Showing posts with label tokyo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tokyo. Show all posts

Sunday, 16 September 2012

Japan 'forgot' to plan for Mt Fuji disaster


It seems with everything that has been happening in Japan, what with the Fukushima nuclear disaster, earthquakes and floods, nobody made any special disaster plans for Mt Fuji and a possible eruption.
Since the 9.0-magnitude earthquake in March 2011, there have been some 12,000 tremors in the Mt Fuji area, increasing the pressure to the mountain's magma chamber... read more.

Sunday, 29 July 2012

10's of thousands march in anti-nuclear protest in Tokyo, Japan


Tokyo saw yet another huge protest on Sunday, as thousands rallied in the streets against the nuclear restart in the country.
Digital Journal reported on the huge protest earlier this month, which saw 170,000 people take to the streets.
Reactors 3 and 4 at the Oi Nuclear Power Plant have recently been restarted, despite Japan's earlier decision to go nuclear-free... read more and watch video.

Monday, 16 July 2012

170,000 in streets: Japan's largest protest against nuclear power


In sweltering summer heat, around 170,000 protesters hit the streets of Tokyo, protesting against the nuclear restart, as another reactor prepares to go online.
Digital Journal reported in June on the huge protest in Tokyo against the restart of one of the nuclear plants. On July 2, one reactor at the Oi nuclear plant was restarted, despite the mass protests.
A second reactor at the Oi nuclear plant is now set to go online later this week.
With this in mind, between 170,000 and 200,000 protesters thronged the streets of Tokyo today in protest, making this one of the largest protests in Japan's history... read more.

Saturday, 30 June 2012

200,000 protest in Tokyo against nuclear restart


Shareholders of Japan's electricity companies voted on Wednesday to reboot nuclear power in Japan. 200,000 people hit the streets yesterday to protest this.
The people of Japan are outraged over the continued push for nuclear reactor restarts in Japan. They protested at the door of the residence of Japanese Prime Minister, Yoshihiko Noda, yesterday.
In the brief video clip, protesters are chanting, "No to the restarts!" ... read more.