Unseen Japan·Mar 10·CULTURE

Reclaiming the Land: 15 Years Later, Fukushima’s Massive Cleanup Continues

Japan says it's dedicated to decontaminating the land spoiled by the Fukushima nuclear accident. But most residents still haven't returned.

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Reclaiming the Land: 15 Years Later, Fukushima’s Massive Cleanup Continues

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