the port of ok door is just 5 kilometers from the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant it would be easy from here to mistake the boats masts for the water cooling towers and the cranes on that he actors that office it was only a year ago 9 years after the disaster the port was allowed to be used again as they live in or for the asian had gone down to what are termed normal limits. it was something the. fishermen were waiting for but today they are not in the mood what fishing. they want to mourn all those lost in the tsunami. because you know what and i would like his photographs of the additional celebrations in the town of soma the birthplace of somewhere i want years to provide inspiration haiti is not going into favor one day i mean i don't know maybe no one will come to see my photos but if somebody does i hope they inspire them with courage to overcome the challenges ahead. japan has undergone a massive reconstruction project since 2011 rebuilding homes and ports repairing ships and building hundreds of kilometers of falls along its coastline in case of another tsunami. was but when yo

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the port of ok though is just 5 kilometers from the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant it would be easy from here to mistake the boats masts for the water cooling towers and the cranes on the reactors that office it was only a year ago 9 years after the disaster the port was allowed to be used again as they live in or for the asian had gone down to what are termed normal limits. it was something the fishermen were waiting for but today they are not in the mode what fishing. they want to mourn all those lost in the tsunami. because we hear a lot and i would like his photographs of the additional celebrations in the town of soma the very place of someone i want years to provide inspiration haiti is not going into favor one night i mean what i don't know maybe no one will come to see my photos but if somebody does i hope they inspire them with courage to overcome the challenges ahead. japan has undergone a massive reconstruction project since 2011 rebuilding homes and ports repairing ships and building hundreds of kilometers of falls along its coastline in case of another tsunami. but when

it crippled the fukushima daiichi power station.he damage has been estimated at $300 billion and left hundreds of thousands of people without a home. >> translator: i kept wondering why on earth things have become like this. >> reporter: that includes the could kobaichis. >> reporter: >> translator: my husband was involved in designing the nuclear plant. when there was an explosion he said, this is bad. >> reporter: nearly 1/5 of the entire town's population were evacuated to this former high school. they spent roughly three years living in a classroom just like this nearly 200 kilometers away from fukushima prefecture and the homes they were forced to evacuate. this monument inscribed with the word hope forever marks the evacuation site. this experience for kurasawa nearly died. he showed cnn how he survived. >> translator: i remember seeing people who climbed trees like me being swept away. there were people in cars being swept away. >> reporter: he says he lost everything that day except for his life. a decade later the struggle

with displaced towns around the fukushima daiichi power plant are expected to remain uninhabitable for decades. your chief for the bashing he is a japanese journalist who's been investigating the fukushima disaster from day one and he's just released a book that recounts what happens it's called a meltdown inside the fukushima nuclear disaster and he joins us live from tokyo welcome to t.w. in your book is very critical of the japanese government's response to this disaster i do you say that ideology and the political culture got in the way how. you know they have developed a unique. system. i would call absolute safety. nuclear safety is. that. racial. accident. in itself and always with the calls and the savvy among there is. you know in the accident management such as station blackout. simply because. the necessary. animal. a man with. the deputy has had a strong sentiments over the past 70 years. much due to that. period. so in order to overcome those fear. we. actually really. actually found. in the truck. i would say yes we have. gone through this whole deal and we've done many l

but that didn't seem to make the host any more vulnerable not least for the finish like this from daiichi come outta frankfurt 1st shot of the 1st half. it was goalless at half time with leipsic at pains to find a way to frankfurt back line. but the hosts a match from the break with an extra spring in a step and took the lead just 2 minutes into the 2nd half in a forsberg punching. kevin trapp did his best to parry justin cabot's fair shot for sped volleyed away the rebound in style. but bryant having won on saturday at leipzig needed to consolidate that late for all 3 points. but then frankfurt seize the initiative telecast each with a direct pass to ominous in the box piccolo cheat making the save. it might not have been the sweetest of strikes for minutes but leipzig now knew they had to have their wits about them. just past the hour the defense looked pretty worthless frankfurt again went down the left and actually come out ahead in the space and time in the world to 2 all the sides level. the force of the campaign for the attacking midfielder and an equaliser that was by now absolute

