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Sunday, April 10, 2016

Visiting The Residence Restriction Area in Fukushima

"Road Restriction: Difficult-to-Return Zone" The 2011 Tohoku earthquake had a death toll of 15,894, 2,561 missing and 6,152 inju...

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Sunday, June 02, 2013

My second trip to Fukushima

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-above: 6th of November,2011 (See my entry "A Day in Fukushima" ) -below: 2nd of June, 2013

Sunday, November 06, 2011

A Day in Fukushima

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A friend of mine who lives in a neighboring prefecture of Fukushima (so he was not required by the government to evacuate -120km (75miles) f...

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