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03-03-2016, 06:27 AM
Japan?s nuclear refugees face bleak return five years after Fukushima
NARAHA (Reuters) - Tokuo Hayakawa carries a dosimeter around with him at his 600-year-old temple in Naraha, the first town in the Fukushima "exclusion zone" to fully reopen since Japan's March 2011 catastrophe. Badges declaring "** to nuclear power" adorn his black Buddhist robe.
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NARAHA (Reuters) - Tokuo Hayakawa carries a dosimeter around with him at his 600-year-old temple in Naraha, the first town in the Fukushima "exclusion zone" to fully reopen since Japan's March 2011 catastrophe. Badges declaring "** to nuclear power" adorn his black Buddhist robe.
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