Returning to Fukushima | Explorer
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- The Dai-ichi Nuclear Plant in Fukushima suffered a meltdown in 2011. Now, Japan has a plan for residents to return to the area.
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Returning to Fukushima | Explorer
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The Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant spewed radiation across dozens of towns, triggering a 12-mile evacuation zone. What are your thoughts on Japan encouraging people to move back?
I dont think its that safe yet needs more clean up and testing.cesium 127 i think.causes bone cancer.
I guess they should double check once more.
It is unsafe to move back, Japan Government is crazy to encourage people go there. Most guys don't believe the Government anymore !
@@Xiaotian_Guan The reason is to recover the economy of the region. The agriculture and fishing section need more human resources. But the Government sacrifice the health of the people, it is evil !
Its unsafe....no one should move back. Unless they concrete over the plant it will continue to be unsafe and continue to emit radiation. Clean up is useless until they do this.
"we have to be careful where we step there's all these radioactive dust"
*continues to breathe in said dust without a mask on*
I'm saying!!
As soon as I saw that stupid girl without a full hazmat suit and respirator that's what I thought. Hope she's already had her children and does not plan on more.
Fukushima is the 4 horseman of the apocalypse.
The media in a nutshell. It's all about manufacturing a story no matter how thin it is, and you just poked a massive hole through it.
Fukushima isn't really THAT radioactive. Wearing a full hazmat suit is overkill. Watch Veritasium's video on radiation where he goes to the most radioactive sites.
@@sirus804 she will pay for it eventually with a painful cancerous dragged out slow death. And or with deformed children. West Coast USA people are breathing in 10 to 20 hot particles a day.
that school looks way cleaner than most of the hospitals in my city.
The students clean their rooms and corridors themselves....yes their schools are way cleaner than some of our hospitals too
which city? let me guess... LA of California?
That's because Japanese people are a very clean people, hygiene is a top priority.
in comparison, the hospital in my town is much like a 5 star hotel. and yes, the schools here are very clean. the students take great pride in education. there are no custodians. it's the students and parents who clean the schools and school grounds.
Jose A., And yet, you cannot see the danger lingering in the air.
I bet it is about as save as cleaning the toilet with the tooth brush, you will use that night.
Fukushima: Meltdown.
Anatoly Dyatlov: I’ve seen worse.
You mean he has done worse!
Karan Joshi that was slick.
This is hilarious
Fukushima nuclear leakage process
1. The cut-corners levees caused seawater to rush into the nuclear power plant and destroyed many facilities.
2. Nuclear power plants have a lot of problems with spare equipment because of saving money, and the lack of emergency plan training for employees to save money is a direct tragedy.
3: When the Japanese fire brigade arrived, it was found that the standby equipment was damaged by the tsunami and could not be rescued.
4: Dongdian concealed the news, and the US and Japanese troops began to March into Fukushima rescue
5: In order to save money, Dongdian will not let seawater enter the nuclear power plant to cool down, because seawater corrosion will directly scrap the nuclear power plant, and finally the nuclear power plant will explode due to excessive pressure such as temperature
6: The Japanese troops gave up the people and fled for their lives. The Japanese people were not as fast as the Self-Defense Forces. The US aircraft carrier also withdrew (but it was also radiated. Many people in the US Navy got cancer and went to court in Japan). Only the Japanese fire brigade rushed to rescue.
7: The Self-Defense Forces began to come back to rescue, but deserters escaped halfway and so on
8: Dongdian has been concealing the news and specific situation of the nuclear leak, and apologized after being beaten by the International Atomic Energy Agency
9: After Dongdian's apology, it continued to conceal the news and was exposed again. Then Dongdian continued to apologize and began to cycle this process
10: Japan deliberately discharged polluted seawater into the sea (since 311, nuclear wastewater has been leaked every month.
@@cyancarl3561 You forgot a few:
11. No one died from Fukushima radiation.
12. There is no dangerous radiation outside of three containment buildings.
13. There are no increase in cancers since 2011.
14, No dead or dying ocean due to radiation.
