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to japan now, where prime minister fumio kishida has pledged to restart more nuclear power plants to provide energy as the country struggles with its hottest summer on record. but 11 years on from the fukushima disaster, nuclear plants remain deeply unpopular among the japanese public. our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield hayes has gained rare access to the fukushima plant and sent this report. this is raw fish, just from the sea off here in fukushima, caught this morning. would you dare to eat this? well, according to ono san here, who caught it, he says there is nothing for me to be worried about. nothing to worry about, it s safe. well, it certainly tastes good! bell rings for years
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the site is now dominated by giant water tanks filled with radioactive water. from up here, you really get a sense of the scale of the problem. behind me are more than a thousand giant water tanks, and at last count, they contained nearly 1.3 million tons of contaminated water. the plan now is to treat the water and pump it into the ocean. for fishermen like ono san, that would be a second disaster. translation: now, fish from fukushima is popular again. i people know we check every fish for radiation, so they feel safe. but now, the government wants to release this contaminated water into the sea. we do not trust them and we do not feel safe. the government says the water will be made safe before it is released, and this is where it will be done.
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to the fukushima plant and sent this report. this is raw fish, just from the sea off here in fukushima, caught this morning. would you dare to eat this? well, according to ono san here, who caught it, he says there is nothing for me to be worried about. nothing to worry about, it s safe. well, it certainly tastes good! bell rings for years after the nuclear disaster, no one wanted to buy fish from fukushima, the fear of radioactive contamination was so strong. finally, that is starting to change, but now there is a new threat. this is the fukushima nuclear plant today. the site is now dominated by giant water tanks filled with radioactive water.
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