when i fled from to po futaba, i could not talk. i people encouraged me to be standing here right now. without people's help, i could not be here. that is why i appreciate them and i want to join them in their call. >> what is your message to the japanese government and the world about nuclear power? i don't want anyone in the world to experience what we have experienced. we have houses in futaba, but there's nothing there. everything is [indiscernible] all the furniture was broken. i can't really go back there. we know it. we don't want anyone in the world to be in the situation we are in. there are 59 children with [indiscernible] there are hundreds more on the way. is the students cannot go out and play. they have to stay inside. this is not the way children should grow up. i don't want anyone in the world or japan to experience this type of situation for children, so i want to stop nuclear facilities now and i don't want them to be continued. >> do you think you'll ever be able to return to your home? >> where i lived in futaba

you have this entire town, futaba, that was completely relocated into a school.ain how this happened. was -- entire japan was pretty much confused right after this accident happened. first of all, the japanese evacuationordered from ground zero, from fukushima day two. then 10 kilometers, then 20 kilometers. march 2011. in the american government, actually, made in advisory to the american people staying in japan to stay away i believe 60 miles from a which is 80 kilometers. so the japanese people started arguing why the american goes 80 commenters then japanese go 20. there was the huge confusion that how far you have to get away from it. march, i heard the small town of futaba evacuated 250 kilometers from the fukushima daiichi. nobody knew how far you should go to escape. i thought that was the right decision and that is why i kind of try to focus on this small town. town of all, all the except futaba stayed inside the protector. they were closer to the day two. they trea this town escaped further most. i thought this could be the most interesting and meaningf