In March 2011 a massive earthquake and tsunami triggered a catastrophic nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear ...

On average, each resident in Japan bore about ¥100,000, based on the country’s population of about 122.86 million as of April ...

A retrospective observational case series analyzed seventeen suicide cases among certified indirect disaster-related deaths ...

Fourteen years after one of the most powerful earthquakes in history struck Japan, the aftermath is still visible in ...

About the study tourThe "Fukushima Innovation Coast Scheme" is a national project aimed at the reconstruction of the Hamadori ...

The plant, which was damaged in the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, began sending the treated water into the Pacific on Thursday despite protests at home and in nearby countries that are adding political ...

The Board of Audit warned Tokyo Electric Power Co. that costs will likely rise for decommissioning work, compensation ...

Fukushima peaches are back on the shelves in Taiwan after a 16-year absence. Japan’s 2011 nuclear plant accident wiped out ...

The experiences of nuclear accidents offer key lessons about the role of leadership, transparency and timely communication in ...

Iran's reported iodine tablet distribution raises radiation concerns as the Health Ministry disputes remarks attributed to an ...

Over 12 trillion yen had been paid by consumers and taxpayers in Japan by the end of March this year to cover compensation, decontamination, decommissioning and other costs related to the March 2011 t ...