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I am working on the sequel to my book about the 3/11/11 disaster. In real life, the weather was cold after the quake hit. (A cold front moved into Tohoku on the evening of March 11, 2011, and it lasted for more than a week.)
In Japan, ther...
Nuclear in countries that are not of the First World
I read about nuclear electricity issues because I live in Fukushima City.1 I was concerned2 when last year Trump Administration bombed nuclear sites in Iran, and also the nuclear scientists. Iran said, “These sites are for nuclear electrici...
My Thoughts on "Recovery in Tohoku" by J.F. Morris
Hardly anything written in English about the 3/11/11 triple disaster was written by a person who was in Tohoku on 3/11/11. I was pleasantly surprised when I found an essay in a book called Natural Disaster and Nuclear Crisis in Japan1 by a...
How lit agents believed a missionary over me about the disaster that I was in.
This is a hard post to write for me. As my fingers type, my mind is sad.
I am married to a Japanese man. We were in Fukushima City on March 11, 2011 and still live in the same house.1 The disaster was traumatic. Fortunately, my family was...
What if soccer and nuclear are the same?
Let me start this essay by saying that I don’t follow professional soccer. My husband told me about Trump influencing FIFA, and later I saw it in the news.1
“Trump said he watched the July 1 match and thought [the suspension] was ‘very unf...
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I've lived in Fukushima since 2006. My new book is called MARCH IN THE ISLAND OF HAPPINESS. It's MG historical fiction about the 3/11/11 triple disaster in Japan. (MG--middle grade)
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