: there are no plans yet for non-burnable waste from iwate and burnable debris from miyagi. >>> some of them show the wave sweeping away a tanker that's attempting to leave the port. the wall of water moves through the grounds and carries away large containers and other debris. the pictures also show frightened workers gathered on a rooftop. tep kuo officials say they originally chose to release only the photos showing the tsunami most clearly and apologize for not revealing the entire set. >>> the operates in a prefecture neighboring fukushima are dealing with a problem they've never faced before, damaged fuel rod containers at one of the reactor reactors in a fuel rod storage pool in reactor three, they found a shift in one of the more than 1,300 containers. the indentation measures two centimeters by millimeters wide and discovered similar chips in several containers. spokespersons say the fuel rods are intact and there are no safety concerns because the reactor is not operating but say workers will inspect the damage. nuclear safety regulators have ordered to check and report on

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the vehicle has bells made of traditional iron ware from disaster hit iwate prefecture. >> translator: the sound makes me feel cool in the summer. >> translator: it's beautiful!

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