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China to join in international monitoring of Fukushima seafood, seawater discharge

Seaman Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, is actively participating in the Innovation Coast Initiative in Fukushima Prefecture. For the past three years, the company has been developing a cutting-edge AI conversational speaker named “Matahei,” designed specifically for elderly users.… Read the rest The post Innovative AI Speaker Project Invites Young Voice Actors in Fukushima appeared first on elblog.pl.

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A similar survey was conducted by the IAEA and third-party countries last year to examine marine products off Fukushima.

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IAEA team catches fish samples off Fukushima

The craziness of Japanese game shows is a global joke, and The Contestant, a must-see documentary now on Hulu, will help you understand why. The film, from British director Clair Titley, tells the story of a man named Tomoaki Hamatsu who was quickly nicknamed Nasubi, or eggplant, because his head was supposedly long, like an eggplant. The nickname was only the beginning of the indignities inflicted on Nasubi. Soon his life was turned into a real…

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On the 1st, LDP President Shigeru Ishiba was appointed Prime Minister, and the Ishiba Cabinet was inaugurated. The three ministers of Economy, Trade and Industry, Reconstruction, and the Environment, who are responsible for responding to the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident and promoting reconstruction, were replaced, and the number of female cabinet members was reduced from five to two. Voters are...

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Some want the central government to implement measures to establish a system that narrows disparities among municipalities.

Nearly 40% of Fukushima municipalities want hometown tax system revised

The costs of restarting the nuclear reactors that remained inactive in Japan after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, together with other necessary counter-terrorism security measures, amount to more than 6,000 billion yen, equal to 38 billion euros. This is revealed by a study conducted by the Asahi Shimbun newspaper, explaining that the disbursements incurred so far by the 11 utilities at the national level, significantly compromise the cost…

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A team of scientists from the International Atomic Energy Agency arrived in Fukushima on Monday as part of an annual monitoring and sampling mission to ensure safety of the discharge of treated radioactive wastewater into the sea, officials said.

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About 7,800 metric tons of the water, diluted with seawater, was released about 1 kilometer offshore through an undersea tunnel.

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