robots can support japan's rescue operations and save lives. 10 years after the devastating fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster japan the still struggling with the aftermath now a specially designed robots are helping clean up the science. this is the who which radio dermatitis. it was exposed to high doses of izing radiation for far too long . radiation sickness as many different effects seizures own controlled bleeding. burns and blisters. it can even lead to bone marrow failure even today anyone who ventured too close to fukushima is reactor core wouldn't survive long. 10 years after the triple core meltdown radiation is still extremely hazardous today some 7000 people are working on decommissioning the power plant but due to the high contamination they are only allowed on site a few days a month on march 11th 2011 a tsunami struck japan's coast and caused the nuclear plants to fail but how can we clean the radiation zone we can't even access. with robots. but it's actually not that simple not even all robots can withstand the radiation they're exposed to in fukushima disaster zone but more

deadly 14—metre waves engulfed entire communities, breaking down the walls of the daiichi nuclear powerr days of catastrophic failures to the reactor�*s cooling systems, releasing radioactivity and leading to an evacuation order covering a 12—mile radius. this man's home was washed away. in total, the disaster claimed over 18,000 lives. sadly, events organised to commemorate the 10th anniversary of this horrific moment have been cancelled or scaled back, due to the pandemic. today, a decade on, after a $20 billion clean—up operation, the government says as much as 97% of the prefecture is safe to visit. locals are returning to live and domestic tourism is on the up, partly thanks to these surfers. suzuki—san was one of the first people back in the water. and they did return. kitaizumi officially opened in 2019 after the community pulled together by cleaning up the beach and hiring lifeguards. and today, despite the water being about six degrees, there are plenty of surfers out. so how long have you been surfing? it's about five years. five years? i'm just a beginner. yeah. so why did yo

japanese international daiichi come out of meeting $11.00 just after the hour mark. then had the best chance to win the much on 67 minutes but if an indy car showed the frankfurt olsen with finger to the defending machine you see who seems to me. 11 it finished 6 winning run is over you leonardo's men will get their championship chances haven't disappeared with it. now sunday's late game start guards gave their pin ambitions of bruce with a win over visiting team hovan haim the host took the lead after 15 minutes as the unfortunate christine adams turned the ball into his own net and then fashion guarantees to victory in the 2nd half. game in a row to equal the club record so the guards are now just 4 points away from the european qualification places. celebrating a milestone birthday and a spot in the guinness world records as the oldest of her species in captivity but not in the country you might expect dory turns 24 years old on sunday that's the equivalent of 110 humans he is the koala birthdate was marked in assume in japan women dorie has lived for almost 2 dec

tokyo artist collective chimp on the right in the middle of the solutions on around the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant shortly after the 2011 disaster. today the contaminated area has become a creative ground for artists dealing with the ongoing trauma as a task. that we have to do with the sea i had no idea until i went there it was when i actually went i was shocked that the fact of the city was empty. it was very scary for me even though i was in the car. is this place so dangerous that there are no people here i thought there would be you can see the radiation. that's why i was so scared what they're willing to come toward or they really need it and it's got rid of it at all over there. 10 years ago on the eastern coast of japan's main island of honshu following an earthquake a tsunami struck the fukushima daiichi power plant leading to the worst nuclear disaster since chernobyl. soon after the accident jim palm went into the area to help out and connect with residents the collective had the idea of an exhibition in the exclusion zone and invited other artists to work in a band

of futaba, and this town is one of them that was evacuated after the nuclear disaster at fukushima daiichif the razzmatazz surrounding the torch relay here today, if you go just 100 metres in either direction you'll find that this town is still completely deserted and some of the people who come from this area are not hugely amused about the amount of money that's being spent on the olympics when they still can't come home. there are still plenty of other things that could go wrong, not least because japan has barely started to vaccinate its population against covid—19. but as the olympic torch sets out today on its long journey towards tokyo, for the first time in over a year it really does feel like the summer olympics are going to happen. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in fukushima. it really does. let's bring you up—to—date with all the weather with helen willetts. it into a longer spell of rain and it's behind this band of rain, a cold weather front, so a late dip in our temperatures across western scotland. for most, temperatures and stay around the six or seven mark because we bo

