The Reconstruction Agency, established in February 2012 under the Cabinet, is the official body leading Japan's recovery efforts, particularly in Fukushima, following the Great East Japan Earthquake and its resulting triple disaster. Initially set to operate for 10 years, its mandate was extended until FY 2030 under updated Basic Guidelines for Reconstruction issued by the Cabinet in December 2019. The agency’s homepage features an official document available in English, Simplified Chinese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese, aimed at assuring the safety of Fukushima. The document provides detailed data on the government’s successful efforts to restore the region, with a particular focus on radiation safety. It includes accessible FAQs and cartoons to help deliver accurate information about Fukushima Prefecture.
The Reconstruction Agency, established in February 2012 under the Cabinet, is the official body leading Japan's recovery efforts, particularly in Fukushima, following the Great East Japan Earthquake and its resulting triple disaster. Initially set to operate for 10 years, its mandate was extended until FY 2030 under updated Basic Guidelines for Reconstruction issued by the Cabinet in December 2019. The agency’s homepage features an official document available in English, Simplified Chinese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese, aimed at assuring the safety of Fukushima. The document provides detailed data on the government’s successful efforts to restore the region, with a particular focus on radiation safety. It includes accessible FAQs and cartoons to help deliver accurate information about Fukushima Prefecture.