On 16th of July people gathered before Diet.Diet is the highest organisation of national might.
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Imminent danger
On 16th of July people gathered before Diet.Diet is the highest organisation of national might.
Monday, July 30, 2012
situation is thus serious
On 29th of July in opening ceremony at London Olympics, Japanese olympic team was kicked out from the olympic field after they marched a half of track.
Radiation matters.
Although I'm amazed to see they were able to participate.
Friday, June 29, 2012
Nothing happens
Turnout last night in front of premier's residence was 100,000. But a host of demonstration stopped it before it finish at 20:00. It was a good decision, nothing happens. But nothing changes at the same time. Tomorrow Ohi nuclear power plant restarts without hindrance. The turnout in March was 30.
Premier wouldn't think it over again, but demonstration continues.
In front of a city hall of kitakyushu, for the first time 70 people gathered for demonstration last night. It was a good mood.
We can change their policy, as long as our demonstration can keep peace.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
demonstration
We were worried about weather...it's fine on Friday evening.
Turnout will be overwhelming.
Calmness before storm
On 29th of June a mayor of Kitakyushu met Japanese Premier and reported that the rocker launcher was found in a city of Kitakyushu.
I think he's really afraid of being hit by heavy artilleries.
Relying on heaven
Followings are the list of problematic nuclear reactors in japan
No 1 reactor at Genkai, 36 years old ductile brittle transition degrees, 98 Celcius degrees
No1 at Takahama, 37 years old, 95
No 2 at Mihama, 39 , 86
No1 at Mihama, 41, 81
no2 at Oi, 32, 70
No1, Suruga, 42, 51
No1, Fukushima Daiichi, 41, 50
They all are old enough for them to decommission, yet electric companies try to restart them and intend to use them up to 50 years.
They will plan to extend estimated lifespan for good.
Heaven helps those who abandon themselves.
How do you think about them, Mr Engineer Poet?
gap will tear away the society.
A mayor of Kitakyushu or Kokura, decided to accept disaster debris as of August. Total cost will be 340 million US dollars, in which 176 million is for transportation.
Still uncertain if it were really held, because a prefectural assembly of a sender side is strongly opposing to the idea and proposing to make use of them in bank against tide.
It is reported that Mayor is afraid of physical threat. 3,800 calls said no to debris, while 160 said yeah.
Live from helicopter
Live stream by Ustream
2:00 AM(PST) on the 29th of June in front of the premier's residence, people will gather for demonstrating against the restart of Oi nuclear power plant.
Turnout on last Friday was 45,000.
Ustream is a private internet TV.
Embeded code didn't work.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/iwakamiyasumi4 direct link to view from the sky
WWIII
Japanese passed the bill which prohibits downloading copyrighted contents as of October, this year.
This law is dangerous because everyone can be indicted
This is still a phony war but I'm sure that the third world war has already begun in the Internet.
Friday, June 15, 2012
Black substance
Thursday, June 14, 2012
soil contamination in Tokyo
Leading magazines started reporting the contamination in Tokyo.
From 'Aera' 11th of June
Ward/place Bq/kg
Kita 10,704
Kita 36,523
Kita 48,595
Kita 88,885
Bunkyou 47,808
Bunkyou 14,060
The University of Tokyo, Bunkyou 60,581
The University of Tokyo, Hospital, Bunkyou 52,007
The University of Tokyo, Yasuda Hall, Bunkyou 4,306
Chiyoda 25,159
Chiyoda 91,790
Imperial Palace, Chiyoda 77,547
Imperial Palace, Chiyoda 84,611
Imperial Palace, Chiyoda 34,667
Imperial Palace, Chiyoda 49,393
Minato 71,133
Okutama 16,825
50,000 Bq/kg is equivalent to 3,250,000 Bq/m2, falls on the red part below in Chernobyl.
Four months ago 20,000 Bq/kg was the highest.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
very high pollution
From the soil at a parking lot in Katsushika-ward in Tokyo, 251,000 Bq/kg is detected.
At the same spot one metre above the surface of the soil, 0.27 micro sievert per hour is detected.
From TV report.
Monday, June 11, 2012
Anekumene
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Picket
On the day of experimental incineration, in front of the gate of incinerator. Do not underestimate the anger of citizens. Mr Mayor Kitahashi
Saturday, June 9, 2012
radioactive fly ash
red 10,000-29,999
orange 1,000-9,999
yellow 100-999
green 30-99
blue 0-29
（fly ash, Bq/kg）
I intend to keep our land clean at any cost.
Friday, June 8, 2012
Crazy scheme
From Miyagi to Kokura, the cost of transportation for 70,000 tonnes of debris is 13.8 billion yen which is equivalent to 173 million U.S. dollars.
