The Nuclear Meltdown Of Fukushima | Inside The Forbidden Ghost Town
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- In March 2011, one of the deadliest disasters in Japan's history occurred. A massive earthquake and subsequent tsunami resulted in a catastrophic nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. The area surrounding the plant was deemed uninhabitable due to dangerous levels of radiation, creating a ghost town frozen in time. Join us on a haunting tour of the abandoned Fukushima radiation zone to uncover the secrets and devastation left behind. Explore the eerie ruins and experience the haunting atmosphere of a once-bustling town now left to decay. Discover the impact of the disaster on the local community and get a glimpse of what life was like before the incident. Don't miss our in-depth examination of the state of Fukushima today and the ongoing efforts to clean up the radioactive debris. This is a journey you won't want to miss! Subscribe to our channel for more explorations like this one, and don't forget to like and share this video with your friends.
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this is a big documentary thats going to be split into 5 parts before then dropping an official full movie release !
we spent 9 full days in fukushima IN the red zone filming ..
it means alot if you guys will like and share this video! .. even some comments on your thoughts would be cool i read and see them all!
We will :D
Excellent. I look forward to this. I live in Japan and have traveled to the tsunami areas and was in Okuma near the power plant back in 2019.
Hell yeah dude My mannn Love it
Love your channel ❤ Rise Above
Remember Josh 19,000 people died so they didn't just leave their things behind. Their Spirits are probably still there.
Finally, I miss this kind of video where it's not about demon, haunted, evil, ghost, or any of that kind. Just pure exploring and history.
stick around for the series!!
Yes your at your best doing this type of documentary. You bring it to life in a unique way. it's awesome. Can't wait to see the rest
No one’s forcing you to watch them, some of us actually enjoy them
This was a life changing event for me. I was at Namie elementary school, 20km from the reactor that exploded. Thankfully I wasn't affected by the radiation a decade after. I really wish I had more chance to talk with my classmates, because after the evacuation, It was like I got respawned as a new person, but without any friend from the past left. It's been a sad childhood, but I was able to grow out of it😊
How old were you when it happened? Sorry to hear I couldn’t imagine how hard it was
@@ktj5253 Hey, I was 14 back then. 1week from my elementary graduation. The earthquake started slow, but gradually changed to a bouncy movement, it was like rolling down a hill. But we take evacuation drills seriously in Japan, so 600+ students including me were already at the field within less than 3min.
Wow! I remember watching this here in Perth Australia, it was devastating to watch. Thankyou for sharing your personal story 🤘💜🤘🇦🇺🦘
@@bethdoublekickchick8007 Glad I was able to share it with somebody else! Some memories are just meant to stay only to be told in the future😊
I am sorry this happened to you. I have watched several documentaries on the disaster and what broke my heart with deep sadness was the elementary school children who lost their lives by not being led to higher ground when the water came rushing in. I always think of them when watching videos like this. I hope you are doing well in life.
As someone in Japan who lived through this and went to the Tohoku region a month after the disaster (slept in a van for 10 days travelled to affected areas, interviewed, documented, and volunteered for disaster relief), I can say that this was really hard to watch. I had to fast forward through the disaster footage. For those of us in Japan, this is still RECENT history. We are still dealing with this.
That must have been such a terrifying time, I can't even imagine what all of yuz went through and witnessed. I wish the best for you, your family and all the people who were caught up in this disaster. ❤🙏
You born in Japan?
@@maxine-charliemaxcaulfield thank you, that’s so kind of you. My family and I were safe far from the disaster, but there are many families still struggling, having been displaced from all those abandoned homes and waiting to be able to return. It’s heartbreaking to see all those precious belongings, like family photos and other personal treasures, trapped in time. Lots of pets were left behind too, I imagine that dog was loved and left behind. So sad that it probably tried to survive, waiting for its loved ones to come back.
@@red3here yeah
I rembr watching footage..alot of the stuff I saw in the first few days..YT didn't take down as ppl hadn't reported them yet. But I think the footage of ppl.dying/getting washed away got removed pretty quickly . In about a month half was gone. I'm glad Miki was found and had somewhere for her family to go to cause I see them watching her last announcements. That was a bitter pill to swallow
The Japanese people have endured some reallly really realllly tough times… it’s so sad man, it makes sense why they are such strong, family oriented people. God bless. I’d love to visit one day
This is their Karma.
Do u know how many ppl they hav killed during olden times. During war.
How brutally cruel they were.
@@ginarozario8945As pessoas de hoje não devem carregar os erros dos antepassados... não faz nenhum sentido isso, eles não tem culpa.
