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Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, fukushima... How Were Corporate Executives Judged in the Nuclear Accidents? Pursuing "Post-Accident Responsibility" Is Necessary to Prevent Their Restoration

In March 2025, the Supreme Court rejected an appeal by the attorneys appointed to act as prosecutors in a trial in which three former executives of Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) were forcibly indicted on charges of professional negligence resulting in death or injury in connection with the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident, and the two former vice presidents were found not guilty.Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

100-year-old granny gamer in Japan plays SNES almost every day, sometimes with great-grandkid

Fukushima resident was well into her senior years before she ever held a controller. Video games have now been around long enough that within some families they’ve become a multigenerational hobby. However, for Ushi Ando, playing games isn’t something that she does with her kids, or even her grandkids. No, for the 100-year-old resident of Inawashiromachi, Fukushima Prefecture, weekend gaming sessions are a source of family fun that stretches acr…Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

Bear Approaches Fukushima Pref. Home, Kills Dog; No Humans Injured

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A bear approached a house, where it killed a pet dog and ripped a curtain before leaving without injuring any humans in Kitakata, Fukushima Prefecture, on Sunday, police said.Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

Fukushima: Despite the Draining of Contaminated Water Into the Ocean, Japanese Seafood Remains Compliant

It has been 14 years since an earthquake caused a serious nuclear accident at the Fukushima power plant. Since then, Japan has continued its operations to dismantle the reactors. And it has been two years since low-contaminated water supplies were released in the Pacific, with the approval of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The treatment of the contaminated water at Fukushima is a challenge. Because the volumes to be treated are i…Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

Fukushima: Explosion of Cancer Cases Among Young People (Authorities in Denial?)

Clearly, the consequences of the 2011 nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Japan, are more than ever present. Recently, a large-scale investigation conducted by a large US media has revealed an explosion of thyroid cancer cases. Nevertheless, the position of the authorities is widely criticized among the population. [...]Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

Fukushima Radiation Harms Bee Cognition, Risks Pollination and Biodiversity

In the shadow of Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, a groundbreaking research initiative is shedding light on the subtle, long-term effects of radiation on one of nature’s most vital workers: pollinating insects. More than a decade after the 2011 meltdown, scientists from France’s National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) have turned their attention to the contaminated zones around the plant, where they’re conducting cognitive test…Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

Mobile Equipment to Be Reused During Fuel Removal From Unit 1 (Kyodo News)

Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) plans to reuse the equipment used to move fuel from Unit 4 to remove spent nuclear fuel from the pool on the top floor of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant's Unit 1 building. The equipment will be removed from Unit 4 within this fiscal year, and the planned removal of fuel from Unit 1 will begin in fiscal 2027-28.Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

Fukushima Nuclear Accident: Idogawa Trial Observation Report - Verdict (Part 2) - Will the Lawsuit Continue 10 Years After It Was Filed? the Gap Between "Supporters"

On July 30, 2025, the Tokyo District Court handed down a ruling in a civil lawsuit filed by Katsutaka Idogawa (79), the former mayor of Futaba Town, where the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant is located, against the government and Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings. Presiding Judge Masahiko Abe did not acknowledge the government's legal responsibility and ruled that the government and TEPCO...Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

"This Time It's Definitely the Nadeshiko Team's Turn" - Daigos' Third Attempt at Relegation/promotion Qualifying Begins on the 24th | Okinawa Times + Plus

The women's soccer team Ryukyu Daigos (Kyushu League Division 1) will compete in a qualifying tournament to be held at J-Village in Fukushima Prefecture from the 24th to the 28th, with a ticket to the Nadeshiko League Division 2 relegation match, the highest level of amateur soccer. Five teams selected from across the country will play in a league match, with the top two teams advancing to the relegation match. If they win there, they will enter…Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

In the Fukushima Power Station, Robots Measure Radioactive Radiation From Debris

With the aim of finalising the complete decommissioning of the Fukushima nuclear power plant by 2051, three reactors of which are damaged, its operator Tepco decided to send two robots to one of them last August.Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

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Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, fukushima... How Were Corporate Executives Judged in the Nuclear Accidents? Pursuing "Post-Accident Responsibility" Is Necessary to Prevent Their Restoration

100-year-old granny gamer in Japan plays SNES almost every day, sometimes with great-grandkid

Bear Approaches Fukushima Pref. Home, Kills Dog; No Humans Injured

Fukushima: Despite the Draining of Contaminated Water Into the Ocean, Japanese Seafood Remains Compliant

Fukushima: Explosion of Cancer Cases Among Young People (Authorities in Denial?)

Fukushima Radiation Harms Bee Cognition, Risks Pollination and Biodiversity

Mobile Equipment to Be Reused During Fuel Removal From Unit 1 (Kyodo News)

Fukushima Nuclear Accident: Idogawa Trial Observation Report - Verdict (Part 2) - Will the Lawsuit Continue 10 Years After It Was Filed? the Gap Between "Supporters"

"This Time It's Definitely the Nadeshiko Team's Turn" - Daigos' Third Attempt at Relegation/promotion Qualifying Begins on the 24th | Okinawa Times + Plus

In the Fukushima Power Station, Robots Measure Radioactive Radiation From Debris

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Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, fukushima... How Were Corporate Executives Judged in the Nuclear Accidents? Pursuing "Post-Accident Responsibility" Is Necessary to Prevent Their Restoration

100-year-old granny gamer in Japan plays SNES almost every day, sometimes with great-grandkid

Bear Approaches Fukushima Pref. Home, Kills Dog; No Humans Injured

Fukushima: Despite the Draining of Contaminated Water Into the Ocean, Japanese Seafood Remains Compliant

Fukushima: Explosion of Cancer Cases Among Young People (Authorities in Denial?)

Fukushima Radiation Harms Bee Cognition, Risks Pollination and Biodiversity

Mobile Equipment to Be Reused During Fuel Removal From Unit 1 (Kyodo News)

Fukushima Nuclear Accident: Idogawa Trial Observation Report - Verdict (Part 2) - Will the Lawsuit Continue 10 Years After It Was Filed? the Gap Between "Supporters"

"This Time It's Definitely the Nadeshiko Team's Turn" - Daigos' Third Attempt at Relegation/promotion Qualifying Begins on the 24th | Okinawa Times + Plus

In the Fukushima Power Station, Robots Measure Radioactive Radiation From Debris