15. No one in operation Tomodachi was injured by radiation and the case was dismissed.
16. The Japanese still live longer than anyone in the world.
This video is blocked in the UK. So I watch it in Ireland instead 😎
@Charlie for auld lang syne Hmm, Some publishers/channels are only allowed in certain areas it seems
@@greenbit1090 Yeah, it seems to have been unlocked a few weeks ago
Wow.... that's sort of communist country stuff.
*VPN:* am i a joke to you??
Really I am watching this in the UK
"please don't film this part" - Films it reeeeaaally close.
It's Hitchcockian
Haha love how this replies didn't get the humor
@@heimerdrachel6135 Right? :D
@@heimerdrachel6135 This is what i have to deal with on a regular basis unfortunately.
XD
I figured the guy meant the actual shooting part.
It happened 7 years ago!!?! I remember it like it was yesterday.
After 7 years, the Government cannot locate and seal the radioactive elements of the nuclear industry. This is hazardous !
Me too, it was devastating news.
8 years in just a few days ..
Going on eight years and never to be cleaned up I can't watch this anymore making me sick propaganda Pacific ocean and the earth will die from this just takes time
Crazy right! If I had left a week later, I would have been in the tsunami that hit Japan during 2011. Which would have caused delayed flights and such.
Tokyo Olympic? What a crazy world.
Tokyo is less radioactive than Europe (google ''Japan radiation map'').
No offense but i won't go to Japan Olympic 2020. Abe never lets people know the measure which we want to know. Even there is a stadium in Fukushima. Plus, Abe said, We will serve food for foriegner with Fukushima product during Olympics. Abe is just nuts.
You haven't seen the end of it
Human never learn from the past... I hope abe eat that first before the foreigner..
sideburn effect who eats it first doesn’t matter, it’ll be years before the effects are seen if the food is overly radiated
They hide everything even their feeling to their parents
there was no explosion, the radiation is just 3.6 roentgen equivalent of a chest xray.
Mentions there is radioactive dust everywhere. Not even a basic respirator and gloves. Silly person.
I rolled my eyes at that, for this reason alone.
I know. Utter drivel from a once reputable documentary maker.
the radioactive dust is heavy, is collected on the ground, you would have to kick it to the air and breathe it.
Government has strict restrictions and rules on what protections to wear at where. She’s been exaggerating the entire time just like any other wenstern media.
This is the best place to get NatGeo without a cable connection.
Makes sense, since it is their official channel.
i love how they use a subtitle rather than having someone to translate it and cover the voice of the person. it's much better to have subtitles than a person doing a voice over of the translation.
Low and safe? Those mountains act as radiation reservoirs that constantly spread radiation by wind and rain... even the Soviets who were so adamant admitted the immediate threat of radiation yet Japanese government continues to self-justify their claims, which makes absolutely no sense.
Yet no one has died from Fukushima radiation.
I just watched a fairly recent Chernobyl video and they still have spots with high radiation. No way i would trust this place to be safe.
@@ForbiddTV theres no proof for that. Look at the cancer rates and rates of birth defects before and after the event and you will see how horrendously wrong you are.
5:50 for a guy with one arm, he's good with that excavator.
NoturAvg Dude I have seen better with 2 arms
@@bliztix2 you cant read
@@bliztix2 seen better with 3
its just arrogant, lol
@@bliztix2 I've seen better with 8 arms
This video is the non alcoholic version of Vice in chernobyl.
Paulitics EightYourSoul Lol
Be careful with radioactivity. Especially avoid Fukushima foods.
Most restaurants use Fukushima products because of the cheap price.
We cannot avoid Fukushima foods when we visit japan. Because contaminated fukushima foods are everywhere in japan already.
@quite bee I do not think you know anything about how radiation works. They would never grow anything in the no-go zone and not all of Fukushima is contaminated. I have been eating food products from fukushima since my childhood and even within the 9 years of the disaster and I have not had any problems. Maybe do more research before becoming hysterically posting lies instead of actual logic :/
@@nicholasbagley3707 Japan Fukushima =China Uhan
Japan raidioactivity is slow but can't fix it.
China's korona virus is fast but maybe can fix it.
QUITE BEE You are ignorant. Japan has very stringent testing methods (much more so than the EU or US) and the food has not been found to be a problem.