@@ginarozario8945 mate, where are you from? I’m sure if you had a proper look at what your country has done in the past you wouldn’t have the same opinion
Like when we dropped 2 Suns on their heads
@@KYR_ks am from Asia.
Just like what happen to Hiroshima.
Its all karma. They arent only cruel in culture they also have been cruel to other countries and other races.
I personally know stories of how Japanese soldier in the olden days slaughtering babies by throwing them up in the air and using a samurai to kill babies and ppl.
Karma it is. What the Ancestor did now the current generation pays for it.
Even with advance tech, they still hv nuclear issue and disasters.
22:06 "Now Dan was worried about beers" like is he meaning bears or boars because he says boars normally right after but that gave me a good little chuckle
I'm really looking forward to all the new videos you have for Fukushima. I love the way you share these stories that have been kind of forgotten about. Thank you for doing these, Josh! You're awesome!
Long time subscriber since you were at 5k subscribers!! Hitting your 1 mil made me happy for you!! And now you’ve grown so much ❤ keep on making awesome vids Josh !
Josh this is absolutely brilliant! You have done an amazing job filming this and I loved how you included the footage of the actual events in your intro. It just let's everyone get a feel of the horrifying things that these people who lived here had to witness.
I've actually just paused your video to make this comment, you've done such an awesome job putting this all together!! As always Josh, this video is truly fascinating to watch. Thank you ❤
This is very impressive to see how certains areas of Fukushima are today ! Very good Job for this video Josh !
Thank you!
Hey Josh, I remember I first found your channel in late 2013 and got introduced to urban decay. I'd already had a slight obsession with historical/abandoned places but I could actually see and experience them in a way because of your videos. After a while, I kinda got disinterested (due to studies, etc) and I found your channel again in 2016 or 2017 when you were posting your videos about Fukushima. Here I am now in 2023, and it feels oddly nostalgic somehow. I've never commented on any of your videos before lol but I somehow wanted to type this out. Really excited to see the rest of the series!
It's very sad what happened over there, but thanks to you Josh we get to see how those places look like! I hope that the people are able to move back to what they had to left behind! Keep up the good work.....with love from Belgium.
Incredible video Josh appreciate all the hard work you put in your videos great job 👏🏻👏🏻❤️
first 5 minutes in and this video just feels so educating! i’m so glad you made this video to not only educate myself but other people. these videos don’t also bring education and a good time.. but recognition of life outside of the united states. thank you!
Brilliant video Josh. Thanks for taking us with you on your journey. Absolutely love your channel. It blows me away to remember this disaster happening in 2011, and to now see what the place looks like, and how people just had to leave everything and go. Very informative, and if I could give you 1000 thumbs up I would!!!
This is so heartbreaking.
All those people having to leave their homes, the places where they had happy memories before all that madness devastated everything.
Fantastic video Josh ❤
Wow that intro was terrifying well done josh amazing video and it was SO INTERESTING #roadto5mill
This was such a great part 1 to the Docuseries... It is so interesting to see what they had and the beautiful landscaping. Thank you Josh, Dan, Steve & Dave!!!
Simply amazing video Josh, showing us some incredible things. I have said before your use of music in these really lifts these for me. Loving what you guys are bringing to us. So looking forward to the others to come. ❤
I really appreciate all the exploring creators b/c there are so many ppl that can't for so many reasons go to places like this and you help so many ppl experience something that they wouldn't otherwise. I know for me, physically im really sensitive to stuff, allergies, i get burnt and sun poison really bad, etc. plus I have a 2 yr. old any kind of traveling is extra with him, before him I had my dog, you can't travel without making expensive arrangements for your dog plus it had anxiety so i took her with me as much as possible. Plus I'm sooo clumsy its not a ghost im just spastic. But i really appreciate all of you for putting out this content and going where we cannot.
Thank you josh for these wonderful videos and. Great content keep up the wonderful work ! I wonder what's next so take your time and keep up the work
Amazing video brother!!! Dream location to go to
Excellent series Josh. Loved this video and you're right, it is really important to document 😍
I really like your content! I think it's amazing what you do👍🏻
We love you Josh! OG of TH-cam, we get excited with every new drop 💯
I had been in this area of Japan 2 weeks (to the day) before this happened. I'll never forget waking up to friends asking if I was okay, if my friends were okay. I woke up at home, on the other side of the Pacific. I had a friend stuck in her car for a day waiting for rescue. I had other friends hunting for survivors. I was so removed from it all back home in Canada, but still so connected to it as it happened. I hold a lot of sorrow for this event and I remember it every year.
