The Fukushima disaster of 2011 ignited an anti-racism resistance movement in Japan to defend minorities such as Koreans. A protester at a silent demonstration in Ginza, a major tourist area in Tokyo on March 6, 2016 [Courtesy of Natsuki Kimura] Tokyo, Japan – In the low light of a pop-up restaurant in Ebisu, I sit across from Sabako as she takes pictures of the two onigiri (rice balls) that have j
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