The Future of Fukushima
Not satisfied with mere restoration, Fukushima has been aiming for “creative reconstruction” in the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake.
5 things you may not know about Fukushima, 12 years after the nuclear accident
How is Fukushima being reconstructed and moving towards the future in the aftermath of the devastation from the earthquake and nuclear accident in 2011?
At the frontiers of reconstruction in northeastern Japan
Get the latest details about ongoing revitalization in northeastern Japan, including reconstruction efforts, technological innovation, and more.
The plan, the science and the safety: Discharging ALPS treated water
Learn about ALPS treated water at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station in easy-to-understand language.
Fukushima Today
We look at evacuee numbers, infrastructure, housing, industry, and livelihoods, and the data tells a story of dramatic recovery in all areas.
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station
Learn about ALPS water treatment and other decommissioning efforts.
Fukushima with Infographics
More than Ten years have passed since the Great East Japan Earthquake. In ongoing efforts to eliminate negative reputation impact, we feel it is important to encourage people to “know about” Fukushima, “eat” foods from Fukushima, and “come” to Fukushima. “Fukushima with Infographics” is intended to introduce the current conditions of Fukushima’s revitalization in figures, such as food test results and the number of people visiting the prefecture.
Eliminating Negative Reputation Impact
This brochure briefly introduces changes in radiation dose rates in Fukushima, food safety standards and inspection results, radiation levels in Fukushima compared to other parts of the world, and the current conditions of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.