Love your vid❤
Been a long time scriber for almost four years love the content can't wait to see more of the videos
AWESOME VIDEO GUYS! Loved the collab! Thank you for releasing this content!
Always love when josh does a good ole exploring video. Keep it up man we all appreciate what you do!
Was this the disaster that was turned into a netflix show ("The days"?) ? I'm two episodes into that show and I find it is such a good show (so far) for what had happened
Yes
do you know even its only netflix i would love to see it if it was also on hulu
Very good series on Netflix. Heartbreaking on all lives lost on the natural disaster. Causing it's damage and setting off the nuclear event. Japan people work ethics are limitless. God bless them all.
They’re probably using the radio activate dirt for the future 😆
@@brittneyanne3670 let's hope not
Josh I'm so pleased u went back again it's so good to see how it is now, and how year on year they have cleared up and moved on a bit thanks so much for sharing 👍 I've loved these videos and look forward to seeing the next one 👍 well done I luv how u always make sure u add the history and show the then and now pictures brilliant video brilliant editting loved it well done 👍❤
Hi Josh, I remember your visit here with Cody, and other visits afterwards. I think it's amazing what you are doing, thank you for going through all of the radiation meanings, you made it so much clearer. A very cool first episode, also an awesome explore. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
Never miss you videos but very seldom comment. This is an awesome undertaking. I remember like it was yesterday watching on tv the devastation that happened in Japan & the Fukushima disaster. It's a very sad memory.
One of your best for sure! Loved this so much ❤
So glad I rediscovered your youtube channel! 😊
Wow, enjoyed the deep dive into the Fukushima disasters. We hear about it on the news; but as time passes, it’s easy to forget where or when it happened. These were real people suffering a bunch of horrible disasters and we have a shared humanity with them. The nuclear fallout seems the worst IMO, for the time it takes to clear out. Sad to see so many families’ lives interrupted.
So, KUDOS-Josh, Dan, Steve & David(?) well done! Looking forward to the rest of the series.👍
Can’t wait to watch this! Am I going to cry? Definitely.
What an excellent documentary this was on the Forbidden Ghost Town of Fukushima. I was amazed at how everything was left as was - the narration was really well told Joshua. Looking forward to see what is offered to us next from Fukushima and Japan. Thanks for this Josh.
Josh this is 🔥🔥🔥 Wow! Thank you so much for your hard work. I appreciate every video. 💖💖💖
sweet been waiting on this one
Omg I love your hair in the 2017 footage!
Another great video Josh. All the info about the amounts and cancer brings my mind and heart to colby. Idk how or why what has happened has happened I just keep praying he can and will prosper past it all. Keep posting amazing vids Josh. It keeps all of our heads up and makes our days better. We love you!♡ always keep yourself safe for all who care for you ♡
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That’s actually very nice video good editing
Always love your posts Josh! What's spooky is l'm actually watching Netflix 'The Days' that's about this area you are exploring! I love that you are sharing so in depth the true horrors, and how it effected the country, the people 😢and how it's still effecting people's lives, nature, health. Thank you this shows much more and the true meaning and effect of this devastation, so much more than the Netflix series. Please always stay safe in these situations! Also Josh.... Always great filming, and giving history! X
Love your Janan videos! This is next level!
what i appreciate is the background stories on the places you explore and the info and history. i have learned so much. i look forward to every new video. thank you
You did a good job explaining the microsieverts, millisieverts & sieverts. Now I have a better understanding of it all. Thanks for taking the time to explain that!
I’m excited for this Josh! You always bring us great investigations ❤ thank you so much for going across the world and showing us things that we cannot go see ourselves! Much love from Ohio ❤
excited is a strange word to use :/
@@Neilukuk how is it a strange word to use? I think it’s exiting to see new places that I haven’t seen before and learn more history and interesting things that not many people may know. Obviously I’m not saying it’s exciting that any type of tragedy has happened. However, to be able to see all of the progress that this whole place has done vs how it was even just 4 years ago is tremendous.
Hi
love the video, thank you for bringing this back up, i feel to many people forgotten about this tragedy, i would invest into a face mask like what your friend has when doing these things
Wow this is amazing! Josh im coming to explore with you!!
22:10 sounds like he’s saying he’s worried there could be beers 🍻 here 😂
I started watching you when you were with Cody all the time. You were the one that changed my attitude about TH-cam. You were my first subscription. Still here with you!
woo! thank you
I got so emotional at the start of this video,to see all that’s still standing and all the people’s belongings hits the heart. This series of videos are awesome so far 😊
its crazy for sure
Thank you josh for japan series! ❤
Thank you Josh was a very interesting video. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I know you guys put a lot of hard work into it but just even seen inside some of these places with absolutely fascinating. Thank you so much.
