Disaster-hit Fukushima shrines eye consolidation as key to survival

but it is in an area where radiation levels are relatively low.

Please define "relatively" here? I mean really now, building a shrine in an area that is not clear of radiation does not seem to be the wisest of moves.

I am surprised that they chose Futaba town, which is not far from the crippled plant. The people from the town are living outside of the town, and most of them (60%) do not want to go back.

https://www.town.fukushima-futaba.lg.jp/secure/9632/H30_report.pdf

All radiation levels in Futaba are above government limits and more than two thirds of the area will be off limits for decades. Better to build it in a place that is both easy and safe to visit.

Human levels. But thank you for your support for my cause. I know you support NPP from posts, and I think it is good to find the solution to problems. I have some good experiences with people in Fukushima and the surrounding prefectures. We have to help each other.