Inside Fukushima's Ghost Towns: Frozen in Time

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In 2011, a 9.0 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Japan triggered a tsunami that caused damage to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, resulting in a radioactive leak.
The nuclear disaster forced people to evacuate their homes, leaving behind empty towns devoid of inhabitants. These desolate towns are referred to as "Ghost Towns" by the Japanese.
More than 10 years later, Japan has lifted evacuation orders in some towns, and some residents have chosen to return.
This episode has been filmed in 2016
*This documentary is for educational purposes only.*
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The way he was describing Fukushima in the beginning of the video was very eerie. The little kid with the tomatoes was so cute, excellent narration as always. 👌

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I love the narrator's voice.

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I follow you from the Arab countries we want more wonderful videos that learn about cultures and customs of peoples

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[@ug1302]

What's the thai channel called?

[@eigenvalue5775]

Do a video on another tsunami-devastated town called Oarai. It has made a comeback thanks in no small part to Garupan.

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I love and hate this channel. It's eerie but fun. I can't stop clicking on the algorithm and I can't bring myself to "don't recommend channel." Ugh, well done, Robloak.

[@nikmpup]

Damn

[@ForbiddTV]

The saddest part is scientists have determined there wasn't enough radiation released to justify any exclusion zones in Fukushima.

[@WhatSmellsLikeToast]

Reminds me of a certain respiratory disease from a few years ago

[@fluxstudios1665]

Showing a petrochem facility burning while describing the events at the nuclear power plant 0:53 is very misleading. While the nuclear units at Fukushima did experience explosions due to hydrogen buildup a few days later, they were not burning in the open like the video suggests.

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Why is your voice so weird? Are you a robot

[@FATPINETREEICONGIRL]

This is the OPPOSITE way to get rid of radiation--leave Nature to do it's job!🌱

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I have friends that moved back to Fukushima, Government said it was safe.

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Awful narration with Robotic voice. Stopped watching after 3 minutes and Unsubscribed

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Why did you subscribe in the first place? The voice has sounded the same every video I've watched. Are you some kinda moron or something? Genuine question.