they only 16000 people were killed in the 2011 disaster and tsunami smashed into the focus shima daiichi nuclear plant destroying its cooling systems during the next week 3 of the plant's reactors exploded and hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes on the brides joining us live from seoul in south korea has japan going to be marking this terrible day.

unfortunately the threat from the fukushima daiichi plant continues to this day the nuclear emergency remains officially by the germans and for good reason the nuclear site itself is a major threat so the environment because of the amount of the reader activity that remains at the site and off site we hope it's many areas of returning to normal but we also have highly contaminated areas was the japanese don't know it's not able to deal with because you can't be contaminated mountainous forests right so the nuclear emergency unfortunately is continuing right there the president of the tokyo electric power company which operates focus shamus said recently they're making efforts in the decommissioning work and hope to achieve economic stability in no way does he also promise to get rid of the nuclear reactors that are crippled but why is it taking 10 years why is it taking so long what kind of work is involved in these efforts i'm afraid 10 years is not very long 'd when it comes to emission new nuclear facilities. basically you're looking at decades for normal nuclear plants but this is

robots can support japan's rescue operations and save lives 10 years after the devastating fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster japan is still struggling with the aftermath now a specially designed robots are helping clean up the site. this is a home which radio dermatitis. it was exposed to high doses of idolizing radiation for far too long. radiation sickness says many different effects seizures controlled pleading. burns and blisters. it can even lead to bone marrow failure even today anyone who ventured too close to fukushima as reactor core wouldn't survive long. 10 years after the triple core meltdown radiation is still extremely hazardous today some 7000 people are working on decommissioning the power plant but due to high contamination they are only allowed on site a few days a month on march 11th 2011 a tsunami struck japan's coast and caused the nuclear plants to fail but how can we clean the radiation zone we can't even access. with robots. but it's actually not that simple not even all robots can withstand the radiation they're exposed to in fukushima is this asters own with more a

but that didn't seem to make the host any more vulnerable not least for the finish like this from daiichi come outta frankfurt 1st shot of the 1st half. it was goalless at half time with leipsic at pains to find a way to frankfurt back line. but the hosts a match from the break with an extra spring in the step and took the lead just 2 minutes into the 2nd half in a forced back punching me i. haven't tracked it is best to parry just in travel it's fair shot before spec volleyed away the rebound in style. but by and having won on saturday at leipzig needed to consolidate that late for all 3 points. but then frankfurt seize the initiative to the cost each with a direct pass to ominous in the box pickler cheap making a safe. it might not have been the sweetest of strikes for minutes but leipzig now knew they had to have their wits about them. just past the hour mark the defense looked pretty reckless frankfurt again went down the left and actually come out ahead in the space and time in the world to draw the sides rattle. the 4th of the campaign for the attacking midfielder and an equaliser t

bindis league a say going into this one but frankfurt phoned away through japanese international daiichicome out a meeting 11 just after the hour mark. then had the best chance to win the match on 67 minutes but if an indy car showed that frankfurt also knew a thing or 2 about defending much the use of cool sums dismay. $11.00 it finished 6 winning run is over coach. will hope that their championship chances haven't disappeared with it. and now a yellow trigger warning for viewers sensitive to cute pictures koala is celebrating a milestone birthday a spot in guinness world records as the oldest of her species in captivity. midori turns 24 years old on sunday that's the equivalent of 110 human years. birthday was marked in a zoo in japan where dory has lived for most 2 decades despite her age it henri can still climb trees and as a healthy appetite for you've guessed it eucalyptus leaves. you're watching the news coming up next indeed have you news asia the united states begins to reengage with allies in the end of pacific where is the partnership headed next. on the form of id profession

