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Fukushima (福島県). The Last Day

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Fukushima (福島県). The Last DayDecember 26, 2011. Around 12 a.m. we come back from Iitate to Minamisoma and go to the local city hall, to meet with the Minamisoma decontamination project director Tokio Hayama.

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Iitate (飯舘村). Fukushima Prefecture. Day Five

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Iitate (飯舘村). Fukushima Prefecture. Day FiveDecember 26, at 7:00 we leave our hotel in Minamisoma and go to the mountain village of Iitate.

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Minamisoma fights (南相馬市). Fukushima Prefecture. Day Four

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Minamisoma fights (南相馬市). Fukushima Prefecture. Day FourAfter the trip along the border of the evacuation zone together with Safecast volunteers we return to the city. We take up residence in the hotel Ohgiya (ホテル扇屋). The tiny size of rooms and plenty of aluminium and plastic in the decoration evoke the idea of a train compartment. On a small table in the room are bottles with iodine medicine.

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Zone Edge. Minamisoma (南相馬市). Fukushima Prefecture. Day Four

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Zone Edge. Minamisoma (南相馬市). Fukushima Prefecture. Day FourIt is not more than 80 km from the city of Iwaki to the city of Minamisoma, but that’s if you go straight by the coast through the 20-kilometre evacuation zone of Fukushima-Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant... We have no permit to enter the Fukushima’s “twenty”, so we will have to make a detour of about 180 km. December 25, 2011, at 5 a.m. we leave Iwaki and go to Minamisoma.

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