The most dangerous Olympic Games in history will be held in Japan in 2020.
total disaster
Tokyo =\= Fukushima
In Fukushima, baseball game will be played.
The only and one nuclear olympic in history.
@@YungMelting but they tried to give some radioactive food from Fukushuma to their people...
"Radioactive dust and particles" yet your running around without a mask potentially breathing it in. 😂😂😂
Most of what she says is hype and B.S.
Dust settles and unless you kick it up or lick the dirt youre fine air remains air. The air moves around us u wont have the same air around you as u do now ever again
Touching everything
Love how respectful the interviewer was with everyone she talked with.
Too respectful. She didn't confront lies and false hysterical beliefs.
@@grumpystiltskin but one thing is certain, you can tell the locals are not pulling any strings, they know the truth.
But not too respectful towards the boar, was she?
They say chernobyl has to be the worst nuclear meltdowns but maybe fukushima has to be the most worst nuclear meltdowns because of its effect in the last 5 years
what nuclear meltdown? you're in shock, someone take him to the infirmary.
Chernobyl is worse for it exploded. Dachi just melted down and it took a double whammy to do that while Chernobyl was design flaw
@@paulrasmussen8953 chernobyl radiation was at 3,6 roentgen equivalent of a chest xray.
@@ashwinv3750 then Dachi is far less then that
Well i am not sure which one is worse but i think problem of fukushima generation is it’s located next to Pacific. Japan announced they’re planning to throw contaminated water out in Pacific Ocean and even Japanese people are opposing this plan.
politicians say that you should go and live there, but i don't see any of them moving there to live
Because they live by the capital which is where parliament is.
That's why they are politician bro😑
I cannot help but admire the indomitable attitude of the Japanese. An outstanding culture.
Yeah its amazing what they 'show' you and what they want you to see and think right!
Yes...and the government really acts very well...i really wish our government is like them...every ounce of penny is used necessarily...
Can't be trusted with an army
TurricaN, I feel so sorry for them. Many nice people will over time develop physical problems, because they trusted authority and because they don't shy away from tough situations.
Sometimes it's wiser to know where and when to stop. Before your culture kills you and your offspring.
@@babygoatjuice9508 more like never had an army big enough.
All that bagged up radioactive dirt is gonna be turned into Monsanto potting soil for retail stores.
In a world where we are trying to cut down on single-plastic, here is another use for it: putting toxic soil with nuclear waste in 9 million plastic bags!
They will most likely cut the isotopes from the bags and class it as high level waste.
Coming soon to a WalMart near you :D
LOL but so true
lets not forget not so long ago monsanto joined bayer............... and the last year globally there has been an extreme push in the media for the vaccination agenda, making parents that dont want to vaccinate look like idiots.................... (but strangely most people who are against it, are high-educated)
8:00 "Oh he's dying" No sweetheart, that boar is already dead, it's just nerves reacting at this point....
An intellectual i see.
haha boar dead.
RADIOACTIVE ATTACK BOAR: ENGAGE
Who's here after watching HBO's Chernobyl?
Reporting in
Yep, As long the CC is on.
glad im not the only one
Yep
This guy's good!
Radioactive BOAR???????? The scene from Miyazaki's Princess Mononoke comes to mind......!!!!!
Great, thanks for the reminder, now the creepy clicky swivel-head things are going to start showing up in my dreams again. lmao
We have radioactive boar in the northern half of Sweden from Chernobyl. You aren't allowed to eat them.
Omg i was just imagining that.
I wish whey show the radioactive counter readings everywhere the interviewed.
If they'd said anything worth showing, they wouldn't have been there, i assume the school was typical of most of where they went.
still poisonous. 2020 Tokyo Olympics starts from Fukushima
Fukushima, the prefecture, is almost twice as big as the exclusion zone. There’s plenty of land that isn’t contaminated and there’s even full towns and villages that were never evacuated because it was safe for them to stay.
look at the comments, so many Koreans are misleading ppl and telling how much they hate Japan.
TeaPot misleading... i think you should eat that radiotic stuff...
