November 25, 2017 5th Dialogue meeting was held in Tokyo

Date

Saturday, November 25, 2017, 13:00~16:00(Reception started from 12:30~)

Place

Miraikan, National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation 7F, Tokyo

Three IER researchers made presentations on their research at Miraikan, National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation in Tokyo. This is the first time that IER dialogue meeting was held outside Fukushima Prefecture. The meeting was held with the theme “福島の避難地域の野生生物のいま (Wildlife Now, in Fukushima Evacuation Area)” in the aim of giving citizens outside Fukushima a better understanding of the current situation in Fukushima. There were 117 attendees.

In the Q&A session, the attendees and the presenters exchanged opinions actively. It was a valuable time for us, as we got to know the people’s expectations for our research activities, other than questions about the contents of the presentation. Some attendees commented that IER dialogue meetings should be continued regularly in Tokyo in the future.

PresentersTitle
Hirofumi Tsukada環境中における放射性セシウム(Cs)の”ふるまい”と福島の状況
Behavior of Radiocesium in the Environment and Its Status in Fukushima
Thomas Hinton福島高線量地域に生息する野生生物の状況~消滅か繁栄か?~(逐次通訳)
Wildlife in Fukushima’s highly contaminated areas…perished or thriving?
Toshihiro Wada原発周辺水域における魚類の放射性セシウム汚染状況
Radiocesium contamination levels of fish inhabiting water bodies near the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant
Vice Director Hirofumi Tsukada
Professor Thomas Hinton
Associate Professor Toshihiro Wada
At the conference hall
At the feedback session
(From Left)Prof. Hirofumi Tsukada, Prof. Thomas Hinton, Prof. Kenji Nanba, Associate Prof. Toshihiro Wada