< June 7, 2016 >Fukushima Prefecture

Fukushima Prefecture Disaster Situation – Earthquake and Tsunami Damage
The Great East Japan Earthquake occurred on 11 March, 2011 at 14:46. Centered off the Sanriku coastin North Eastern Japan, its magnitude was a record high of M9.0, measuring a 7 on the JMA seismic
intensity scale. Heavy shaking resulted in a large tsunami that struck a wide area along the coast.
2:46 p.m., March 11, 2011 the Great East Japan Earthquake
38 degrees north latitude, 142.9 degrees east longitude, Appox.24
km deep (provisional value) / M9 (provisional value)
Seismic
Seismic Intensity
centerDisaster status after the earthquake and tsunami

×<Disaster status in Fukushima Prefecture> As of May 30, 2016
◆Deaths : 3,873(This number includes 2,045 disaster-related deaths(※1)◆ Missing: 3 （※2）

in Japanese scale

upper
lower
upper
lower

(※1)Disaster-related deaths are not caused directly by the disaster, but occur afterwards due toindirect causes including stress and decline in health from living as evacuees. (※2) For the 227
people missing, 224 have had death notifications issued, and are counted as deaths.

<Cost of damage in Fukushima prefecture> As of March 23, 2012
◆Reported cost of damage for public works facilities:
About JPY 316.2 billion◆Reported amount of damage on agricultural, forestry
and fishery facilities: About JPY 245.3 billion◆Reported amount of damage on educational facilities:
About JPY 37.9 billion◆Total of reported amount of damage on public facilities:
About JPY 599.4 billion

Fukushima
Prefecture※Areas under the jurisdiction of the prefectural government: for the 30km radius surrounding
the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station (F1NPS), damage costs were estimated based on
aerial photographs.
※Areas under the jurisdiction of municipalities: Excludes approximate cost of damage for a part
Osaka
Seismic center and intensity Fukuoka
of Minamisoma City and 8 municipalities located in the Futaba area.
(Data released by the【data source】
Meteorological Agency)
Land Rehabilitation & Development Group, Fukushima Restoration & Revitalization Headquarters
for Great East Japan Earthquake

A drainage facility in
Soma city

Iwaki city

Shirakawa-Toba line

SapporoTokyo

Iwase Agricutire High Schoolin Kagamiishi town

Status of housing damage by region<Damage status> As of May 30, 2016
◆Totally damaged: 15,172 housing facilities◆Half damaged: 79,084 housing facilities
Half damaged
36,596 houses

Half damaged
162 houses

Aizu Region

Status of housing damage(Ukedo district, Namie Town)

Totally damaged
9,964 houses

Inland area was severely
damagedTotally damaged
24 houses

Half damaged
42,326 houses

Totally damaged
5,184 houses

Central Region

Coastal Region

Extensive damage
caused by Tsunami

Fukushima Prefecture Disaster Situation – Evacuation
Evacuees peaked in May, 2012 with 164,865, then gradually decreased. As of January, 2016, the number declined to
below 100,000, but still many people continue to evacuate. In 2015 June, the national government announced the goal
to lift evacuation orders for all areas excluding ‘Difficult-to-return zone’( color portion of the map). Along with theprogress of lifting evacuation orders, restoration of infrastructure and development of commercial facilities are
ongoing in preparation for the return of residents.
Areas to which evacuation orders have been issued in thewake of nuclear power station (NPS) accident[March 11, 2011]

Difficult-to-return zone
Restricted residencezone◆Evacuation order was issued for 3 km radius zone

from the Daiichi NPS.

◆On the same day, indoor evacuation was issued

Evacuation ordercancellation preparationzone

for 10 km radius zone.

[March 12, 2011]◆Evacuation order was issued for 10 km radius zone from the Daiichi NPS.
◆On the same day evacuation order was issued for 20 km radius zone.
◆Evacuation order was issued for 3 km radius zone from the Daini NPS.
◆Evacuation order was issued for 10 km radius zone on the same day.