Simple fact. 4 reactors in fukusima are still melting down. chernobyl = 1 reactor. Fukusima = 4 reactors still burning. And Japanese governors are planning to feed to visitors fukusima foods for saving their farmers. I do not hate Japanese, but i just hate lying.
@@hiroya2869 make it clear. we hate Japanense goverment, not Japan. Japan and Korea are good friends for long long time. if you really want to argue with, learn about the situations between two countries
All the dislikes are from Abe supporters in japan.
Tokyo's water is still very dangerous. I don't know why people are still visiting and having fun there without thinking. Even many Japanese people are moving to Kyushu area. (Far West). Thoese areas are experiencing rapid population grows in recent years.
Suman Boss cuz he must be Japanese also Anti-Korean and Abe-supporter
Nope. Koreans
What’s Abe supporters ?
Soup Soup shinzo Abe, prime minister of Japan
That one armed guy had some amazing cars. 911, LC500...
Noticed that 🤨
Those didn't use to be his cars. But once the neighbourhood gets evacuated and drops everything and runs, and many don't return...well...finders keepers! Zoom zoom!
Perhaps it never was his house...
Buggs or his excavator...next time we see him i bet he's got a new arm too!
Take the Cake The Lexus LC500 came out years after the 2011 Tsunami.
The people are full of Hope! Go Japan... God bless this wonderful Nation!
I don't think the Christian god will bless them considering that they are all heathens...
"Once you start something, you can't turn back. You can only go forward" that's very wise words.
those words made me cry
Tokyo Radio Olympics
Radio GA GA~ :->
Lol i like how so many japanese keyboard warriors tend to reply back to what seems as “non japanese” commenting on the seriousness of fukushima radiation but when someone writes down a comment with a kanji or what seems like a japanese they do not even bother confronting you lol
@@Nonamae77 They are probably racist South Koreans. Seoul is more radioactive than Tokyo.
ForbiddTV lol you are delusional
@@Nonamae77 lol, maybe you need to go to the infirmary.
Funny that she gets back in the car wearing her contaminated overalls. Her reaction to the rifle shot was priceless!
Diapason16ft I know lol probably eats a burger and doesn’t think twice about how it became on her dinner plate
Lol I think you’re right
Nice observation about the lies and coverup.
Who do they think we all are?
I've learned since very young that when people lie or coverup something, they can't hide it. "I SEE DEAD PEOPLE"
I hope the best for Japan. Transparency is important. I glad they opened its doors to let the world know they are taking action.
The determination of the Japanese people never stops to amaze me. I really hope their efforts will not be in vain!
They're extremely resilient...nobody bounces back from a disaster like they do.
Unit 731
@@tardwrangler
Gee...the US military has never done anything questionable, right?
@@charlesharper2357 sit down weeb
@@tardwrangler
Can't refute that, can you?
Goggle: My Lai Massacre and Abu Ghraib
Japan: fukushima is safe.
Crazy japan~@^^
@Japanese Pride LOL
Remember pearl harbor.
@Japanese Pride Your profile is terrible. How can you be proud to use a war criminal flag? If German see it, German will be shocked.
넌 거짓말을 하고있어
@@user-jl8br1qh2b Don't use Korean nickname and Korean Japanese~
Watch "Dark Tourist: Japan" in Netflix
This is an expensive lesson we had to pay for. I hope Fukushima becomes a safe place for residents, especially for children. Thank you for the report. 🙏 🙏 🙏
Harsh fact is the region is still hazardous to the people.
Think Chernobyl... still not safe and no way as extreme as what happened here.
If only they hadn't had reactor designs from the 1960s...
You can thank GE for those Mark I BWR designs. 😢
Pony, Still paying, still paying. Not done for quite some time, yet.
13:00 - Reporter tells a “Story About Hope”
Backdrop: Rainbow in the sky.
Coincidence?
I think it's ironic how she's scared about *touching* things since there are *radioactive* dust particles in the air, yet she has no face mask on.
dust particles settle on the ground. You think she would be out there if it were in the air?lol
Sadly that is in our air too, has been since March 3rd 2011 and will be poisoning our planet for thousands of years to come. Fact!
