Settlement report and apology for sudden shut-down

Fukushima Diary has been down for 24 ~ 48 hours in these few days. I hope everyone can see it now.(though if you can’t see it, you can’t read this message..)

That was something I didn’t expect at all for the lack of my knowledge about server & internet.

There was a technical issue and I missed the chance to put a notice in advance. I apologize for inconvenience.

Sites linked to this blog should have had problem. I will be extra careful not to repeat it anymore.

As a brain-storming, I heard Svalbard might be an option for some Japanese to evacuate. This may sound like a joke but I want to know how much of a joke it is. If you or your friends have ever been there, I would love to hear anything about their experience, such as the condition of internet, bank, etc..

I hear more and more people living around Tokyo have nosebleed or other symptoms. Some people may really need to stay out of the contaminated area.

The video below is what’s happening around my feet when I’m writing an article. Thank you for reading this.

 

<Settlement report 8/20 ~ 23>

Settlement report and apology for sudden shut-down

 

settlement report 8/20~23

 

 

  1. FUKUSHIMA DIARY FR – Bilan financier et excuses pour le brusque arrêt (du serveur)
    Par Mochizuki, le 24 août 2012.

    Le Fukushima Diary a été arrêté pendant 24 à 48 heures ces derniers jours. J’espère que tout le monde peut le voir à présent. (bien que … si vous ne pouvez y accéder, vous ne pouvez pas lire ce message …)

    C’était une chose à laquelle je ne m’attendais pas à cause de mon manque de connaissances sur les serveurs & internet.

    Il y a eu un problème technique et j’ai raté l’occasion de mettre un avis avant. Je vous présente mes excuses pour ce désagrément.

    Les sites liés à ce blog pourraient rencontrer des problèmes. Je vais faire extrêmement attention à ce que ça n’arrive plus.

    En brainstorming, j’ai entendu dire que Svalbard pourrait être une solution pour des japonais désirant évacuer. Ça peut ressembler à une plaisanterie mais je veux savoir jusqu’à quel point c’est une plaisanterie. Si vous, ou vos amis, y ont été un jours, je suis très intéressé par votre expérience, genre les conditions pour avoir internet, les banques, etc.

    J’entends de plus en plus de gens vivant autour de Tokyo se plaindre de saignements du nez et d’autres symptômes. Certaines personnes devraient vraiment rester hors de la zone contaminée.

    La vidéo ci-dessous montre ce qui se passe autour de mes pieds pendant que j’écris un article. Merci d’avoir lu ceci.

    (Rapport financier des 20-23 août)

    Dons. : 133,00 $
    Frais. : 15,50 $
    Reste : 117,50 $

    Objectif : 2 000,00$
    Total … : 916,50$
    Trouver : 1 083,50$

    Acquis.. = 45,8 %
    Manque = 54,2 %

  2. cool, after the second day I thought for sure they had shut the site down
    Trust me hard to find any info without sites like yours, thanks.
    And the best part, I think your having an impact on the people.

    Just seen an article on enenews,
    Teacher: “I’m lying to a room full of students” — Fukushima City should be evacuated
    http://enenews.com/teacher-im-lying-to-a-room-full-of-students-fukushima-city-should-be-evacuated

    People for the most part will do the right thing,
    but only if they know the truth.

    thank you

  3. Come to Florida! I heard about nose bleed problems before, but I didn’t know it was happening even on people in Tokyo too. How common is it? My friend is in Tokyo who just had a baby. I worry about her.

  4. First and foremost I want to personally thank you Iori Mochizuki for having the courage to do what you have been doing; your bravery in the face of this situation and your government is admirable. I am sure your ancestors smile on you and the people of the world owe you thanks for keeping on top of these things.

    Iori, I check your site multiple times a day and have been very concerned for the people of Japan since this event took place. It is hard to accept that almost two years into this we are no closer to containment than we were on day 2 and the lack of an international response to resolve this quickly is telling. I have said from the beginning that we could all be witnessing the end of the Japanese civilization as we have known it and contemplation of the impact this event will have on the world is unnerving.

    Regarding your choice of destinations in the extreme northern territories of Norway; that’s a very cold selection. http://svalbard.nordicvisitor.com/travel-guide/climate-and-daylight/ Since it is also in the polar region it also experiences polar day/night, not bad if you like star gazing.

    Thank you again for all you are doing,

    1. That’s too much compliment for me. Thank you very much.
      Yes, I think the weather is not confortable as anywhere else in the world. I also want to know the prices. I heard groceries are kinda expensive because they have to import everything. Does anyone know anything ??

  5. I don’t see how a place, where in winter your cellphone or digital camera freezes over, could be suitable for Japanese 😛 Wouldn’t it be better to settle somwhere where your lifestyle doesn’t need to be changed? Australia for example. Or Palau, where apparently live a lot of people with Japanese ancestry.

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I am the writer of this website. About page remains in 2014. This is because my memory about 311 was clearer than now, 2023, and I think it can have a historical value. Now I'm living in Romania with 3 cats as an independent data scientist.
Actually, nothing has progressed in the plant since 2011. We still don't even know what is going on inside. They must keep cooling the crippled reactors by water, but additionally groundwater keeps flowing into the reactor buildings from the broken parts. This is why highly contaminated water is always produced more than it can circulate. Tepco is planning to officially discharge this water to the Pacific but Tritium is still remaining in it. They dilute this with seawater so that it is legally safe, but scientifically the same amount of radioactive tritium is contained. They say it is safe to discharge, but none of them have drunk it.

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