[April 22, 2011 ]・Annual integrated doses are over 50mSv
・Entry is prohibited with some exceptions
・Lodging is prohibited.
・Annual integrated doses are between 20 and 50 mSv.
・Entry is permitted, and business operation is partiallypermitted as well.
・Lodging is prohibited with some exceptions.
・Annual integrated doses are below 20 mSv.
・Entry is permitted, and business operation ispermitted as well・Lodging is prohibited with some exceptions..

*Date on the map :Evacuation Instruction (being) Cancelled
On July 12, 2016- Evacuation Instruction areas : 726Km2(approximately 5% occupation of Fukushima Prefecture )Kawamata
Town

July 12,2016

Iitate Village■Evacuation-designated areas (Restricted areas)■Deliberate evacuation areas■Emergency evacuation preparation areas

Minamisoma Ciｔy20km
radius(The order was lifted on September 30, 2011)※Part of Date City, Minamisoma City and Kawauchi Village

are designated as specific spots recommended for evacuation.
Minamisoma
City

Iwaki City

Fukushima
Daiichi NPS

Namie Town

June 12, 2016
Futaba Town
Tamura City

April 1,2014

Okuma Town

Tomioka Town

Oct. 1,2014

Kawauchi Village

June 14, 2016

Transitionof evacuees
180,000
150,000

164,865
152,113

Evacuees outside the prefecture
Evacuees inside the prefecture
Missing（unit: person)

129,154

120,000

113,983
92,15490,00060,00030,000
0

１４７

2012
May

2013
May

５０

31

20

2014
May

2015
May

2016
May

Fukushima
Daiichi NPS

Ｐａｃｉｆｉｃ Ｏｃｅａｎ

Iitate Village
30km radius
Kawamata
Town
20km radius
Katsurao
Namie Town
Village
Futaba Town
Tamura City
Okuma Town
Kawauchi Tomioka Town
Village
Naraha Town
Hirono Town

Katsurao Village

Naraha Town

Sep.5,2015◆Decision to lift evacuation orders

Hirono Town

On June 12, 2016, evacuation orders for “Restricted residence zone" and the"Evacuation order cancellation preparation zone“ in Katsurao Village will be lifted. Thisis the first time evacuation orders will be lifted for Restricted residence zone. On June
14, 2016, Kawauchi Village and on 12, 2016, Minamisoma City will follow.

◆Decision to develop a robot test field site, Minamisoma City
and Namie Town
The prefecture decided to develop a "robot test field" and"International Industry-Academia-Government Collaboration
Center (robots)" which will promote research anddevelopment of disaster response robots and demonstrative
tests for industrial revitalization . As an additional facility, thetest runway for taking-off and landing of unmanned aircrafts
will be developed in Namie Town.

Namie
Town

image

◆Naraha Remote Technology Development Center (Mock-up Center) Test
Facility completed

Estimation of population

March 1 2011

Number ofhouseholds
721,535

Population(unit：person)
2,024,401

male
982,427

female1,041,974

Maｙ 1 2016

740,977

1,903,704

940,991

962,713comparison

19,442▲ 120,697▲ 41,436▲ 79,261

On March 30, 2016, a completion ceremony
was held for a test facility of the Naraha
Remote Technology Development Center
constructed by the Japan Atomic Energy Agency(JAEA). The facility is equipped with a mock-up
of a part of a nuclear reactor containment
vessel, and serves as a hub of decommissioning
research by TEPCO. Full operation started from
April.

NarahaTown

Reconstruction of the livelihood of disaster-affected citizens
In order to provide stable housing for disaster-affected citizens, including evacuees, Fukushima is in theprocess of installing recovery public housing. The Prefectural Government is responsible for recovery
public housing targeted towards nuclear evacuees and is currently planning to build a total of 4,890
units.
Reconstruction of housing environment〈Housing environment of disaster-affected citizens 〉（As of April 28, 2016)

Temporary housing units built

15,758 units (9,097 units have tenants)

Housings rented by administrations
to support affected citizens

12,975 units

Housings reconstructed20,414 cases(vs 31,615 application, 64.6% progress )〈Developmental situation of Revitalization Public Housing 〉

Temporary housing units
for evacuees
As the tenancy is scheduled to
end in March 2017, we aretalking about the housing
matter with evacuees to makesmooth transition.
Available until
March 2017

（As of April 30, 2016）classification

units planned

units completed

For earthquake andtsunami affected people

Total of 2,807 units will
be built by 11
municipalities.

