Anti-Nuclear Demonstration in Japan
My daughter lives outside Tokyo, and goes and documents some of the anti-nuclear demonstrations in her blog. This particular blog post, with photos, translations, etc. is actually TERRIFIC. I end up feeling at one with the Japanese people on this. The posters costumes, wording, etc. are highly creative, and I am so happy that she captured it so well.
http://japansense.blogspot.com/2012/01/114-anti-nuclear-energy-demo-in.html?spref=fb
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Thank You and your daughter for this very nice post.
To click on the link & see the people & signs (nicely translated) is very cool.
A person learns every day.
It's so interesting that the Japanese use the symbol of a circle & slash through the nuclear energy symbol.
Makes one wonder, who, when & why, the NU CLEAR symbol was thought of.
If that makes any sense 
I screen saved a bunch of the photos. Especially like "cold shutdown" "thought shutdown"
Thank You.
Very strong post.
According to my daughter, everything is so downplayed on the media there as to become almost non-existent. Interviews are cut off before getting to the "bad" parts, and anything related to problems with food is censored out.
She used to be a pretty mainstream person listening to mainstream news, but I think she is now starting to wonder what else isn't being covered.