Town meeting
From 18:30 to 20:10, the town meeting was held in Kokura. More than 1,000 people gathered in a hall where 500 is a limit. So some 200 were standing in a hall while other 300 were watching a monitor outside the hall. Town meeting was a success. TV crews were there.
Overall majority was opposition. Their opinion was scientific and logical, and rational. They came there after they prepared a lot. The idea of Mayor Kitahashi was beside the point. He said he will decide after he considers the move of public opinion. This is a step forward. He visits Ishinomaki, where debris are located, on 10th to 11th decides whether it's necessary to bring them.
http://cinemaforumfukushima.org/tag/arnie-gundersen/
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Burning debris
Burning debris is not a favourable policy for us all.
For them it's hard to take what unfavourable for us.
Strong opposition prevents them from pursuing their policy.
spent fuel rods
Many speculate variously how many rods are there.
1,165 from No 1 -No 3
2,870, officially it's 1,535 in No 4
11,442 or 10,893 in common pool
376 unused, these are not spent though.
so the total is 15853.
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2012/05/28-1
No 4 cool down system stopped
In No 4, cool down system in spent fuel pool stopped. On 5th of May, 11:00 the temperature was 34 Celsius degree. It rises 7.2 Celsius degrees a day. If it boils, the spent fuel rods are in danger.
Now it's 2 PM, 6th of May..the temperature must be 42.1.
White elephant
Tsukumi City, near Kokura, stopped Experimental Incineration because it considers the objection of residents.
Kitakyushu/Kokura Authority holds the town meeting today at Kitakyushu International Conference Centre.
They hold the 4 more explanation meetings for local residents from 8th to 9th.
It is totally unrealistic to carry debris by ship, burn debris 1,300 kilometres away from the site, bury ashes here off the coast.
They have noticed it is irrational and I think they are trying to find the place to say excuse that they intend to stop this plan because of the objection of many people.
A menace from reactor No 4
15,972 used nuclear fuel rods are exposed.
On 25th of May they found a swelling spot in a building, which shows the possibility of collapse.
Recent visit of Environment Minister Hosono.
'Prepare your coffin, you are to die'
Japan's novelist Ryunosuke Akutagawa claimed he found this verse in John's Apocalypse.
I found no verse related to this, some metaphor might have suggested though.
Radiation of ashes
The ashes in Kokura showed 30 bq/kg.
Niigata, where no debris are burnt but close to Fukushima, shows similar figures.
Tokyo has twenty incinerators and they show 1,000 bq /kg to 3,000 bq/kg, up to 6,000 bq/ kg in Edogawa, the hot spot, in ashes. They have been accepting debris since last December.
Iwate, Tsunami hit area but no debris are burnt in general incinerators, shows somewhere between.
Result of Experiment
The radiation of original debris was 8 Bq/kg X 80t. 80t of debris were burnt mixed with 9 times quantity of general waste. So 800t was burnt and ashes are (19 Bq/kg to 30 Bq/kg ) X 26t. According to their calculation, 46,000 Bq was emitted into the air from chimney.
So if they started burning 135t a day, the radiation level given off from chimney is 77,625 Bq every day. This figure is not for per kilogramme but for 135t. So it's very low and ignorable.
Structure of Scrubbers
The removal rate of Cs 137 is 65.2%
Wave of Radiation
A year ago one part of Japan was overwhelmed by Big Wave called Tsunami
Now whole part of Japan is about to be overwhelmed by not Mexican wave, but a radioactive wave.
Fortunately enough for people outside Japan, the wave is only effective inside Japan proper.
Tsunami was just a prelude to bigger tragedy.
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Town meeting
Town meeting on whether to accept debris is held on 6th of June, 2012. 18:30 at Kitakyushu International Conference Centre at Kokura.
500 audience, no reservation needed.
Mayor attends the meeting.
There's a possibility he withdraw his proposal.
Panorama in debris field
7 ones are under operation and transacting 1,000 tonnes of debris a day.
Poll for debris
pro 160 to con 3,800
As to whether we are pro or con, Kitakyushu city authority is accepting telephone call from general public. 160 pro to 3,800 con as of 29th of May, 2012. How to reply to these voices? Many people believe disaster debris contains harmful chemical and nucleus compounds. They oppose only burning debris, but not opposing to making use of it in banks,etc. off the coast.
0.3 micro sievert per hour
Radiation contamination became real.
unrealistic plan
They plan to burn 130 tonnes to 140 tonnes a day in three burners, all are located in very populous urban area. They bring debris by two cargo ships once per two days. Their mission continues for two years.
I think it's unrealised and I don't really believe they can accomplish their mission. They haven't noticed yet how silly to carry waste in ship. It's understandable to carry something valuable though. For them debris are mountain of treasure, which is equal to millions of dollars. Those dollars are bait. They can get tremendous amount of damage in the near future.
