Aizu-wakamatsu: Tsuruga Castle and Aizu Sake Museum
As simple as it sounds, one of the most important parts of our stay in Fukushima was to spend time enjoying the region from a tou…
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Story of a Fukushima Evacuee
In Aizuwakamatsu city a speaker from Tomioka town described her experience following the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant disaster…
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Minami-aizu, Fukushima
Located in the mountains of Fukushima is a small town called Minami-aizu, with a population of just over 20,000. It is a place li…
10 Facts and Figures From the 3.11 Disaster
As part of the Kizuna Project we attended a lecture held by the Research Center for Crisis and Contingency Management at Meiji Un…
Ikebukuro Life Safety Learning Centre (Ikebukuro Bosaikan)
On our first day in Tokyo we went to the Ikebukuro Life Safety Learning Centre (池袋防災館) to learn about earthquakes and prepare our…
Kizuna Project: An Overview
Kizuna Project group at Tsuruga Castle, Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima prefecture Despite an unexpected tornado (Auckland), earthquake …
Night Before Trip, 7.3 Earthquake Strikes Northeastern Japan
Tomorrow I leave for Japan, and I was excited to do this post saying how I'm all packed and ready to go... and suddenly break…
Some exciting news... Kizuna Project
I miss Japan so much. The other day it was cold, and I was wearing a jacket I haven't worn in months. I put my hands in the p…
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