Eating Sushi is becoming like Russian roulette.
Greenpeace measured 10.9 Bq/Kg of cesium from Sushi in Tokyo. The amount of strontium is not known.
On 9/7/2012, Greenpeace published their measurement result. They conducted a spot check of sushi at 10 shops of Tokyo, Kanagawa and Saitama. The targets were 5 major sushi chain stores. (7/20 ~ 8/16/2012) They took 4 samples from each sushi chain store.
They measured 4.1±0.5 Bq/Kg of Cs-134, 6.8±0.7 Bq/Kg of Cs-137 from one of the 20 samples purchased at “Kura zushi. The branch is in front of Shinagawa station of Tokyo. The ingredient was Japanese sardine.
They didn’t measure cesium from the rest of 19 samples, but the detectable amount was 5 Bq/Kg.
Related article..Contaminated fish from Miyagi was sold in west coast of Japan
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Greenpeace a détecté du césium dans des sushis vendus à côté de la gare de Shinagawa dans Tokyo
Manger des sushis devient une roulette russe.
Greenpeace a relevé 10,9 Bq/kg de césium dans des sushis de Tokyo. Les quantités de strontium sont inconnues.
Le 7 septembre 2012, Greenpeace a publié les résultats de leurs mesures. Ils ont effectué un contrôle ciblé sur 10 magasins de suschis de Tokyo, Kanagawa et Saitama. Les cibles étaient 5 majors des chaines de magasins de vente de sushis. (20 juillet – 15 août 2012) Ils ont pris 4 échantillons dans chaque magasin de sushis de ces chaînes.
Ils ont relevé 4,1±0,5 Bq/kg de Cs-134 et 6,8±0,7 Bq/kg de Cs-137 dans un des échantillons achetés à “Kura zushi”. Le magasin de la branche est en face de la gare de Shinagawa de Tokyo. L’ingrédient était de la sardine japonaise.
Ils n’ont pas mesuré de césium dans le reste des 19 échantillons mais la quantité détectable était à 5 Bq/kg.
Article lié : Du poisson contaminé de Miyagi a été vendu sur la côte Ouest du Japon
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Remember in early April 2011 when the U.S. gov’t flew over Japan and gathered radiation readings, and took ground radiation readings?
Well, Enformable.com got a report with the results through a Freedom of Information Act request.
In the first week of April 2011, from 18-25 miles away from Daichi:
They found up to 100,000 Bq/kg of cesium-137 in the soil.
They found up to 1,400,000 Bq/kg of cesium-137 in leafy vegetation.
The food limits for Cesium in Japan are:
In Bq/kg =
Drinking water 10
Milk 50
General foodstuffs 100
Baby Foods 50
So you can see how the health effects of this could be disastrous.
Here is the document with other radiation results:
http://enformable.com/2012/09/april-9th-2011-summary-of-radiological-hazards-in-japan/
People may not know this (and I’ve been planing to write it up but haven’t had a chance) but there is a situation here, in Hawai’i, where Japanese fishermen are coming here, and buying up fish – lots of fish – off local fishermen. It’s becoming a problem, raising prices here. So just to be clear (we already know they’re buying a lot of ahi – young ahi – from Korean fishermen) much of the fish found in Japan sushi bars are NOT actually sourced from Japan waters.
Wasn’t aware of that, cgri. Thanks for the information.
The amount of things going on behind the scenes is ridiculous. Thanks to the mainstream media, I can go to bed feeling safe with the vital knowledge that a cat in a tree somewhere was saved, or that Justin Bieber is touring the country.
I think it’s especially sad how people always think “it’s less radiation than it could be” or “it’s the same radiation as something else” instead of “we could go elsewhere and not be receiving radiation at all”. Yet another example of why justification by comparison is stupid.