Is it safe to travel to Japan now?

Japan travel quotation: beware of nuclear pollution

(1) After the nuclear accident, many Japanese immigrated to Brazil.

Radiation exposure can also induce other cancers such as thyroid cancer, breast cancer, bone cancer and skin cancer. Radioactive dust from the atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki caused thyroid tumors in some residents of the Marshall Islands. The incidence of breast cancer is higher in women exposed to radiation.

In recent years, Japanese medical researchers have extracted a variety of anti-radiation elements from the surviving plant Tricholoma matsutake in Hiroshima. Clinical experiments in mice and humans show that the inhibition rates of the anti-radiation combined elements on various malignant tumors are 965,438 0.8% respectively. Therefore, computer-intensive Japanese office workers have developed the fever of eating matsutake. According to a data from Tokyo Radiation Protection Research Center, the incidence of leukemia in Japan showed a downward trend, with a decrease of 53.3% in 2003 compared with 20 years ago.

20 1 1.3. 1 The serious ecological crisis caused by Japan's nuclear leakage still haunts Japan like a ghost and threatens neighboring countries and the whole Pacific Ocean. Scientists from Japan, the United States and Norway published a joint investigation report: all parts of Japan were exposed to different degrees of radiation pollution, especially in the eastern region, where Fukushima exceeded the standard twice and Tokyo had the highest radiation. The radiation decay period of more than 30 years will bring disaster to the next 2-3 generations.

Plutonium 238 was discovered. On 2011August 2 1 day, Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology said that plutonium 238 was found at 100 locations within a radius of 100 km around the Fukushima nuclear accident site. Scientists say that plutonium 238 is more radioactive than plutonium 239 used in nuclear weapons and may cause cancer.

Butterfly gene mutation. 20 12 In mid-August, BBC and AFP reported that researchers at the University of Ryukyu in Japan found that butterflies in Fukushima Prefecture had serious genetic mutations, including smaller wings and damaged eyes. Japanese scientists said, "We have come to a positive conclusion that the leakage of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant damaged the butterfly gene."

Nuclear pollution is "increasingly serious", and radioactive cesium in fish exceeds the standard by 258 times. On March 20 12, the Japanese Fisheries Agency detected the radioactive cesium activity of fish in the sea area with a radius of 20 kilometers at the Fukushima nuclear accident site. At that time, the highest record was 18700 becquerel per kilogram of fish. On August 2nd1,Tokyo Electric Power Company detected 25,800 Bekkerel of radioactive cesium per kilogram from fish caught in the same sea area, setting a new high since the "3. 1 1" nuclear accident. This is 258 times the food standard value per kilogram 100 becquerel set by the Japanese government. Eating 1 kg of this fish is equivalent to receiving about 0.4 millisieverts of internal radiation. Last year, Tokyo Electric Power Company directly dumped hundreds of thousands of tons of nuclear sewage into the sea when dealing with the nuclear accident. At that time, in addition to saying that the situation was urgent, there was another explanation that the vast ocean could "dilute" the nuclear polluted water, but now it seems that the pollution has not been "diluted" but has continued to be "concentrated" substantially. In addition, radioactive cesium was found to exceed the standard in 9 species of 19 fish and shellfish collected in the same sea area. At the same time, radioactive cesium per kilogram 1.30 Bekkerel was detected in beef produced in Yaban City, Tochigi Prefecture, and it was found that the radioactive cesium in feed also exceeded the standard greatly. Tochigi county government has asked farmers not to sell this kind of beef.

More than a dozen prefectures and counties have detected radioactive air pollution. The Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology announced on July 24th that after the Fukushima nuclear accident, strontium 90 was detected in the air of Tokyo, Iwate, Akita, Yamagata, Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Saitama, Chiba and Kanagawa 10 prefectures. Scientists point out that the half-life of strontium 90 is about 30 years, which is easy to accumulate in human bones and increases the risk of bone cancer or leukemia.

Radioactivity can last for 30 years, which is too optimistic. Cesium has a very long half-life and may take at least 800 years to disappear.

Japanese people will face the danger that adults will be infertile, and children will suffer from terrible diseases such as thyroid cancer, leukemia, neuropathy, bone cancer and lymphoma.

When I was very young, I heard that Japanese canned fish was delicious, so I always wanted to try it. Now it seems that Japanese aquatic products can't be eaten because of the nuclear pollution of cesium, iodine and strontium.

Japan is actually in danger of extinction. Smart people are trying to escape from Japan. Many people are emigrating, especially to Brazil.

The Japanese committed serious crimes in the last century. Heaven also condemns.

Japan has the highest nuclear pollution in Tokyo, and Japan is not suitable for tourism.

(2) See who is most worried about Japan's nuclear radiation.

Recently, wild deer near Tokyo, Japan, were detected to have radiation values exceeding the standard by 8 times; The newly produced rice in Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture also exceeded the standard by 2.8 times, and this is the fourth batch of rice exceeding the standard this year. After the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant accident, the shadow of nuclear radiation once again hung over Japan because of the slow progress of the Japanese government's decontamination work.