Another amazing video josh stay safe guys 🥰🥰
Loved it! Great job, very informative video. Fascinating story line and pictures. You did a wonderful job with everything about this topic.
Always a calming experience watching your videos. Thank you so much for documenting this! 🖤💜
Finally! Looking forward to this!
Josh my dude just another awesome 👌 video as expected dude love your work
Incredible content josh, soo grateful for you bro!!!
Hi there Josh! Watching from Vancouver Island Canada. This first video had a lot of information on the amount of radiation in different areas you explored. I cant wait to watch the other videos to come.
What a terror for the people of Fukushima, brings tears to my eyes everytime I see something about it, how terrified they must have been, so helpless.. Thank you Josh for posting this most awesome video series / documentary....
Wow Josh u came a long way…your editing and filming is incredible I enjoy it way more than any other show on tv. Stay safe and can’t wait for more content
I appreciate that!
Amazing videos josh always take care in every video that you take keep it up, always watching your videos from philippines💪
What a great adventure! Loving this series!
This was an amazing explore. Just subbed to see the rest.
Nice episode. Can't wait for the next one to drop.
I need to hear Josh say beers 🐻 just one more time! ❤ this is seriously epic. Looking forward to the entire series!
awesome video
that was an amazing video to see all of that stuff.
Keep these videos going man they’re so entertaining 🔥
Man this is the best content! you're awesome by making content about Fukushima. Keep up the good work!👍
at 11:04 “this dirt has all been dugged up” JOSH…the dirt has been DUG out/up 😂😂 i fucking can’t deal
That part!!!!
Thank you for the tour< history and Radiation explanation! It is weird that it's been abandoned for 12 years but looks like they left yesterday!!🤯👍
So thankful you decided to put so much effort into this!! Amazing work!!!! ❤
Thank you so much!!
19:50 that was pretty funny, we’re gonna see what we’re gonna see but who knows what we’re gonna see 😂
Watching this with tears in my eyes, thank you, you're amazing ❤
hi @heli k
@@thatinternetguy35 hey
Ay Josh!
Buddy you're absolutely right! What you and the guys are showing us is what's left after such a major tragedy! I've watched a few other documentaries after this happened to the poor folks in Japan! Actually even remember when it happened! And how the world was talking about possible radiation clouds from the nuclear meltdown making it to the states!!
But, anyway you guys are giving us what I call the
" Behind the Scene" documentary!! Like you said, the stuff we really won't see!
Great job! And Thank you! Stay Safe!
Peace 🕊️
That picture was an endoscopy pic. This was a great video!!
i love your ghost videos but these exploring videos are amazing and your always respectful can wait for the rest stay safe!
thank you ! i love filming both
What an amazing video. Sad for sure but I was glued to seeing every image
I like your hair in this video. Thanks for another great explore. Stay blessed
I feel like this happened just yesterday.. Super excited to watch this!!
This is so interesting. I haven't watched one of your videos in yearrrsss lol and just like when I used to watch them you never dissapoint
Woo welcome back
Can’t wait to watch this video gonna be fire 🔥
I love seeing You and Cody Together ❤️.
No matter if a shrine is broken or not, it is a good idea to give your respects. Just be careful!:)
It is genuinely fascinating to see how everything was left. This is one of my favorite videos you have made.
Awesome video thanks
VERY Interesting! Learning a lot. Thanks for posting this :) !
Glad it was helpful!
Just Thank you Josh, My heart and thoughts still go out Japan 💛 Great Work with this video 🙂
Another amazing video you always go to the most epic places thanks for the upload keep up the good work be safe out there much love and respect to you
Wow Josh this video is awesome! So nice seeing you back in Japan!
Also - you’ve definitely come along way with those spiders !! Old Josh would of ran away after seeing a spider on his leg 🤣🤣
gettin a bit better now lol
Josh. Dan. Steve. Dave.
You got this lads:)
From Craig. GB.
Appreciate the explores. Something about it. Makes for great movies!
Literally have been so excited to see this, even though the circumstances are terrible, it’s nice to be educated in a different way
I remember you went here once before a really long time ago. Are you going to be coming back here again for a full length movie/ 5 part series?
Edit: you eventually answered my question in the video. Thanks for this video. It is great to document and see what had happened. Also to see how far we've come and how things have changed to become better and more safe so thanks.
Can NOT wait for this!!!!
Sooooo excited for this video!!! I just watched the Netflix series on this, The Days. Very heartbreaking. 😢❤. Gives such a real perspective on this, much like your video.
Josh you are amazing thank you for always giving use amazing video wish many more success ❤