Photograph taken in the prohibited area, 5 kilometers from the Fukushima plant on the beach of the former Ukedo port city of Namie. Fishing is still banned throughout Fukushima Prefecture because of the radioactive contamination of fish. Photograph taken at a date playground decontaminated few months after the accident child. The radioactivity level is relatively low (0.3 mSv / h), but there is no child play. Photograph taken in front of a dead forest in the town of Namie. This forest was flooded for months by salt water due to Tsunami. Photography at the railway station evacuated from Namie. Here nothing has really changed in over two years. The city is reopened between 9 and 16h only for redefining the prohibited area in early 2013. Forest Minamisoma located 25 km from the plant. Considered not to be decontaminated, the forests will remain radioactive for many years. Photograph taken in the town of Namie center. All objects in the forbidden zone, including car, can not be recovered by their owners for reasons of contamination. The vehicles are abandoned in the parking awaiting destruction. Photograph taken in the forest of Kawamata. This common yet located several tens of kilometers from the disaster is located in the axis of contamination. Affected by contamination "leopard spot" some very remote areas however are more contaminated than others. Photograph taken in the evacuated town of Namie about 10 km from the plant. Affected by the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster, the city has not yet begun its reconstruction. Houses continue to collapse the pace of new earthquakes. Today the city is bisected by the levels of radioactivity Photograph taken in the evacuated town of Haramachi within the zone of 20 km around the Fukushima plant. Immediately after the nuclear accident, the government announced the forced evacuation of the area leading to traffic jams on the roads in the opposite direction to the center. Photograph taken in the town of Iitate evacuated. The packed tree is a cherry blossom. This tree is the symbol of ephemeral beauty in Japan (it remains in bloom a few days). During World War II, the "Sakura" was the symbol used to motivate the Japanese people. Photograph taken in the mountains surrounding the city of Fukushima. The water of this lake comes directly from the mountain. Meeting the standards, the water is considered safe, but many families still refuse to give drink to their children. Quite far from the center, yet it is a relatively uncontaminated area.
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