but that didn't seem to make the host any more vulnerable not least for the finish like this from daiichi come outta frankfurt 1st shot of the 1st half. it was goalless at half time with leipsic at pains to find a way through frankfurt's back line. but the hosts emerged from the break with an extra spring in a step and took the lead just 2 minutes into the 2nd half in a force bag punching. kevin trapp did his best to parry just in time of its fair shot before sped volleyed away the rebound in style. the giant having won on saturday at leipzig needed to consolidate that lead for all 3 points. but then frankfurt seize the initiative for the cost each with a direct cost to ominous in the box pickler cheat making a saying. it might not have been the sweetest of strengths for minas but leipzig now knew they had to have their wits about them. just past the hour the defense looked pretty worthless frankfurt again went down the left and actually come out ahead in the space and time in the world to draw the sides revel. the force of the campaign for the attacking midfielder and an equaliser that w

deaths of some 18000 people the tsunami wave triggered by the magnitude 9 earthquake hit the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant causing a reactor meltdown and the evacuation of up to 150000 people only chernobyl compares to the scale of this disaster. a 300 square kilometer exclusion zone around the power plant remains in place and contains the memories of a tragedy that's to find the lives of survivors now me it's a ghost town situated just a few kilometers from the fukushima nuclear power plant the only thing left here is memories from march 28th levon. samuel connor grew up here nowadays he rarely visits the family hired. it lies in the exclusion zone. where it's been too dangerous to live ever since. to call it what i don't find it high missed it still is that i feel more that everything has gotten worse. now there's just silence here. but sammy o'connor is still haunted by the sound of the tsunami. and the image of the waves destroying everything in its path is stuck in his mind. body there may have to respect nature these are nature's warning signs that you must treat the earth with c

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but that didn't seem to make the host any more vulnerable not least with the finish like this from daiichi come outta frankfurt 1st shot of the 1st half. it was goalless at half time with leipzig at pains to find a way to frankfurt back line. but the hosts a match from the break with an extra spring in as tap and took the lead just 2 minutes into the 2nd half in a forsberg pushing me i. haven't shot it is best to parry just interrogates fair shot for spare volley the way the rebound in style. but by and having one on saturday at leipzig needed to consolidate that late for all 3 points. but then frankfurt seize the initiative telecast each with a direct pass to ominous in the box piccolo cheat making the safe. it might not have been a sweetest of strikes for minutes but leipzig now knew they had to have their wits about them. just past the hour mark the defense looked pretty witless frankfurt again went down the left and actually come out ahead in the space and time in the world due to all the sides rattle. the force of the campaign for the attacking midfielder and an equaliser that was by

robots can support japan's rescue operations and save lives 10 years after the devastating fukushima daiichi nuclear disaster japan is still struggling with the aftermath now specially designed robots are helping clean up the site. this is a whom which radio dermatitis. it was exposed to high doses of idolizing radiation for far too long. radiation sickness as many different effects seizures controlled bleeding. burns and blisters. it can even lead to bone marrow failure even today anyone who ventured too close to fukushima as reactor core wouldn't survive long. 10 years after the triple core melt own radiation is still extremely hazardous today some 7000 people are working on decommissioning the power plant but due to high contamination they are only allowed on site a few days a month on march 11th 2011 a tsunami struck japan's coast and caused the nuclear plants to fail but how can we clean the radiation zone we can't even access. with robots. but it's actually not that simple that's even all robots can withstand the radiation they're exposed to in fukushima disaster zone but more and that