2,633units

For nuclear disasterevacuees

In total 4,890 housings
will be built by thePrefectural Govt.

1,192units※numbers arescheduled units

Fukushima
４７５
city

Nihonmatsu
３４６
city
Otama village
６７（Soma city

３９８

Minamisoma
３５０
city
９２７

Koriyama city
５７０

Fukushima Daiichi NPS

Tamuracity
Narahatown

Aizuwakamatsucity
１３４
Miharu２１７
town
Sukagawa １００
city
Kagamiishi
town
２４

１２９
Shinchi town

Kawamata town
１２０

Motomiya city
６１

Kawauchivillage
Shirakawa
１６
city
４０

Introduced an app to
support returnees
県内29の市町村社会
Providing useful information for
those living in evacuated areas and福祉協議会に生活支援
nearby municipalities.
相談員203人を配置。（平成26年1月末現在）
高齢者の見守りや応急仮設住宅等へ避難している住民の支援を実施。

１８
１４１

Hironotown

６２
５８

Iwaki city

１,５１３
１,７６８

２５

５２
Yabuki town

（Iwaki city）

Starting rent inMarch 2016
Constructed by private sector and we bought
whole in order to save construction time

Strengthening of the Futaba Region
Emergency Medical System.

２２
６４

Koori
town

Revitalization Pbulic Housing

Taking care of evacuees
303 life support counsellors have been assigned
to social welfare councils in 28 municipalities
throughout the prefecture (as of June 01, 2016). In
addition to taking careof elderly and preventing
isolation, they are also
actively involved in working
to help with relieving
residents’ health worries(including fears about
radiation) rebuild livelihoods,
and risk communication.

From June 1, 2016, emergency doctors of the
Futaba Emergency General Medical Support
Center (established in the hospital attached tothe prefectural medical university) will bestationed in the branch
station of Tomioka Fire
Station, in order to givethe first hand treatment
upon emergency call.
They are planning toconduct visiting
consultations for elderly
people who can hardly move while listening toregional needs to secure the safety and securityof medical services in the Futaba Region.

Police efforts to protect
disaster-affected citizens
After the disaster, support was received frompolice officers all around the country . Police
have continued efforts to protect evacuees andensure their safety, including patrols of thedisaster affected areas, temporary housing, andrecovery public housing. The Futaba Police
Station, Katsurao Police Box was resumed to help
secure the safe
return of residentsof Katsurao Village.
(April 1, 2016)

Providing information to evacuees
県内29の市町村社会福祉協議会に生活支
The prefecture
cooperates withmunicipalities
and NPOs throughout
援相談員203人を配置。（平成26年1月末現
the country to provide evacuees with在） of publications about thea varietyrecoveryefforts and support events
高齢者の見守りや応急仮設住宅等へ避難
being held at various evacuation
している住民の支援を実施。
sites.
Publications include
information magazines and digest
versions of local papers, and also a
paper featuring the current situationin Fukushima.

Environmental restoration
The air radiation dose rates within the prefecture have significantly decreased since April, 2011. In
addition to this, steady progress has been made in the decontamination of housing and other areas.
Transition of air radiation dose in Fukushima Prefecture◆Radiation dose level map covering the whole area of the prefecture based on the monitoring mesh survey ofenvironmental radiation by Fukushima Prefecture.
◆Transition of measurements
Legend3－ Main road

[μSv/h]2.74

Fukushima
City

Fukushima
FukushimaCity
City

2（avg fig before the disaster0.04μSv/h）

1

0.19
0

※Radiation doses were surveyed with amonitoring car in the former restricted area.

