Now I’m trying to make Fukushima Diary a public diary. I still have to manage some legal problems with my lawyer, who does never speak Engrish. It’s taking time but should be all settled by mid April. At this moment, Fukushima Diary is ready to accept guest posts. I would like to accept a post [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Chernobyl’
[Column] I don’t love the land. I just love the people.
Posted by Mochizuki on March 29th, 2013
Posted in Daily News, Media blackout 
Tags: 311, Chernobyl, column, fukushima, japan, nuclear, radiation, romania, tepco 
5 Comments »Digestive and skin disease jumped up to 60 times in Ukraine, “Is it the same in Japan ?”
Posted by Mochizuki on March 17th, 2013
Fukushima Diary has been reporting unusual increase of digestive, circulatory and skin disease in Japan. (cf, [Column] Looking into the outbreak of norovirus. Is it mutation ? or .. [URL 1]) (cf, Rubella case explosively spiking up “acceleratingly increasing since April 2011″ [URL 2]) According to Medical consequences of the Chernobyl accident in Ukraine, those [...]
Acute exposure and low dose exposure may both cause intelligent deterioration
Posted by Mochizuki on March 17th, 2013
Konstantin Loganovsky from National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine et al published the reports about radiation effect on intelligence based on the study about Chernobyl accident. (9/5/2012) According to their reports, acute exposure and low dose exposure may both cause brain damage. ” Objective: Cognitive impairment in the remote period of Acute Radiation Sickness (ARS) [...]
Posted in Daily News, Scientific report Tags: 311, brain, Chernobyl, fukushima, intelligence, japan, nuclear, radiation, tepco 4 Comments »Fukushima youth, “I will have children in Fukushima to contribute toward Fukushima.”
Posted by Mochizuki on February 24th, 2013
On 9/30/2012, Fukushima Diary reported “Fukushima city is going to send inspectors to Gomel in Belarus to learn their policy of health management”. [URL] On 2/23/2013, the inspectors held a briefing session in Fukushima city and 500 people attended. One of the inspectors, Kato (20) commented, ” (I was inspired by a local student [...]
Posted in Daily News, Nuclear lobbying Tags: 311, belarus, Chernobyl, fukushima, japan, nuclear, radiation, tepco 3 Comments »[Ghost of Chernobyl ?] 1.5 Bq/Kg of Cs-137 from maple syrup in Canada
Posted by Mochizuki on January 26th, 2013
According to an online food shop Alter, 1.5 Bq/Kg of Cs-137 was measured from two samples of maple syrup in Canada. 1. Cs-137 : 1.5 Bq/Kg Production : 2011 2. Cs-137 : 1.46 Bq/Kg Production : 2011 Cs-134 was lower than detectable amount. This online shop assumes it may be from Chernobyl or / and [...]
Posted in Daily News, Scientific report Tags: 311, alter, Canada, Chernobyl, fukushima, japan, maple syrup, nuclear, radiation, tepco 7 Comments »Idogawa Ex-Futabamachi mayor “I resigned because I can’t accept 20mSv/y standard. can’t take responsibility for future”
Posted by Mochizuki on January 25th, 2013
On 1/23/2013, Idogawa, Ex-Futabamachi mayor resigned. In the interview with OurPlanet-TV, he explained that he resigned because he couldn’t accept the 20mSv/y standard of the government. He stated, now Japanese government defines residents should go back if the integral dose is under 20mSv/y for the social and economical demand. However, it used to be 1mSv/y [...]
Posted in Daily News, Nuclear lobbying Tags: 20mSv, 311, Chernobyl, evacuation area, fukushima, Futabamachi, idogawa, interim storage facility, japan, nuclear, radiation, tepco 2 Comments »[Black substance] Nuclear expert, “Melanized fungal cells manifested increased growth with radiation exposure”
Posted by Mochizuki on January 13th, 2013
Cyanobacteria is observed mass generated from Fukushima to Tokyo to concentrate extremely high level of radiation, which is called black substance. (cf, 43 million Bq/Kg of cesium measured from black substance [Link]) In 2007, nuclear experts from Albert Einstein College of Medicine wrote the report about fungi growing in Chernobyl. It suggests the possible relationship between [...]
Posted in Daily News, Scientific report Tags: 311, black substance, Chernobyl, cyanobacteria, fukushima, japan, melanin, nuclear, radiation, tepco 4 Comments »[Analysis] Where Japan goes in 2013 -Part1 “Similarity of Japan after 311 and the Soviet Union before Dissolution”
Posted by Mochizuki on January 9th, 2013
The highest priority of JP Gov is to remain as a “country” What I remember after 311 is that not few people, I was one of them, expected Edano, former Chief cabinet secretary to be our hero. His tone of voice, speed of talking, poker face, everything looked dependable, in the first few press conference. [...]
Posted in Daily News, Global consequences Tags: 311, Chernobyl, Consumer Affairs Agency, dissolution, edano, fukushima, house of representatives, JAEA, japan, kan, nuclear, prime minister, radiation, soviet, support by eating, tepco 3 Comments »[Column] Invite local residents around Chernobyl to Japan
Posted by Mochizuki on December 3rd, 2012
Finally my feet are getting better and I can have a walk easily, if it didn’t snow this heavily. It’s -12℃. Local people walk faster than me in high heels. can’t read the languages here. Only half of of the people speak English. but I’m guaranteed to be able to stay here for what I [...]
Posted in Daily News, Media blackout Tags: belarus, Chernobyl, column, deform, fukushima, japan, mutate, nuclear, radiation, tepco, ukraine 5 Comments »[Uni of California etc] Low doses from Chernobyl cleanup work was associated with a significant increase in leukemia
Posted by Mochizuki on November 10th, 2012
University of California and other educational institutions published the report to prove low level of exposure causes leukemia. The details are like below. Title Radiation and the Risk of Chronic Lymphocytic and Other Leukemias among Chornobyl Cleanup Workers URL http://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/2012/11/1204996/ Researchers Lydia B. Zablotska,1 Dimitry Bazyka,2 Jay H. Lubin,3 Nataliya Gudzenko,2 Mark P. Little,3 [...]
Posted in Daily News, Scientific report Tags: Chernobyl, fukushima, japan, leukemia, low dose, nuclear, radiation, tepco, US 4 Comments »