hit northeastern japan causing the deaths of some 18000 people the tsunami wave hit the fukushima daiichinuclear power plant causing a reactor melts down and the evacuation of up to $150000.00 people only chernobyl compares to the scale of the disaster well a 300 square kilometer exclusion zone around the power plant remains in place and contains the memories of a tragedy that's to find the lives of survivors nomi is a ghost town situated just a few kilometers from the fukushima nuclear power plant the only thing left here is memories from march 27th. 70 o'connor who grew up here nowadays he rarely visits the family home it lies in the exclusion zone. where it's been too dangerous to live ever since. to grow a pool i don't find it time stood still and said i feel more that everything has gotten worse. now there is just silence here. but sammy o'connor is still haunted by the sound of the tsunami. and the image of the waves destroying everything in its path is stuck in his mind. body there being a well i have to respect nature these are nature's warning signs that you must treat the earth

down the coast, the tsunami triggered a second disaster at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant.sest to the fukushima plant remain deserted, frozen in time. the plant itself is now circled by vast waste dumps. underneath these green sheets are millions of tonnes of contaminated topsoil. unlike with chernobyl, the japanese government has set out to decontaminate the land here around the fukushima plant. vast areas of topsoil have been removed, creating millions and millions of tonnes of waste. and here behind me, you can see new towns being built for the nuclear evacuees. and in large part, it's been a success — the radiation levels here are very low, and it is safe for people to return to live here. unfortunately, that's no guarantee that they will. yoshihiro shiga is struggling to open the door to his deserted and badly—damaged workshop. after ten years, the roof is falling in. this is where his family made pottery for 300 years. but shiga—san now has no desire to see this place decontaminated. translation: this place may look like a mess. - but i want it to be left alone. this

people who lost their lives nearly half a 1000000 people were displaced and towns around the fukushima daiichi power plant remain an inhabitable. the effects of the disaster are still being felt especially at the site of the fukushima nuclear plant specialists there are still working around the clock to keep the damage in check in a moment we'll have more on the impact on atomic energy in the aftermath of the catastrophe in japan but 1st a look at how events unfolded 10 years ago today. much 11th 2011. japan's east coast is rocked by the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in the country shortly afterwards a tsunami ripped through fukushima prefecture taking everything with it. the tsunami also cripples the fukushima nuclear power plant meeting 2 explosions and meltdowns at 3 reactors. frights over thanks of kilometer. thousands of people lost their lives as a result of the disaster tens of thousands were forced to evacuate their homes. at a press conference just 9 months later japan's prime minister at the time yoshihiko noda maintained the situation was under control. but the battle wasn'

plant nearly 816000 people were killed in the 2011 disaster the tsunami smashed into the focus sima daiichi nuclear plant destroying its cooling systems during the next 3 weeks of 3 of the plants reactors exploded and hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes or robert burns joining us live from seoul in south korea japan planning to mark this terrible moment in its history. a number of events are being planned for this day 10 years on since what is considered to be a national tragedy in japan obviously it was the north east coast that bore the brunt of this awful tsunami 3 prefectures in particular one of them being fukushima of course but there will be ceremonies taking place in the northeast in fukushima itself they do to start within the next half hour or so of course families and communities there have also been holding their own private remembrances memorials people since 1st light been attending the prayers on beaches and so on and then in tokyo itself again within the next half hour or so we're due to see an official remembrance attended by the hito and also yo

2011 disaster 2 and a half 1000 others still remain missing the tsunami smashed into the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant destroying its cooling systems during the following week 3 of the pumps reactors exploded and hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes well let's move over to japan now the solomon is in for taba in fukushima prefecture friday i imagine this is a very emotional day there for many people how are people marking it. well as you mentioned this is very emotional for people because 10 years is a landmark year to at least to recovery and lots of the sort of that followed the disaster but still people are in the highest emotions after they heard today the announcement of the same time when the tsunami struck this area behind me 10 years ago to 46 minutes. b.m. . more than 10 meters of tsunami just went through all this area destroyed all the houses everything in the area just behind me this mountain road leads to nuclear plant this area 10 years ago it was inside the no go zone that you couldn't have crossed but now we're just about 3 kilometers from the n