April 12 - 16, 2011

0 or more

2011 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Apr Sep Sep Sep Sep Sep June

May 13 -June 10, 2015
Shown on home page of the prefectural
government, releasing results ofmeasurements in major cities in the world
http://fukushima-radioactivity.jp/【Source】 Fukushima Prefecture Disaster prevention Headquarters (provisional value)

Fukushima
City

Aizuwaka
matsu
City

Pre disaster0.04 0.04～0.05

Apr2011
Sep2011
Sep2012
Sep2013
Sep2014
Jun2016

2.74
1.04
0.69
0.33
0.25
0.19

≪Reference≫
Data source: SafeCast

Iwaki
City

・Seoul, South Korea
0.09μSｖ/h (As of Nov.18,2012)

0.05～
0.06

0.24
0.13
0.10
0.07
0.07
0.06

・Beijing, China
0.10μSｖ/h (As of Nov.6,2011)

0.66
0.18
0.10
0.09
0.08
0.07

●Fukushima

・Munich, Germany
0.12μSｖ/h (As of Dec.21,2012)●Koriyama●
Aizuwakamatsu
Fukushima

Daiichi NPS●
Minamiaizu

・New York, U.S.A.
0.06μSｖ/h (As of Jan.27,2013)※Figures shown on Fukushima map are as of Jun 1, 2016(as of April 30, 2016)
Road (km)Implemented
進捗数

366,275(87.2%)

Implemented
進捗数

9,853(84.5%)

進捗数
Implemented

Ordered
発注数

398,810(95.0%)

Ordered
発注数

10,643(91.2%)

発注数
Ordered419,834

Planned
計画数11,664

Planned

H26までの0

H26までの250000500000＜Special Decontamination Area＞
The national government plans and conducts
decontamination in 11 municipalities.

●Shirakawa●Iwaki

Decontamination Progress in ‘ Intensive Contamination Survey Area’
Housing (number)
Public Facility (number)

Planned
計画数●Minamisoma

08,268(53.6%)
11,302(73.2%)

H26までの
計画数

5000

10000

15,4320

5,000

10,000 15,000 20,000<Graph of Housing implemented >40（10 Thousand unit)

30
20＜Intensive Contamination Survey Area＞

Each municipality plans and does
decontamination work. The prefecture’s 39
municipalities are designated.

10
0
56
2012

9 12 32013

6

9 12 32014

6

9 12 36 9 12 34

2015

‘16

Disaster Waste Disposal◆Status of Disaster Waste disposal (As of March 31, 2016) (unit: 1,000 tons)

Dealing with Disaster Waste

AmountAmount estimated toestimated to be be carried into temporary Amount disposed ofgeneratedstorage sites
Coastal region

2,925

2,666（ 91.1％)

2,122（ 72.5％)

Central region

1,056

1,042（ 98.7％)

1,040（ 98.6％)

Aizu region

Total

19

19（100.0％)19（100.0％)

4,000

3,727（ 93.2％)

3,181( 79.5％)

Temporary incinerators
in Hirono Town

◆Storage situation of contaminated waste
Incineration disposal of sewage sludge (about 38,000 tons from 5 municipalities located in the upstream of Abukuma River) which have been
kept in the Ken-chu Purification Center was completed on May 31, 2016, steadily furthering the reduction of sludge in facilities in the pref.
Facility for volume reduction
Storage amount (tons)
results
Stored Sewage Sludge
Sewage sludge
Incineration ash（General waste）

75,700(As of Sep. 20,2013)

29,700(As of Apr. 20,2016)

56,698(As of July 31 ,2012)

267,600(As of Mar. 31,2016)

Temporary Storage site

Total of 52 municipalities in the prefecture, excluding 7 municipalities where the whole areas are designated as
special areas for decontamination (Naraha Town, Tomioka Town, Okuma Town, Futaba Town, Namie Town, Katsurao
Village and Iitate Village).

◆Storage conditions of removed soil generated（unit：site）

As of March 31, 2014
Temporary storage site based on thedecontamination plan
Storage where it generated, such as house garden,
factory site, school groundothersTotal

As of Dec 31, 2015

664

856

53,057

127,361

10471

53,825

128,288

Interim Storage facility◆Transportation of excavated soil and other wastes into the Interim Storage Facility
In the pilot (test) transportation conducted in 2015, a total of 45,383㎥ of removed soil was carried into
the interim storage facility from the specified 43 municipalities. In 2016, a total of about 150,000㎥ ofremoved soil will be carried in from the 49 municipalities, and as of June 1, the transportation is underway inOkuma Town and Futaba Town. In order to secure safety and security, the Prefecture will confirm thesituation of transportation and the interim storage facility based on the Safety Agreement signed between
the National Government, Fukushima Prefectural Government, Okuma Town and Futaba Town, and release
the results on websites accordingly. .

