Ursula Ubagai (75), who grew up in Düren, has been living in Japan for 42 years. What the catastrophes of Kobe in 1995 and Fukushima in 2011 did to her and why the security feeling still prevails over fear today.
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Ursula Ubagai (75), who grew up in Düren, has been living in Japan for 42 years. What the catastrophes of Kobe in 1995 and Fukushima in 2011 did to her and why the security feeling still prevails over fear today.