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Evacuation

After the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant disaster, more than 160,000 people were forced to leave their home, and more than 30,000 people are still living in evacuation(as of December 2021). There are many evacuees who are not included in this figure. The government and Fukushima Prefecture have been promoting policies to encourage people to return to their homes. The evacuation order have been lifted one after another, and support for the evacuees have been cut.

2024.03.112024.03.11

Statement: 13 years since 3.11 – What have we learned from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident?

2023.11.012023.11.01

Donation appeal for the Fukushima PokaPoka Project

2023.03.102023.03.10

[STATEMENT] Twelve years after 3.11: Facing the reality of the Fukushima nuclear disaster and moving toward a nuclear-free world

2023.02.012023.03.09

International Symposium: 3.11, 12 years on – Learn about Fukushima and the world today, create a nuclear free tomorrow

2022.02.092022.02.09

International Symposium: 311, 11 years on – Learn about Fukushima and the world today, create a nuclear free tomorrow (March 6, 2022)

2020.12.112021.09.27

Video Testimonies from Fukushima in 7 Languages:Ms Oga Ayako, who evacuated from Okuma Town in Fukushima Prefecture to Niigata Prefecture

2010.01.012010.01.01

Purpose of the Nuclear and Energy Program

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