This official 8-page document, published by the Reconstruction Agency in May 2023, highlights the latest achievements in Fukushima's reconstruction efforts. It is available in English, Simplified Chinese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese, targeting international audiences, particularly in neighboring countries. The document emphasizes the normalization of life in Fukushima following the 3.11 disaster, focusing on key areas such as air dose rates, food safety, environmental impact, and ALPS-treated water, with comparisons to global benchmarks. It also features a QR code linking to the Fukushima Updates media campaign, showcasing recent developments and daily life in Fukushima today. It is interesting to note that the Chinese and Korean translations of the title of this document carry different connotations compared to the English version.
This official 8-page document, published by the Reconstruction Agency in May 2023, highlights the latest achievements in Fukushima's reconstruction efforts. It is available in English, Simplified Chinese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese, targeting international audiences, particularly in neighboring countries. The document emphasizes the normalization of life in Fukushima following the 3.11 disaster, focusing on key areas such as air dose rates, food safety, environmental impact, and ALPS-treated water, with comparisons to global benchmarks. It also features a QR code linking to the Fukushima Updates media campaign, showcasing recent developments and daily life in Fukushima today. It is interesting to note that the Chinese and Korean translations of the title of this document carry different connotations compared to the English version.