The World: Big Palette, Japan
Anchor Marco Werman takes us to a convention center in Koriyama, Japan where about 900 evacuees from the earthquake and tsunami are staying.
Koriyama Big Palette March 20, 2011
This is what an evacuee center at Koriyama looked like a week after the quake in Japan. Currently, more than 2000 people live there.
Earthquake Damage In Koriyama City, Fukushima I
Some Video I took in Koriyama City after the earthquake over the past few days. It was a strong 6 on the Japanese scale here. There is some damage here but nothing like the awful situation on the coast. As I upload this I am watching the news about the Fukushima reactors.
Best Attractions and Places to See in Sukagawa, Japan
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Otsujiga Falls
Fukushima Airport Park
Midorigaoka Park
Sukagawa Peony Garden
Taimatsudori
Okanbara Tsutsuji Garden
Michi-no-Eki Tamakawa Kobushi no Sato
Fukushima Airport Park Air Front Area
Oyasuba Historic Park
Big Palette Fukushima
車両展示車（フェラーリ・ポルシェ・BMW・NSX・ロータスふくしま住まいと暮らしフェア
Ｈ27.08.09 福島県郡山市ビックパレットにて開催された「ふくしま住まいと暮らしフェア」にスーパーカー展示車両の依頼を受けて参加してきました。
土日の二日間で来場者約5000名程度と聞かされ、友人知人にも声をかけて沢山のスーパーカーを展示させていただきました。
当日はスーパーカーのサウンド堪能会など、普段は聞くことの出来ないサービスを行ったり、主催者様の用意してくださったケータリングサービスにお腹を満たしました。
子供達だけでなく、お父さんまでも魅了した有意義な展示ではなかったかと思います。
このような子供に夢を与えられるイベントにもどんどん参加していきます！
当日車両展示に協力していただきましたオーナー様、更には大きなイベントにもかかわらずスーパーカーの車両展示を取り入れてくれた主催者様に感謝申しあげます。
H27.08.09 and has participated at the request of the super car exhibition vehicle was held in Koriyama, Fukushima Prefecture big palette Fukushima residence and living fair.
I have been told that about 5000 people about visitors at weekends of two days, I was allowed to exhibit a lot of super car over a voice to friends and acquaintances.
Such as sound fluent meeting of the day super car, usually you can perform can not service of listening, we met the stomach to the catering service you who have provided the organizers bidder.
Not only children, and I think I was not even meaningful exhibition was fascinated to dad.
More and more we will continue to participate in the event given the dream for such children!
Owners that we have to cooperate on the day the vehicle exhibition, even We would like to thank the organizers bidder for his incorporating vehicle exhibition of super car in spite of the big event.
Todos con Japón - Koriyama (Fukushima)
Todos con Japón llevó el 2 de mayo de 2011 una caravana con alimentos y un espectáculo a Koriyama, Fukushima, para los refugiados por causa de la radiación emitida por la central nuclear Fukushima 1.
Elvis lives in Koriyama, Japan
Check out Elvis entertaining the crowd outside the eiki (train station) in Koriyama, Japan.
Summary of Shinkansen Radiation Nasu-Koriyama-Fukushima Max250CPM/2.5μSvh Low in Tunnels 2011Apr16
Summary of Shinkansen Radiation for International Information Sharing Purpose
Guild Kohi Walk in Koriyama
Official Site:
Official Facebook:
Club Euclid International:
A new project called Kohi Walk brought to you by Guild's drummer KOICHI and bassist TAKUMA.
Thank you very much to all of the stores who helped us.
If you happen go close to the store, please check out the delicious food and Guild sticker.
Next time we might come to your town!
Kohi walk Playlist
Fukushima Action Project
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Coalition of NGOs presents,
in association with Fukushima Action Project
Follow up on Fukushima Crisis
January 29th, 2014, at United Nation Chapel in New York City
Fukushima Nuclear Crisis & Anti-Nuclear Activities
51 min 53 sec, HD, in Japanese with English Interpretation
Presenter: Yayoi Hitomi, Fukushima Action Project
Interpreter: Rachel Clark, Peace Boat US
About the Presenters:
Yayoi Hitomi:
Ms. Hitomi is a resident of Fukushima and secretariat member of the Fukushima Action Project, as well as a member of the Fukushima Network to Save Children. She is also a writer for the Fukushima local newspaper and web master of Women in Fukushima Against Nuclear Power.