@@Carole.P not🙄
1 second in:
*N U C U L A R* power
Lmao it's spelled "nuclear."
From the George "Dubya" Bush school of pronunciation.
@@pold4837 r/wooosh
Yeah...the BS is incredible. Nuclear power has never supported itself. The tax payer ends up picking up the tab.
Japan looks like such a nice place
The non-irradiated parts of course.
Hanne Catton those areas retaken by nature also look very nice and beautiful lol
Till Godzilla comes back
Abe must watch this documentary.
u mean mr.shinzo?
This video should be shared and watched by everyone even when Japanese government spending so much money to cover the fact
Like China covered the CoronaVirus which has been infecting people since October 2019 and it just told its people?
Tony Leon US virus
@@user-wm1ku2bt4c Wuhan virus
Any reasons for the deletion of Exploring Fukushima?
I wanna know too.
Still leaking into the ocean
It is still so unsafe Homer Simpson would not even live there......⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅⚅
Abe said " fukushima under control " didn't say "safe"
He knew fukushima is in the situations that is not enough to assume "safe"
Boycott 2020 radioactivity Olympic
@Japanese Pride 嘘
Lier lier lier ♡♡♡
한여름의광선
The Korean who says a lie even if I say anything.
There is evidence.
Check it before saying a lie
ボイコットしたいなら韓国だけでやってろ。韓国みたいな下劣な国に日本の土地を踏ませたくないね。
한여름의광선
Koreans say to people who don't always lie, "It's a lie! It's a lie!" As expected, even the anti-Japanese Koreans were stupid. That's why I hate it. Without knowing that you are lying. Well, you were taught a lie.
The President of the Olympic Committee has also acknowledged that Fukushima will be held at the Tokyo Olympics. Furthermore, you insult the people affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake. Ordinary people help each other and feel sad together. However, unfortunately, Koreans who were trained by anti-Japanese education and brainwashed are different. It is a country that continues to insult the Japanese. I don't think it's human.
Since TEPCO and the Japanese government feel it is SO SAFE there now, THEY SHOULD BE MANDATED TO LIVE IN THE EXCLUSION ZONE.
Radioactive Boar!!!! sounds like a great story line for the next Godzilla movie.
It sounds like Spideer Pig's excrements to me!
Boarzilla XD
boarnato
This is such a well presented short documentary, that it makes me want to gothere and learn about the place and the local residents more! Amazing job, hope to see more videos like this.
It really breaks my heart. I hope you get over it soon.
If you want to eat Fukushima radioactive food, come to the 2020 Olympic Games in Japan!
These presenters are so horrible. Like children - stating the obvious, exagerating, so incredibly naive and jumping to conclusions. Nat Geo really is going down the drain.
Ikr, feels like a vice media documentary
That, and too opinionated
It's 13 minutes, get over it LOL
Oh? Is it a conspiracy from the liberal media? Maybe the deep state? Maybe both?
STFU, people like you are the dangerous waste that humanity should avoid.
@@scottielambert9312 wtf are you rambling about? Might as well throw in other unrelated phrases like "Russian collusion", "alternative facts", and "feminist agenda"
Go Japan! There's nothing you can't face. You have proven it time and time again. Nice one NG for risking going close to the site.
Japanese resiliency...
Japanese is telling lies the entire water table is saturated with radiation .
Well they couldn't face nuclear bombs and surrendered within the hour of being nuked
@@TheFreshSpam actually it took 2 bombs ... they didn't surrender until 2 whole cities were wiped out.
Francis Cour then they turned into lil america after they were forced to tell their people the emperor wasnt god!
Interviewing politicians and civilians about radiation levels and safety seems a bit pointless, I was actually hoping for non biased scientific evidence on the radiation levels there, seems to much to ask these days. I suppose Nat Geo was under pressure from Japanese government.
Just google ''radiation map Japan'' and look at the figures from thousands of measuring stations.
Totally agreed
great documentary, thanks
Gotta give her some prop, she literally covers all the dangerous stories. What a reporter
Wow this is very dangerous a place where people live their daily lives Xp
Heck of a lot safer in Japan, especially Fukushima district, than most of America.
Wow a real actual reporter. Been a while seen I've seen one.