A series of research centers are built andenhanced in order to accelerate the rehabilitationof the environment of the prefecture and create
the environment which allows the residents to live
safely and securely into the future.

Okuma town, Futaba Town

Environmental Creation Centre Main Facility (Miharu Town)

Establishing research centers forenvironmental recovery◆

Image : Ministry of The Environment

Environmental radiation Centre(Minamisoma City)

Fukushima Prefectural Center
for Environmental Creation,
July 21, 2016, Grand
Opening Day

Open in Nov 2015

Wildlife Symbiosis Centre(Otama Village)

Open on April 27, 2016

Inawashiro Aquatic Environment
Centre(Inawashiro Town)

Open on April 15, 2016

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Support for utilization of radiationの支援 data for drawing of easilyなど
monitoring
understandable map…

○態調査
Project to review the decontamination
technology for rivers, lakes and pondsなど○ Behavioral survey of radionuclide in wild
lives…

Situation of restoration and development of social infrastructure
Reconstruction work has begun for 97% of public works facilities, and 83% have already been
completed. Currently the prefecture is focused on the tsunami affected area, and is aiming tocomplete reconstruction as soon as possible, while developing and strengthening roads and otherinfrastructure, and ensuring that recovery efforts proceed in a safe and secure manner.
◆Progress by construction site

New roads for restoration are under construction（As of April 30, 2015）

The prefecture is currently installing a road network inorder to provide strong support for the revitalization of‘areas to which evacuation orders are ready to be lifted’.
The network is aimed to be completed by 2018-2023,
and will include 8 main routes covering the coastal
region, in the areas surrounded by express and national
highways.

Construction site of
Number ofof sites for
Number of sites Number
completion
public works
construction
to be assesses
facilities for(sites intended
Rate ofRate ofrestoration
for restoration work)
completion(%)
construction(%)
from the disaster

Total

2,126 2,052

97%

1,765

83%

264

97%

237

87%

156

154

99%

62

40%

Road and bridge

798

787

99%

746

93%

Port and harbors

331

315

95%

296

89%

Fishing port

River and sanderosion control

271

Coast

After restoration

473

435

92%

327

69%

Sewage

3

3

100%

3

100%

Park andurban facility

5

5

100%

5

100%

Public housing

89

89

100%

89

100%

Yamamoto

Soma

Minamisoma
Harano
machi

Namie

Aizu (26 sites)

Completed 100%CentralCompleted 100%(534)

AirportTakitaCompleted 77%(1,205 sites)
18% 5%
Progress inside
the evacuation zone
20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

Under construction（287sites）

Number of sites

starting

completion

344

296

Un-started（74 sites）
Number of sites to be assesses (sites intended for restoration work)

86%

190

HironoHirono90% 100%【Reference】
Progress inside the evacuation zone

ratio

Fuksuhima
DaiichiNPS

Joban
Tomioka

Coastal (1,566)

10%

Port
Soma

Soma

（Soma-Fukushima route）◆ Progress, by Region0%

Hamayoshida

ratio

55%

The following lines even in areas in which theresidents are not permitted to live passfreely(there are some exceptions) .
○ Route 6, Ono-Tomioka Route（2014.9.15）○ Part of Route 114 (2014.12.6）○Part of Route 288, Part of Iwaki-Namie Route（2015.2.28）

Port Onahama

ＪＲ Joban Line
Joban Highway
The national government started expanding theexpressway between Iwaki Chuo IC and Hirono IC 4
lanes, and aims to complete it in almost 5 years by theend of FY2020. (Source: Ministry of Land,
Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, released at thepress conference on March 10, 2016)

Agricultural andother facilities

Progress rate

Farmland

33.3%(Ratio of area available for resumption ofagricultural management)（July,2015）

Agricultural management bodies(Resumption status of management)※including partially resumed bodies

60.9%

Iwaki Chuo IC- Hirono IC,
aiming expand to 4 lanes
by the end of FY2020.

