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How is life getting back to normal in Fukushima 10 years after the disaster?
In partnership with The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
The Kato family are farmers in Fukushima, they are one of the groups that suffered the most after the disaster 10 years ago because consumer confidence had collapsed. But now they say they don't see much apprehension over their produce and they're happy to be back home.
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Experts say Fukushima "is a completely different story" to Chernobyl
In partnership with The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
Authorities behind the scenes of the Fukushima nuclear plant clean-up show where they're at with decommissioning and decontaminating. Experts say it's nothing like Chernobyl.
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10 years of decontamination - How the Japanese are handling Fukushima
In partnership with The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
10 years ago, the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, one of the largest in the world, was partially destroyed by a tsunami. Many inhabitants fled and a race against the clock to decommission and decontaminate began. But what's it like today?
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Japan's human-centred smart cities enhancing well-being
In partnership with The Government of Japan
Japan is rapidly understanding the opportunities that smart cities can provide to help an aging population and to enhance general well-being. We take a look at two Japanese smart towns and their different solution-oriented smart projects.
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Sustainable cities for a sustainable Japan
In partnership with The Government of Japan
Euronews' Sci-Tech takes a look at two Japanese cities using digital tools and big data to become more sustainable and to respect the environment. The goal is to offer their residents better long-term living conditions.