So, who is most worried about nuclear radiation in Japan? The latest Japanese weekly AERA published a survey of Keio University, one of Japan's private universities. According to the income and employment situation, the survey conducted a large-scale follow-up survey of families across the country, and 4 150 valid answers were recovered.

The survey shows that the anxiety and fear of nuclear radiation among liberal arts graduates and low-income people are expanding. The survey set the highest value of the coefficient of feeling fear and anxiety as 100 point. Shortly after the nuclear power plant accident, the fear and anxiety of people with science background about nuclear radiation was 66, while those with liberal arts background was 69. By June this year, there were 74 people with science background and 77 people with liberal arts background.

People with liberal arts backgrounds are more afraid and uneasy about the pollution of food and water. The investigation team believes that this is because people with liberal arts backgrounds know less about relevant scientific knowledge than those with science backgrounds.

The investigation team also pointed out that people with liberal arts backgrounds and people with science backgrounds care about social problems differently, which is one of the reasons for the different degrees of fear. People from liberal arts tend to be more concerned about what is happening around them, and their interest in and absorption of information are stronger than those from science. This leads to the more information people with liberal arts background know, the stronger their fear and anxiety.

Except those with liberal arts background, the most striking thing is that the fear of low-income people and unemployed people is far higher than that of the general population. Due to economic reasons, in the event of a large-scale nuclear pollution incident, they will have no money to move out of the dangerous area and can't afford food that is not contaminated by nuclear pollution.

Among these low-income people, women are much more afraid and uneasy than men. The investigation team believes that due to the serious tradition that men are superior to women, Japanese women are far below men in economic status, and their ability to cope with disasters is relatively weak due to lack of security, so their sense of fear and anxiety will be stronger.

For the methods to reduce fear and anxiety, the answers of low-income people and middle-income people are very different. The vast majority of high-income and middle-income respondents believe that being with family and friends can help reduce fear and anxiety. Most low-income respondents believe that material security to increase income is a way to reduce fear and anxiety.

This result was expected by the investigation team. According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory, people often cannot consider higher emotional needs when their physiological needs and safety needs are not met.

But one result surprised the investigation team. About "Do you think fear and anxiety will improve in the future?" No matter whether you are from liberal arts or science, whether you are a high-income person or a low-income person, you all think that "it will not improve." When asked why, more than 70% of the respondents thought that "the government is unable to eliminate nuclear radiation". In this sense, the Japanese people's fear and anxiety about nuclear radiation is not limited to liberal arts students and low-income people, but covers the whole Japanese society.

The eyes of the Japanese people are really discerning in judging the ability of the government. Japan "3? The "1 1 earthquake" has occurred for more than a year, but because the Japanese government's work to clean up nuclear pollution is extremely slow, most earthquake victims still live a hopeless life.

According to the Japanese "Tokyo News" news, Gunma University recently took "3? The victims of the 1 1 earthquake were investigated. The survey results show that because the nuclear pollution has not been eliminated, 35. 1% people answered "I don't know how to live in the future" and 28.6% people answered "I plan to go back to my hometown, but I can't go back". Together, more than 60% of the victims think that their future life is uncertain. For the question "Will nuclear pollution be gradually eliminated in the future", 73% people chose the same answer-"No".

In fact, Japan doesn't need so many opinion polls now. Take a look at the long forbidden line in the disaster area, take a look at the radiation rubble mountain, and take a look at the warning zone where even animals can hardly see. Who would believe that the shadow of Japan's nuclear radiation is dissipating? ■

(3) Never travel to Japan, or you will get cancer because of nuclear pollution.

Tokyo, Japan is also a nuclear power pollution disaster area. Cancer and leukemia will occur after 10~ 15 years.

10 years later, a small amount of radioactive energy was killed, 12395 years later; やってくるひとみ Supervisor, "Tokyo"

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このわれたトークショーのでででででで たくさんのがびってぃるわたしたちは He Xin, Li Xin. (Compiled by Masayoshi Morita)

In 2003, Lian Zhong, the director of the film The Bombed Man at the End of the World, witnessed many tragedies of the bombed man. Some families suffer from cancer, deformed children and thyroid dysfunction.

Director Lian Zhong said: "It's okay to say safety repeatedly on TV. I think this is a crime. "

Children and pregnant women affected by radioactive substances continue to be affected by trace radioactive substances, and the tragedy begins.

Politicians have repeatedly said that "there is no impact on health at present, so be calm." Invisible radioactive substances accumulate slowly in the body, and cancer and leukemia will occur after 10 and 15 years. Tokyo is no exception. Tokyo is the hardest hit by pollution.

It was too late to say "but the government said it was safe". You can't prove that the disease is related to the Fukushima primary disease of 20 1 1.

"People living in Tokyo are too indifferent to Fukushima. Everyone is a criminal and a victim. "

Lian Fang said that "everyone should seriously think about taking responsibility". The original promoters and opponents said that it was safe and dangerous. In a lot of information with different opinions, we should collect information by ourselves, think by ourselves and take responsible actions by ourselves. What you believe and how you act are up to you.