprehensive decontamination is impossible”

via Fukushima evacuees forced back into unacceptably high radiation zones — Beyond Nuclear International