Rachel Clark:
Originally from Japan, Rachel Clark holds a degree in International Studies from Ramapo College of New Jersey. In 2010, she was chosen to be an interpreter for 150 Hibakusha delegates to the UN NPT Conference, a turning point in her career after which she became devoted to a nuclear-free world and sustainable development. In 2012, Rachel joined Peace Boat US as a volunteer staff member as she continued to be involved in various anti-nuclear weapons/energy activities. The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster further deepened her commitment to nuclear non-proliferation as she became involved in post-Fukushima radiation issues. As an independent interpreter, her language capacity has been utilized in various nuclear related events: she supported Dr. Sakiyama at Dr. Helen Caldicott's Symposium this past March, and former Prime Minister of Japan Naoto Kan at the Coalition Against Nuke's Symposium this October. As a Communication Coordinator on the 79th Voyage of Peace Boat, she interpreted at the Onboard Conference for a Nuclear Power Free World and translated its final resolution.
Currently Rachel resides in New Jersey, as she balances her job as an interpreter, global coordinator, and a volunteer staff member of Peace Boat US New York office.
About the Sponsors:
Peace Boat US:
Peace Boat US works to build a culture of peace around the world by connecting people across borders and creating opportunities for learning, activism and cooperation. We achieve this through programs in which people from the US and around the world participate in voyages onboard the Peace Boat, our Japan-based partner organization and one of the most unique and creative peace-building initiatives in the world. Programs combine learning, activism, advocacy and travel, allowing participants to experience the reality of global issues such as the impact of war, environmental degradation, gender violence, poverty and other issues. Participants learn through immersion in grassroots peace-building that is the Peace Boat experience.
Coalition of NGOs:
Peace Boat US, United Methodist Women, NGO Committee on Sustainable Development, NGO Committee on Human Rights, NGO Committee on Disarmament Peace and Security, Global Family, International Council of Women, United Religions Initiative, Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office
The Fukushima Action Project:
The Fukushima Action Project was established following the IAEA's (International Atomic Energy Agency) announcement that it would establish a research centre in Fukushima Prefecture in 2013 focused on decontamination and health management. It also held a Ministerial Meeting on Nuclear Safety at Big Palette in Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture on December 15-17, 2012. The Fukushima Action Project aims to raise awareness about these issues, and to provide opportunities for local citizens to learn about what the IAEA is, how it functions as an institution and what purpose the information and the research collected at the IAEA serves.
The Fukushima Action Project aims to enable those affected by the TEPCO Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant disaster to monitor the IAEA plans in Fukushima, and ensure that their demands are delivered and that the IAEA research activities are conducted to be for the benefit of the people. Conveying the fundamental proactive message of the local citizens to protect their own and their children's health, lives and futures, it also plans to lobby the IAEA, Japanese Government and Fukushima Prefecture to conduct their utmost efforts to truly put an end the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster, and prevent another Fukushima from ever being repeated.
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2014 All Rights Reserved
driving in koriyama
with my papa
kaiseizan park
serendipitous find.
koriyama, japan. june 2009.
Continuing relief efforts in Japan
Rev. Glenn Merritt, director of disaster response for The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod, is in Japan headed for Fukushima City with Rev. Masahiro Ando, director of the Japan Lutheran Church's disaster support team. In this video update from the Shinkansen (bullet train), Merritt discusses ongoing relief efforts with Ando. These efforts will include installation of radiation monitors and the establishment of a retreat camp for children from the Fukushima region.
To learn more about the LCMS' work in Japan, visit
東北地方太平洋沖地震４ 本日の即興曲349 (2011.3.15)
原発の事故現場にて、命懸けで作業を続けている方々の、健康と安全と作業の成功を心から祈る。
その日の気分をメロディーにしてみる､という｢本日の即興曲｣｡何かに似てても笑って許してください｡稚拙な歌もご愛敬!
Exodus from Tokyo - no comment
Worried residents are rushing to Tokyo's Haneda Airport. There are long queues at check-in desks and the majority of flights are fully booked. In Koriyama, People have been arriving at a hastily-installed testing centre, to find out if they have been exposed to harmful levels of radiation....
