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After more than 1 & half years since the tsunami struck on March 11, 2012 and subsequently nuclear disaster taken place in Fukushima, a photo exhibition will be held in the Netherlands presenting photos of animals inside the Fukushima 20km … Continue reading
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After the disastrous Tsunami on March 11, 2011, so many photos of those whose lives were dramatically affected by the disaster traveled around the world. This photo is probably one of the many that left a strong impression among a lot of … Continue reading
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We were all outraged when we learnt that Mr. Matsumura, a man in his 50’s who has been living and feeding livestocks and pets on his own within the exclusion zone inside Fukushima ever since the nuclear accident last year … Continue reading
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There was news last month in January about six roaming ostriches inside the Fukushima exclusion zone that they have been safely captured. They are now kept at a farm in Tomioka-Cho. In earlier times, it was said the … Continue reading
Just about a week ago, the Japanese Government announced that pets can now be brought out of the Fukushima no-go zone upon evacuees’ temporal return to their homes. In Tamura City in Fukushima, evacuees had a third-round of returning home … Continue reading
In the midst of politicians talking about euthanizing livestock inside the Fukushima no-go zone for months, some are lucky to enjoy the freedom. There are now 3 live cameras broadcasting the lives of livestock(cows) inside ‘Field of Hope’. Live camera … Continue reading
One great news! Tshirojima is now famous around the world for an island in Japan where cats are worshiped; they are taken care of by the fishermen. It’s also one area where Tsunami hit on March 11, 2011. On June … Continue reading
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On November 3, an organizatioin working for Field of Hope reported it made sure that one of the two loyal dogs is doing well. The news of the loyal dogs was broadcasted around the world after the 3.11 tsunami in Japan … Continue reading
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Nekosama Okoku (Kingdom of Dear Cats) just returned from Fukushima for yet again another rescue effort with two people from other organizations. =========== Wedecided to break into two groups and I (Nekosama Okoku) went on my own to look for … Continue reading
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If you or your organization is interested in holding a panel exhibition in your country to let your people know the situation of the left-behind animals within the 20km Fukushima no-go zone in Japan as well as to let your … Continue reading
Animals after the Tsunami in Japan 