Why Japan's 'Fukushima 50' remain unknown

The BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes looks inside the Fukushima ghost town Entering the exclusion zone around the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant is an unnerving experience. It is, strictly speaking, also illegal. It is an old cliché to say that radiation is invisible. But without a Geiger counter, it would be easy to forget that this is now one of the most contaminated places on Earth. The sma

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「"The workers have tried to rent apartments," says Dr Shigemura. "But landlords turn them down, some have had plastic bottles thrown at them, some have had papers pinned on their apartment door saying 'Get out Tepco'."」

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昭和の生まれの私なんて、原子力発電は未来の夢であったし、鉄腕アトムの後、アトム（原子）に興味をもたものだった。

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BBCが伝える福島の現状

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Mad, bad, glad, or sad. They are Fukushima's names.