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New Hibakusha: High School Student's Quest for Fukushima Truth
ビッグツリーページェントフェスタ2015 in KORIYAMA with 巡音ルカ
昨年も動画を制作いたしました郡山駅前の冬のページェント企画「ビッグツリーページェントフェスタ2015」の初日の模様です。今年は動く絵で制作してみました（笑）。但しiPhoneで撮影したものですので画質の問題や三脚などを使用していない絵ということを何卒ご了承ください。
音楽は昨年と同じ私のオリジナル曲「I say Merry Christmas! for you.」です。昨年版は初音ミクの歌唱でしたが今年は巡音ルカが歌っております。
昨年版はこちら→
NRC's Operation Center Fukushima Transcript Audio Clip March 20 2011
NRC's Operation Center Fukushima Transcript Audio Clip March 20
Day 10 - Pages: 92-93, 94, 99
Blog:
Transcripts:
MP3:
Follow up on Fukushima Crisis: Post 3.11 Issues
Mirrored from Cinema Forum Fukushima on Feb 26, 2014
* Note from CFF: *If you like this video and our efforts, please kindly donate Cinema Forum Fukushima. You can securely pay your donation through the link below:
Coalition of NGO presents,
in association with Fukushima Action Project
Follow up on Fukushima Crisis
January 29th, 2014, at United Nation Chapel in New York City
Before We Listen to Yaichan's Story: Post 3.11 Issues
50 min 21 sec, HD, in English
Presenter: Rachel Clark, Peace Boat US
About Presenters:
Rachel Clark:
Originally from Japan, Rachel Clark holds a degree in International Studies from Ramapo College of New Jersey. In 2010, she was chosen as one of the interpreters for 150 Hibakusha delegates to the UN NPT Conference, which became her turning point to devote herself for nuclear-free world and for sustainable development. In the year 2012, Rachel joined Peace Boat US as a volunteer staff as she continuously involved in various anti-nuclear weapons/energy activities. Fukushima Nuclear Disaster was the major motivation to further deepen her concerns on anti-nuclear and post Fukushima radiation issues. As an independent interpreter, her language capacity has been utilized in various nuclear related events. For example she supported Dr. Sakiyama at Dr. Helen Caldicott's Symposium this past March, and former Prime Minister of Japan, Naoto Kan at the Coalition Against Nuke's Symposium this October. Also as a Communication Coordinator on the 79th Voyage of Peace Boat, she interpreted at the Onboard conference for a nuclear power free world and translated its final resolution.
Currently Rachel resides in New Jersey, as she balances her job as an interpreter, global coordinator, and a volunteer staff of the New York office of Peace Boat US.
Yayoi Hitomi:
Ms. Hitomi is a resident of Fukushima who is a secretariat member of Fukushima Action Project, as well as a member of Fukushima Network to Save Children. She is also a writer of local newspaper, and web master of Women in Fukushima Against Nuclear Power.
About Sponsors:
Peace Boat US:
Peace Boat US works to build a culture of peace around the world by connecting people across borders and creating opportunities for learning, activism and cooperation. We achieve this through programs in which people from the US and around the world participate in voyages onboard the Peace Boat, our Japan-based partner organization and one of the most unique and creative peace-building initiatives in the world. Programs combine learning, activism, advocacy and travel, allowing participants to experience the reality of global issues such as the impact of war, environmental degradation, gender violence, poverty and other issues. Participants learn through immersion in grassroots peace-building that is the Peace Boat experience.
Coalition of NGO:
Peace Boat US, United Methodist Women, NGO Committee on Sustainable Development, NGO Committee on Human Rights, NGO Committee on Disarmament Peace and Security, Global Family, International Council of Women, United Religions Initiative, Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office
Fukushima Action Project:
The Fukushima Action Project was established following the announcement that the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) will establish a research centre in Fukushima Prefecture in 2013 focusing on decontamination and health management, and hold a Ministerial Meeting on Nuclear Safety at Big Palette in Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture on December 15-17, 2012. It aims to raise awareness about these facts, and to provide opportunities for local citizens to learn about what the IAEA is, and for what and whose purpose the research will be.
The Fukushima Action Project aims to enable those affected by the TEPCO Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant disaster to monitor the IAEA plans in Fukushima, and ensure that their demands are delivered and that the IAEA research activities are conducted to be for the benefit of the people. Conveying the fundamental proactive message of the local citizens to protect their own and their children's health, lives and futures, it also plans to lobby the IAEA, Japanese Government and Fukushima Prefecture to conduct their utmost efforts to truly end the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster, and prevent another Fukushima from ever being repeated.
*If you like this video, please kindly donate Cinema Forum Fukushima. You can securely pay your donation through the link below:
Videotaped & Edited by
East River Films Inc
2014 All Rights Reserved
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