She was in Mexico with mexican army portrolling drug towns, she also went into these drug towns by herself to interview drug gangs with guns. She also was in afgan. She's probably one of the most respected reporter on the ground this decade.
I hope this is sarcasm.
The suit is just for the show... ridiculous journalism...
Actually, it's quite normal here in Japan that they wear suits, everyone wears it, especially the ones in the office, from trainee to president. Feels like a uniform for us, cause you wear it everyday. 😅
such a lovely town to be abandoned but to see people are restore it .The people of japan are very inspiring to survive and rebuild not only after one nuclear tragedy
All the videos I've seen have focused on the plant. I'm glad to see a video that shows what's going on in the surrounding towns. I think they are doing well. You must remember that this is not the first time Japan has had to cope with a nuclear disaster. They had to do the same with Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
"We've gotten used to it...." -- said the frog in the boiling pot, being turned up a degree at a time.
Huh. I remember racing in this city in need for speed Prostreet on my xbox 360 in the early 2010s. Nostalgia.
6th graders in chemistry? I’m supposed to take it in 10th😭
yea, they take education a more serious that Americans
The second I saw Phil Keoghan, I thought the power plant was a pit stop for The Amazing Race.
Wait, did he just say "NOOK-yoo-ler" power?
Yeah not much point in watching it really if they're that incompetent.
First word in the whole dang video!
Dude has a porsche and some kind of dussy in the garage in a nuclear fallout zone: Respect! 4:45
And he only has one arm...
hosackies dude his Lexus is far more impressive lol
The discipline that Japanese have amazes me all the time . No shortcuts .
1:15 I visited that town in October 2018. It's a bit of an island surrounded by a perfectly habitable area due to the cleanup effort. The area overlooking the plant (retirement village) is still pretty radioactive but most other areas are basically at background levels. Most towns in the area have been opened up for people to move back in, but most haven't simply because over the past 7 years they've built lives elsewhere.
The power plant itself is still highly radioactive and will take decades to clean up, but the Japanese have done a remarkable job of cleaning up everything around it. Don't believe the hype. It's nowhere near as bad as it looks in this documentary.
The best example that it's basically safe? The reporter is walking around without a respirator, and tourists are let in every day to tour the area.
Of course radioactive levels are safe if you keep raising the minimum exposure levels.......
When you are dealing with something that kills over time, of course the more corrupt officials are going to jump at the chance to downplay the real severity of the situation.
"Oh, look! We are letting people move back to their old homes. The area around the site is mostly clean!"
In 20 or 30 years, there will be a massive governmental program to "promote the healing of the local area".
Mandatory relocations, total "urban renewal" projects (read: bulldoze the entire area and seal it under lead lined concrete). Of course, there will be unscrupulous people "taking advantage" of some residents (read: silent assassinations of those that don't just "disappear" willingly)
tourists and reporters isn't resident... they aren't long time exposure by radiation in there....
@@The_Slippery_Slope_NZ Linear No Threshold is a joke. The statistics from previous examples proves hormesis.
I don't dare to go there, if it is unproved.
13:06 Lexus LC. What a beauty.
pony81 Acura NSX is better... 🏎
@@nighthawkj30A4 acura nsx and lexus lc are different cars..... Lexus lc is a gt car while the nsx is a hybrid supercar and it rivals against the Nissan gtr
@@nighthawkj30A4 or if you mentioned the old one then it still different
Kaito Spence both ye
Kaito Spence i don’t think the NSX goes against a nissian gtr. The NSX is with the super car line
What's worse than a angry boar?
A nuclear boar
An angry nuclear boar that cant be eaten. Another corpse for the radioactive garbage pile
Chuong trinh nay hay tuyet voi, lam on dich ra tieng Viet. Thanks so much.....
was quite sceptical about watching this but how wrong i was is really well produced, is there a longer version of this? as 13 minutes feels a little short
Children are the most important priority (school, environment, food.. everything)
Yet they let a nuke plant be built right on the coast in a nation of earth quakes and tsunamis durp!
No they are not ......I'm priority........Children can stand at the back of the line just as we were once kids at the back of the line....
