1.17μSv/h was measured in front of the train station “Kashiwa no ha campus” in Chiba.
It was 0.79 on the bush.
Just for reader’s information, at the check point of off-limits area, where is 30km area from Chernobyl, it is 0.4μSv/h.
Iori Mochizuki
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Iori-san,
The video on “Moriya” in Ibaragi Prefecture, in front of the train station (with the baby talking sweetly in the background) in which a person is shown taking a dosimeter measurement in a nice residential neighborhood indicates a shocking reading of 6.6+ microsiev/hr.
Did you see that one? It is many times higher than Kashiwa, which is bad enough.
Nancy
Iori-san,
Sorry! Here is the youtube video link for the Moriya video (6.6 microsiev) I mentioned. It may be hard for you to find–it pops up in the window *under* the Kashiwa one, when that video finishes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=_8wUGltxikQ
Take care, wherever you may be.
Nancy
Gosh.. thank you for sharing !
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