down the coast, the tsunami triggered a second disaster at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant.loud. today, the two towns closest to the fukushima plant remain deserted, frozen in time. the plant itself is now circled by vast waste dumps. underneath these green sheets are millions of tonnes of contaminated topsoil. unlike with chernobyl, the japanese government has set out to decontaminate the land here around the fukushima plant. vast areas of topsoil have been removed, creating millions and millions of tonnes of waste. and here behind me, you can see new towns being built for the nuclear evacuees. and in large part, it's been a success — the radiation levels here are very low, and it is safe for people to return to live here. yoshihiro shiga is struggling to open the door to his deserted and badly—damaged workshop. after ten years, the roof is falling in. this is where his family made pottery for 300 years. but shiga—san now has no desire to see this place decontaminated. translation: this place may look like a mess. but i want it to be left alone. this is my home. i have so m

disaster and 2 and a half 1000 others still remain missing the tsunami smashed into the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant destroying its cooling systems and then during the next week 3 of the parents react as exploded hundreds of thousands of people forced to flee their homes by the saddam a has more now from fatah but in fukushima prefecture. this is very emotional for people because 10 years is a landmark year 2 at least to recovery and lots of the sort of that followed the disaster but still people are in the highest emotions after they heard today the announcement of at the same time when the tsunami struck this area behind me 10 years ago at 246 minutes. more than 10 meters of tsunami just went through all this area destroyed all the houses everything in the area at the same time people are also reminded of the. critical situation in the area last month on the 13th of february also. witnessed the 7.3 earthquake just reminding people of how vulnerable this wishing is still here in the area as news have been far from the headlines lately but the situation there is still very critical we

it's the stuff of nightmares a nuclear power station meltdown the disaster at the fukushima daiichi plant sent shock and fear around the world those shock waves hit german chancellor angela merkel and prompted a remarkable policy u. turn just a few months earlier american had decided to keep germany nuclear overturning a phase out policy of the previous government japan's disaster changed her mind and germany's energy policy. which today i say unequivocally before this house has changed my position on nuclear energy her government issued a moratorium on nuclear power it was a move strongly supported by parliament and by the people. germany's all this plants were told immediately to close all the rest were to be shut down by 2022 when fukushima prompted america's u. turn germany had 17 nuclear power plants 10 years after that there were just 6 and the deadline for them is approaching they can only operate till the end of next year germany's phase out of nuclear energy is nearly done. the nuclear phase out was not only right politically but also the correct decision even nominally. minister

hit northeastern japan causing the deaths of some 18000 people the tsunami wave hit the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant causing a reactor meltdown and the evacuation of up to 150000 people only term noble compares to the scale of the disaster. well if 300 square kilometer exclusion zone around the power plant remains in place and it contains the memories of a tragedy that has defined the lives of survivors nomi is a ghost town situated just a few kilometers from the fukushima nuclear power plant the only thing left here is memories from march 27th. samuel como grew up here nowadays he rarely visits the family home it lies in the exclusion zone. where it's been too dangerous to live ever since. to grow a pool i don't find it time is to still use it i feel more that everything has gotten worse. now there is just silence here. but sammy o'connor is still haunted by the sound of the tsunami. and the image of the waves destroying everything in its path is stuck in his mind. body there being a wall after respect nature these are nature's warning signs that you must treat the earth with care on

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it's the stuff of nightmares a nuclear power station meltdown the disaster at the fukushima daiichi plant sent shock and fear around the world those shock waves hit german chancellor angela merkel and prompted a remarkable policy u. turn just a few months earlier american had decided to keep germany nuclear overturning a phase out policy of the previous government japan's disaster changed her mind and germany's energy policy. today i say unequivocally before this house has changed my position on nuclear energy her government issued a moratorium on nuclear power it was a move strongly supported by parliament and by the people. germany's all this plants were told immediately to close all the rest were to be shut down by 2022 when fukushima prompted america's u. turn germany had 17 nuclear power plants 10 years after that there were just 6 and the deadline for them is approaching they can only operate till the end of next year germany's phase out of nuclear energy is nearly done. the nuclear phase out was not only right politically but also the correct decision even nominally. finishes off p