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2.29.2012 On Feburuary 5th, 2012, a preview showing and fundraiser of "Uncanny Terrain" was held in Chicago. "Uncanny Terrain" is an on-going documentary project by Ed Koziarski and Junko Kajino about organic famers in Fukushima after the tragic accident of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake. The venue of the event was indeed in the middle of dark storehouse streets, which we found out was the back of City Fleet Management Department, and my friends and I w
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artfoodandpolitics: My feedback on Uncanny Terrain Preview, or How I, and the Society, Should Act for Agriculture in Fukushima
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2.29.2012 On Feburuary 5th, 2012, a preview showing and fundraiser of "Uncanny Terrain" was held in Chicago. "Uncanny Terrain" is an on-going documentary project by Ed Koziarski and Junko Kajino about organic famers in Fukushima after the tragic accident of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake. The venue of the event was indeed in the middle of dark storehouse streets, which we found out was the back of City Fleet Management Department, and my friends and I
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