PM Kishida: I spoke with people who are working hard in #Fukushima, including entrepreneurs, people who have relocated to Fukushima, and students. They told me they want to grow together with Fukushima, that they want to make Fukushima a place highly advanced in fostering start-ups, and other such ideas. In order to live up to those wishes, we will make the Fukushima International Research and Education Organization a top-tier hub for conducting some of the world's most advanced research. We wil

Japanese PM Kishida visits Fukushima plant, to discuss timing for release of treated radioactive water

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