A Frenchmans experience in Japan since the nuclear disaster at Daichi
KNA Blog (French)
31 December 2012
Two French people in Japan
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Alexis Borreca , “Alex Japan”, gave cooking classes in Tokyo, where he lived with his wife and daughter Japanese. He built guitars too. Sickened and disgusted by the behavior of the media and government, he began posting videos daily from March 14, 2011, creating a big enough buzz on the Internet. Three months later, all his videos on Fukushima will be deleted without notice or explanation by YouTube.buzz on the Internet. Three months later, all his videos on Fukushima will be deleted without notice or explanation by YouTube.
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Mabesoone Lawrence , professor of comparative literature, still lives in Japan with his wife and daughter. He is also a member of the Watchers Fukushima and creator of the anti-nuclear movement of the ” Yellow Ribbon “. He did not hesitate to mobilize all his savings, ie 8,000 euros to buy a machine to measure the contamination of food. Since April 2012, he organized with the support of the Municipality of Nagano citizens measurement sessions foods, free and open to all.The original of this video dated June 27, 2011, that I offer a version that is I increased the volume a bit and fixed a problem with sync sound due to a defect in the video from 3’17 “. You will find here an interview with Lawrence about 30 minutes, dated February 2012.buy a machine to measure the contamination of food. Since April 2012, he organized with the support of the Municipality of Nagano citizens measurement sessions foods, free and open to all.
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