Ribbon cutting ceremony

・Hirono-Tatsuta [Resumed on June1,2014]
・Odaka-Haranomachi [To resume on July 12 2016]
・Soma-Hamayoshida [Projected to resume in 2016]
・Namie-Odaka [Projected to resume in 2017]
・Tatsuta-Tomioka [Projected to resume in 2017]
・Tomioka-Namie [Projected to resume in 2020]

JR Joban Line is expected to run
through the entire sections by
March 2020.

・Soma Sta.-Watari Sta.
・Tatsuta Sta.-Haranomachi Sta.

Situation of restoration and revitalization/Damage status
Area of farmland available for resumption of agricultural management
Area of farmland affected by tsunami following the Great East Japan
Earthquake (Including old Restricted Area)
Management body that resumed agricultural management（March,2014） Management body affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake

1,820 ha5,460 ha10,500 management body
17,200 management body

Fishery management bodies

41.1%(Situation of operational resumption)（May,2015）

Restoration construction of
farmland and agricultural facilities

85.4%

District for which construction get started

2,656 district（Feb ,2016）

District for which assessment is completed

3,109 district

Management body that resumed fishing operation (including test fishing).

304 management bodyManagement body affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake

740 management body

Health of citizens
The prefecture has implemented the ‘Fukushima Health Management Survey’ in order to protect thephysical and mental health of citizens, and maintain and improve health in Fukushima into the future.
The survey includes the estimation of citizens’ radiation exposure and thyroid examinations.
Fukushima Health Survey
Citizens residing in the prefecture as of March 11, 2011 (2,055,326 persons)

Basic survey

Self-administered questionnaires: 27.4%（As of Dec 31,2015）（564,083 respondents against 2,055,326 subjects）

Thyroid gland inspections＜Results of estimate on external exposure dose＞【All citizens surveyed】 Ratio of dose from 0 to 2mSv accounts for 93.8% of all.
※Estimate of external exposure dose for the 4 months from the nuclear accident (March-July2011)

Citizens aged 18 or younger at the time of the disaster (About 380,000 persons)＜Full-scale inspection＞（starting FY2014）＜Primary inspections＞（FY2011 to FY2013）

The second inspection for the comparison withthe primary inspection. The subjects will
include infants born till April 1, 2012. The
inspection will be conducted every 2 years withthe subjects to the age of 20, and after 20 it willtake place every 5 years.

Inspection to confirm the present situation of children who aged
18 or younger at the time of the disaster, about 300 ,000 were
examined by March 2014.

(As of Dec 31,2015)

Result ofJudgement
judgment
Judgment

A（A2）

Judgment B
Judgment C

Full-scale inspection
Number of Proportion Number of Proportion
number of
number of
examinees
examinees
portionportionContents of judgment
Judgement Contents

Result（A1）

Primary inspection

examinees

examinees

154,606

No node or cyst was observed.
Node smaller than 5.0 mm or cyst smaller than 20 mm wasobserved.
Node larger than 5.1 mm or cyst larger than 20.1 mm
was observed.

2,293

0.8%

89,56570187
128,704
70187
1,819

1

0.0%

0

99.2%
143,576

Judgi ng from the condi ti ons of thyroi d gl a nd, the exa mi nee
i s i mmedi a tel y requi red to ta ke a s econda ry i ns pecti on.

【Reference】
Results of survey for findingson thyroid glands over threeprefectures other than
Fukushima Prefecture

99.2% Surveyed in three cities in Japan
0.8%

Hirosaki City, Aomori Pref.
Kofu City, Yamanashi Pref.
Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Pref.