Do you think government throws away 50 million dollars for nothing?
Wise people notice it's strange..
Kiln and stoker
2 kiln burners
Taken on 17th of May, 2012
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Rumour damage
The reasons I object to burning debris in our city;
Health problem.
Very expensive transportation charge.
Rumour damage; one school excursion was cancelled, for example..
People will stop buying fish and agricultural produce from here.
No one can stop rumour damage.
Kokura might get 4 billion yen from government, but we taxpayer have to pay 40 billion instead in compensation for more severe damage caused from this silly behaviour.
arithmetics
The debris needed to be burnt outside Tsunami affected area is greatly reduced from 3,440,000 tonnes to 1 million tonnes.
Kawasaki mayor announced he won't accept debris. Kawasaki is near Tokyo, 300 kilometres from Fukushima .
Amagasaki mayor announced he postpones experimental burning because of the change of situation over broad transaction of debris.
Amagasaki is near Osaka, 800 kilometres from Fukushima.
Kitakyushu/Kokura mayor will announce whether to accept disaster debris on 13th of June. Kitakyushu is 1,300 kilometres away from Fukushima.
Kitakyushu can transact 40,000 tonnes a year.
Now in affected area 7 makeshift incinerators are operating fully, transacting 1,000 tonnes a day.
By this December total 31 incinerators will transact 5,000 tonnes a day.
For transporting 80 tonnes from Fukushima, Kitakyushu spent Y14 million, which is 179 214 U.S. dollars
If I were him, I won't accept it.
Friday, June 1, 2012
Two heads three beaks
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/05/31/article-2152709-1360F0CF000005DC-39_634x475.jpg
Revenge of Titans started
Once upon a time on earth, the radiation level was still high.
A freedom of speech
A guy (31) who posted a death threat to mayor of Kokura, who accepted debris to burn, is arrested.
He posted it in Twitter.
Is it fair?
Is a freedom of speech, expression gone?
The Day of Last Judgement
I live in 34N - 131 E radiation free zone.
But as of the middle of June, 130 tonnes to 140 tonnes of radioactive debris a day start being burnt 60 kilometres away from my town. Because Japan is such a mountainous country, radioactive smoke flows from plain to plain.
In Tokyo 700 tonnes of radioactive debris a day have been burnt as of last December. We have reports of minor ailment, and of sudden death by heart attack.
Large portion of people in East Japan still keep on living there.
Is it safe for them to keep on living there?
I believe our area will soon become a hot spot of radiation. I will run away if it does.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Oceanic pollution revised
These maps show how radioactive contamination has been spreading in Pacific Ocean. We take both Lagrange's theorem and how oceanic stream affects into consideration.
I understand how important to stop radiation leakage from Fukushima, at the same time Japanese ought to develop effective ways to detoxicate radioactive caesium.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Monday, May 28, 2012
map of oceanic pollution fabricated from tsunami effect
This is a map of estimated oceanic cesium deposits fabricated from how tsunami effect in pacific rim
Blue fin tuna found 10 becquerels
I didn't say anything when someone took my neighbours
When someone came here to take me I found no neighbours
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Seeing is believing
Attachment: 28 May 2012 02_57_51.jpg
Saturday, May 26, 2012
crime against humanity
Burning debris might be understandable, but it's questionable to burn radioactive debris
It might be inevitable to burn them in or the site nearby, and it might be understandable to burn them in a coast Tsunami hit.
As a matter of fact, at the site 1000 tonnes of debris a day is now being burnt.
Or in an already radioactively affected area, as in Tokyo where 100 tonnes is being burnt a day now
But it is out of mind to burn them in non contaminated areas as my hometown Kokura
We shall be exposed by unnecessary dose of radiation
This is a crime against humanity
80 tonnes were already burnt on 24th and 25th, May
If permitted, 39,500 tonnes of radioactive debris will arrive at the port of Kokura via tanker..
About 2 million people live in the city
Kokura is more than 1000 kilometres away from Fukushima and it is not contaminated by radiation
Japanese government is trying to create a hot spot of radiation other than east Japan
Other than the public opinion of the universe, nothing can change
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Emergency
Japanese government wants to burn heavily contaminated radioactive debris, which are over 200 Bq per kilogramme
If they were burnt, 33 times concentration of radiation from the original occurs
Moving to the west by jet stream, they finally reach West Coast, USA and must be start contaminating there badly
We need your say!
USA, Canada as well as eastend of Siberia, west Alaska are already contaminated heavily as below.
Unless we take measures now, whole part of northern hemisphere are at great risk.
This is not a SF.. but a real threat to humans
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