Q. Sakamakiのインスタグラム(qsakamaki) - 3月2日 00時18分

Japan’s Nuclear Power Plant Belt: At the temporarily housing in Onagawa for Japan's 2011 tsunami survivors, a 87-year-old man looks onto the outside, as he suffers with Alzheimer. According to his wife, he becomes so several months after the disaster probably due to the PTSD -- he and his wife nearly lost everything in the moments. Onagawa also contains a nuclear reactor that barely survived from the 2011 quake and tsunami disaster. Yet, since the disaster, the depopulation in Onagawa area has been further accelerated. This man and his wife still live in the tiny space of Kasetsu, temporally housing, as the 4th anniversary is coming soon but the rebuilding is still very behind. One of the biggest reasons is that, due to the recently decided 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, large parts of rebuilding materials and man power sources have moved to Tokyo. In these political and socio-economic environments, many of the local residents support resuming the suspended nuclear reactor operation. #tsunami #survivor #shinto #kasetsu #311 #3/11 #japan #tohoku

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