When I go to the Tokyo Olympics, I use Fukushima-originated ingredients at Fukushima Stadium," he said in Japan. radioactive food materials
7:55 "pls don't film this part"... went ahead and gave the dead hog a close up look
At least they didn't show the shooting part
@@ashish00007
Boohoo :(
It's so sad that they killed a radioactive animal that is a danger to humans and to other species as well, right?
@@sirjgn4868 yea. It had to be done.
I don’t think it’s safe for the reporter to be there without proper protection over her face (especially eyes/nose/mouth). There’s a reason why the place is still abandoned, seven years after the disaster.
It is now safe to step in to any largish city without a face mask considering that pollution kills 3 million people a year.
Dude, if it wasn't safe, you can be sure they wouldn't have been there, she look ready to risk her life for this story.....??D
I gave this a thumbs down because he said Nukiller power not Nuclear power.
That's cause he's from New Zealand imitating an American accent.
That rainbow reminds me of when I use to live in Japan. Oh my misspent youth.
I wish i could go there :( ,what a beautiful city it is
*_This place looks really great!!_*
i would live there
For sure, can eat boar every day. Anyone spotted Obelix?
This is Japan. Not surprised.
only 8 years ago That happened
I think that moving back to there as parents, without doubt, it is too dangerous to live there Abe! you ! go first
Once again, National Geographic creates a piece that is informative, yet humanistic; bold, yet compassionate. Are they showing every side of the story? Maybe not. But any information presented is a springboard for further exploration and learning. Thank you, Nat Geo, for starting the conversation. ☺
I would have wished for more facts on radiation. The level they show at the school is below the background in many locations. Shouldnt the presenter search a little more for the truth behind how dangerous the accident was?
This is mostly just ignorant fear mongering.
Typical NatGeo skewed reporting, not a single detector test, snowflake girl is sad that a beast that would kill her is shot ... left wing propaganda spread like manure ... weak, very little real information, and lots of PC BS.
@@nyctreeman exactly..all controlled media..dont think the right wing isnt controlled too..
Of course it is ... I know that.
The only time Fox told the truth about Syria and stupid wars in general was when Tucker Carlson did it ... and they read the riot act to him.
Seeing the opening I thought it's announcing Survivor : Fukushima island
That school looks soo nice
I'd die to be in that school
I am always struck by how dignified Japanese people are against adversity. My best wishes to the people affected by this disaster.
And then Flint Michigan still doesn’t have clean water 🙃🙃🙃
this woman is literally shocked by anything. THE TOAST IS MADE IN A TOASTER? OMG!
It's the fear and public discrimination that prevents the original residents from coming back. I believe many of the current residents are still living there just because they cannot afford to start a new life elsewhere. What's also important is that there don't seem many stores or job opportunities yet.
It's so amazing and terrifying how connected we all really are. As much as I see how hard they are trying to clean up,,,,, ?
Why would you build a nuclear power plant near the worlds most known fault line?
First two words spoken "Nookyouler Power"
Well done.
Science is hard...at least he got the second word correct :-)
6:06 - Worried about radioactive top layer, continues to create dust without any protective gear. Makes sense.
>please don’t films this part
>films it
If the US only put 100th of this amount of effort into fixing places like Flint Michigan... SMH
Thank you
Not worth the money
This
That's the elected politicians jobs.
Oh wait...
I live in Chicago and I think the american government could learn a lot from the japanese. Here are busy with corraption ,dont have time to improve the quality of people life.
Japanese government decides emission of around 1million tons of water from Fukushima power plant to Ocean.
김용훈
Every nation needs to gather and invade Japan together and slash the people if it is so! 🔪🔪🔪
축복 드리는 자 what the heck???
@@Diedhard thats koreans for you.
No, they pumped all water from inside the basement into storage tanks, most of it isn't even radioactive but its better to be safe than sorry, after removing any contamination from the water it will be diluted and discharged into the ocean, its the best thing to do, the ocean is already slightly radioactive since the earth itself is slightly radioactive and the ocean covers 70% of the earth and the deepest points on the planet are all in the ocean.
All we can do from 1000s of away is to pray for them and wish them best of luck
Beautiful place