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kyushubill
If you are aiming your protest at Japan, then put the signs in Japanese. Otherwise you let your cat out of the bag you aim your protests for international media attention. Also you might want to remove the labor union you are members of from the bottom.
Tom Doley
If it is that clean drink the darn water, connect the tanks to the dams, build artificial lakes, options are endless. But you can't, can you?
The media in Japan should stop saying the water is treated. It isn't. Even Jgov and TEPCO admitted that. The inferior Hitachi ALPS equipment failed to completely remove dangerous isotopes other than tritium. Japan insisted on developing homegrown equipments due to mythical superiority despite no experience in this field, and rejected US equipments. Now you pay the consequences.
Droll Quarry
What a great spontaneous protest!
Kyakusenbi_Arimasu
They should stop dumping their own treated water first.
kennyG
Impermeable membrane of spent nuclear fuel pool has had a big hole which South Korea did not realize for as long as 8 years up until recently and that plant kept up and running all those years and kept discharging whatever water, not to mention.
So what is South Korea complaining again?
Yohan
The question remains, if not released into the sea, what else can you do with all this water in those storage tanks?
Earlier or later it will be released into the sea, I do not see any other possibility...
Peter Neil
South Korea has 23 nuclear reactors that all release water with about the same concentration of tritium as the stored Fukushima water.
Bob Kunihiro
SK has nothing better to do than whine all the time.
bakakuma
Its done in English for a Purpose. Not the Japanese Audience.