0.0%

Persons surveyed
Aged 3 to 18: 4,365 examinees

Primary inspections ・Judgments A 1 and A2 require follow-up till the next (after FY2014) inspection.
・Judgments B and C require the secondary inspection. (Common in the advanced examination and full-scale examination)
・Though a person’s condition is diagnosed as being within the Judgment A2, he/she is determined to be the Judgment B if
the condition of thyroid gland seems to be in need of the secondary inspection. (Common in the advanced examination andfull-scale examination)
・In the secondary examination, 116 examinees were found to be malignant or suspicious malignant.
(101 had operation: 1 with benign node, 100 with thyroid gland cancer)

Results of survey【A1】1,853examinees (42.5%)【A2】2,468examinees (56.5%)【Ｂ】
44examinees ( 1.0%)【Ｃ】
0examinees ( 0.0%)

Full-scale inspection＜Source＞

・Judgments A 1 and A2 require follow-up till the next inspection. (after FY2016)
・In the secondary examination (results were confirmed for 1,087 examinees), 51 examinees were found to be malignant or
suspicious malignant. (16 had operation: 16 with thyroid gland cancer)

Data released to press by the
Ministry of the Environment

Internal exposure inspections using whole body counters
Cumulative number of examinees (June 2011 – Mar 2016) 282,688 examinees【Results of inspection】
Committed effective dose (internal exposure dose radiated within the body throughout one’s lifetime)
Below 1mSv

1mSv

2mSv

3mSv

282,662 examinees

14 examinees

10 examinees

2 examinees
Whole body counter

Free medical care for all citizens aged 18 or under

Fukushima has increased the age range for those eligible to received medical subsidies. This is part of an effort tosupport child-raising in the prefecture through creating an environment focused on child health, where it is easy togive birth to and raise children. As of October 2012, free medical care is provided to citizens aged 18 or younger.

Development of a hub for cutting-edge radiological research and medical care
In order to protect the health of citizens into the future, Fukushima is developing a hub for cutting-edge radiological research and medical care.

Image【Five functions】①Radiation Medical Science Center for the Fukushima HealthManagement Survey②Advanced clinical research center (April 2016, operation started)③Advanced medical treatment section④Education and personnel training section⑤Medical – Industry Translational Research Center

Place
Completion

Fukushima City
(Fukushima Medical
University)
By 2017 March
being in full serviceSituation of the Agricultural, Forestry, and Fishery Industries
Production values for the agricultural, forestry, and fishing industries have decreased since 3.11. The
prefecture is putting the upmost effort into a variety of activities to revitalize the agricultural, forestry, andfishery industries, which will in turn contribute to helping rebuild the livelihoods of disaster-affected citizens.
Activities include PR campaigns introducing delicious Fukushima products along with the systems in place toensure food security and safety.

Transition in the amounts of agricultural products produced in the prefecture (Unit: 100 million Jpy)
OthersLivestock
Flowers
Fruits2,330
94

本県の農業産出額の推移
Amountof agricultural products

61
292
551

2,049
63

2,021
57
388
63
212

441
77
245

436

389

469

Vege.
菜

791

867

750

754

1,837
54

2,000

475

1,500

2010

H23年

2011

H24年

H25年

2012

2013

130.1

124.8

Production ofcultivatedmushrooms

87.2
73.9

85.5

93.3
85.5

Production of
firewood andcharcoal
Production oftimber

78
248

1,000

452

500

*529

0

Rice

H22年

136.4

secondary products

1,851
47
417
51
197

541

forestry industry

2,500 Harvest of forest’08 ’09 ‘10 ’11 ’12 ‘13 2014
marine fisheries

Marinefisheries

64.1

H26年

2014

*In terms of rice, crop acreage and yield increased after 2012, but in 2014, the nationwide rice
price sharply dropped and the rice output also significantly dropped in the prefecture, as well.

【Source】 Prepared based on Statistics of Agricultural Income Produced, Forestry Income Produced andFisheries Income Produced by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries’08 ’09 ‘10 ’11 ’12 ‘13 2014

Transition of the price of agricultural products representative of Fukushima- Production Volume in the nation (2010) Rice：4th highest, Peach：2nd highest,, Beef cattle (Japanese Beef)：10th highest (raised)

Rice（OTC：JPY／60ｋｇ）

Beef cattle (Japanese Beef)

Peach■Japan ■Fukushima■Japan■Fukushima（unit：JPY／ｋｇ）
700

16,501
546 519 577
15,215600
507 502
14,341
498
13,154 500
14,00012,711400
15,897
11,967
16,00012,00010,00014,442
12,507300

13,381 12,129 200
100
10,718439

222

340 356 358 429

0

8,000
2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

【Source】 MAFF Projection of OTC trade s of Rice

（unit：JPY／ｋｇ）
2,500
2,000

1,784

■Japan ■Fukushima

1,6271,722

1,9191,986

1,500
1,000

1,708

500

1,655

2,402

2,174
1,685

1,359
1,266

0

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 20152010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
【Source】 Market statistics on website of Tokyo Central Market

Public relations for products that primary industries produced in the prefecture
In order to restore the reputation of Fukushima’s primary industry products, the prefecture is carrying out a variety of PR
activities to appeal a wide variety of delicious products that are safe and secure.

