News caster Otsuka was hospitalized for acute lymphatic leukemia in 11. 2011. He was having Fukushima vegetables for the campaign of “Support by eating” so it was suspected to have something to do with radiation. (cf, Acute lymphatic leukemia news caster Otsuka resigned [URL]) He went out of the hospital in 10. 2012 and planned [...]
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News caster Otsuka to be hospitalized again for recurring acute lymphatic leukemia
Posted by Mochizuki on March 16th, 2013
Posted in Daily News, Unusual phenomenon 
Tags: 311, acute, fukushima, japan, leukemia, news caster, nuclear, otsuka, radiation, tepco 
1 Comment »[Column] Invisible fire
Posted by Mochizuki on February 21st, 2013
In the orange sunshine of mid March, I was riding the bicycle to the near game shop. I just finished my term-end examination. I didn’t sleep for almost 2 weeks, but I was 14 years old, still young. TV game was still out god. Internet still didn’t take over the world. Game wasn’t cheap [...]
Posted in Daily News, Media blackout Tags: 311, acute cardiac insufficiency, column, death, fukushima, iino kenji, japan, leukemia, nuclear, radiation, tepco 1 Comment »Strontium-90 detected in the lake of Kashiwa city Chiba “3 times much as 2011″
Posted by Mochizuki on February 7th, 2013
According to ministry of the environment, 4.4 Bq/Kg of Strontium-90 was measured from Teganuma lake of Kashiwa city Chiba. Strontium-90 is known to cause leukemia. The sampling date was 9/11/2012. Last time when they analyze the sample from the same location on 11/1/2011, it was 1.4 Bq/Kg. It increased by 314%. Not to mention, higher [...]
Posted in Daily News, Scientific report Tags: 311, chiba, fukushima, japan, Kashiwa, leukemia, MOE, nuclear, radiation, Strontium-90, tepco Comments Off[Column] To be a little bit more useful to the world
Posted by Mochizuki on January 27th, 2013
↑ Now the bus stop is their house. Maybe they are brothers. Sometimes people feed them. Lucky ones. ↑ The most expensive morning alarm that is called iPhone but it has no signal in this country. One more thing, iCrane. The waiters and waitress got the most random presents 10 mins later. [...]
Posted in Daily News, Media blackout Tags: 311, advertisement, column, fukushima, japan, leukemia, nuclear, radiation, tepco 7 Comments »[Column] The one thing I can do.
Posted by Mochizuki on January 13th, 2013
The dog wasn’t there. I looked for him but couldn’t find anywhere. He just disappeared. When I saw him, he was always laying huddled beside the building. His body was the only warm thing for him. In this economic situation, probably everyone thought “it might be me tomorrow” as they passed beside him. I was [...]
Posted in Daily News, Media blackout Tags: 311, column, dog, fukushima, hamaoka, japan, leukemia, nuclear, radiation, tepco, worker 8 Comments »Police working without protective clothing in hazard area
Posted by Mochizuki on January 12th, 2013
On 1/11/2013, Fukushima Diary reported “Defense counsel of Fukushima group evacuation lawsuit, “3 police officers died of acute leukemia in 40~50km area” [Link] ”. The video records police officers working without proper equipment in hazard area. Iori Mochizuki _____ Français : Des agents de police travaillant dans la zone à risque sans équipement adapté Le [...]
Posted in Daily News, Media blackout Tags: 311, fukushima, hazard area, japan, leukemia, nuclear, police, radiation, tepco Comments Off[Express] The result of health checkup showed explosive spiking up of white cell count and 2 polyps
Posted by Mochizuki on November 28th, 2012
Introducing important tweets as [Express] for simultaneous updates. 健康診断の結果返ってきた。爆発的に白血球が増えてて、ひいた。 — うちゃかさん (@sayakaiurani) 11月 28, 2012 <Translate> (Tokyo citizen) The result of my health checkup was returned. I was shocked to see my white cell count spiked up almost explosively. <End> あと、バリウム検査。胃にポリープ2箇所あり。はー。こんなんはじめてよ。要検査。仕方ないね。日本に住んでるんだもん — うちゃかさん (@sayakaiurani) 11月 28, 2012 <Translate> and the result of barium test [...]
Posted in Daily News, Media blackout Tags: fukushima, health checkup, japan, leukemia, nuclear, radiation, tepco, white cell 2 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 »[Express] “My son’s friend in Tokyo got acute lymphoblastic leukemia”
Posted by Mochizuki on November 5th, 2012
Introducing important tweets as [Express] for simultaneous updates. 息子の友達が一週間前から入院して、昨日病名がわかった。急性リンパ球性白血病だった。まだ２歳9ヶ月なのに！なんであんなよい子に神は病気を与えるのかな…。 — giraffeさん (@giraffe84) 11月 4, 2012 <Translate> (Tokyo) My son’s friend has been hospitalized since one week ago, and we found the name of disease yesterday. It was acute lymphoblastic leukemia. He’s only 2 years and 9 months old ! Why does such a good boy have [...]
Posted in Daily News, Media blackout Tags: child, children, fukushima, hospital, japan, leukemia, nuclear, radiation, tepco, tokyo 3 Comments »“Support by eating” announcer showed up on TV with massive blood blister on lip, “oral herpes?”
Posted by Mochizuki on October 21st, 2012
Ms. Shono, a female announcer of Fuji-TV showed up on TV with her blood blister on her lip, which can’t be concealed. It looks like an oral herpes. She was doing the campaign of “Support by eating” with another news caster Otsuka, who was hospitalized for acute lymphatic leukemia last November. (cf. JP Gov officially admitted [...]
Posted in Daily News, Unusual phenomenon Tags: announcer, fukushima, japan, leukemia, news, nuclear, oral herpes, radiation, shono, tepco, TV 11 Comments »
