Japan strikes me as one of the world's safest
places to visit. That statement may surprise, coming fairly soon after
the fiercest earthquake in the country's recorded history, a massive
tsunami and the planet's biggest nuclear crisis since the 1986
Chernobyl disaster.
Constant aftershocks and the spectre of radioactive material spewing across the globe from Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant kept the world on edge for weeks, but workers eventually got the cooling systems back online. In the meantime, revolution, riots and the global financial crisis part deux eclipsed issues of caesium isotopes and iodine. Read Full
Constant aftershocks and the spectre of radioactive material spewing across the globe from Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant kept the world on edge for weeks, but workers eventually got the cooling systems back online. In the meantime, revolution, riots and the global financial crisis part deux eclipsed issues of caesium isotopes and iodine. Read Full
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