Now, there arise hot and sincere demonstrations against nuclear power in Japan following the nuclear disaster caused by the earthquake and Tsunami in Fukushima.
Many Japanese people are worrying about the still-spreading contamination by the radio-active particles leaking from the damaged nuclear power plants. We have to admit that the spread of nuclear contamination is rather enhanced by the very negative actions by the government with regard to foods and contaminated debris.
The Japanese government is very reluctant in the evacuation of inhabitants from the highly contaminated area in Fukushima. It is a shame that the Japanese government and the local prefectural government of Fukushima are now trying to make once-evacuated people to return to the highly contaminated zone again.
More than six months have passed since the nuclear disaster, but the law and police offices of Japan have had nothing to investigate the managers of the electric power company, Tokyo Denryoku, on account of the failure and responsibility for the serious damages to the welfare and wealth of our country.
Many Japanese people are now very angry at the government and the Tokyo Denryoku, and have deep concern especially over the health of children, babies, pregnant ladies, and younger people, since they are very sensitive to the radio-active hazard.
I hope you to share the view on the present situation surrounding Japanese people now.
The anti-nuclear power parade in Shibuya-Harajuku, Japan was held in 24 September.
That was a beautiful afternoon.
People came to know the demonstration by Twitter.
It is called the "Twitter Demo".
Recently such kind of Nonukes demonstrations are expanding mainly in city sides in Japan from Hokkaido (north Japan) to Kyushu island (south Japan).
There are still about 10 nuclear power plants in operation in Japan.
The next attack by a big earthquake may destroy some of them.
That can abolish every functions of Japan completely.
Please understand that the people demonstrating against the nuclear power in Japan are the genuine patriotic Japanese people.
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The small badge on the cap of the baby says "Datsu-Genpatu", which means "no nuclear power".