Tasting of Fukushima’s sakeprovided to members of the press

Kawamata silk

Promotion of prefectural products
at the G7 Summit Japan 2016

At the G7 Japan Summit held from May 26 to 27
in 2016, Fukushima brewed sakes were chosen as
souvenirs for leaders of the world. In addition,
Kawamata Silk goods were displayed, and naturalcarbonated water from Kaneyama Town wasprovided. Fukushima sakes were provided tomembers of the press from all around the world
to promote prefectural products.

Governor's presentation at the
tourism exchange seminar

Exchange session

Promotion of trading by the Governor
in Thailand

On May 30, 2016, the Governor promoted trading targeting
retailers and tourism agencies in Bangkok in Thailand throughopening of a tourism exchange seminar and negotiation
meeting for the sales expansion of prefectural products. At thenegotiation meeting, they reached an agreement that theprefecture will export about 20 tons of peaches, a record high,produced in Fukushima to Thailand .

MIDETTE 2nd Anniversary Fair
（Apr 8,2016）

Fukushima Hall 'MIDETTE‘
in Tokyo
The hall located in Tokyo is hard atwork holding a variety of events toshow metropolitan area the current
Fukushima, including recovery
progress, the safety and security ofFukushima products, and the many
attractions Fukushima has to offer.

Food safety and security efforts
In order to ensure that no food products containing radioactive materials over the safety standard reach themarket, the prefecture has conducted decontamination work for farmland, and strengthened the inspection
system in place for safety confirmation. All rice produced in Fukushima undergoes inspection, as it is a staple of
the Japanese diet. Labels are placed on rice bags to show that they have been met safety standards.
In order to ensure the safe distribution of marine products obtained through trial fishing operations, theprefectures offers guidance to fishery cooperatives in regards to inspection technology, and are working withproducers and distributors to establish an efficient inspection system.
Situation of decontamination in farmland(April 2016)

Decontamination of farmland(Including rice field, farm, orchard and grazing ground)

Reverse the surface soil with
subsoil

scraping off surface soil

Reverse plowing

Cleaning of tree bark

Number of
implemented

29,517(87.8%)

Number ofordered

29,769(88.5%)

Number ofcases planned

33,63026,00028,00030,00032,00034,000

Monitoring of Fukushima's agricultural, forestry and fishery products
Fukushima’s primary products undergo monitoring inspection before being shipped. Any product that is found to exceed the safety standard isbanned from being shipped based on the product type and produced area. Products being distributed are confirmed to be safe.
※April
2014-March
Inspection
results2015
from April 2015 to Mar. 2016 (* “Brown rice“ , August 2015 –Mar. 2016)

Inspection
on all ricein all ricebags

Primary industry
products* Brown rice
Vegetables & Fruits
Livestock productCultivated
Mushrooms
Mountain plants & Wild
Mushrooms

Number ofinspections

Proportion of samples exceeding thereference level (Number) ・ (%)

About 10.48 million
4,585

0
0

0.00%
0.00%

4,562

0

0.00%

758

0

0.00%

804

7

0.87%

9,215

*7

0.08%

Fishery products◆All rice produced in the prefecture is inspected.

a belt conveyor type ofInspection equipment

Distribution offood products
exceeding thereference level is
not allowed.

*7 cases of fisheries products are all caught from rivers.

Label showing the bag has passed inspection◆Fishing of red salmons resumed at Lake Numazawa
As a result of monitoring,
it was confirmed that the radiation levels were stably below thestandards.
Therefore, fishing restriction requirement was
Red salmon
removed on March 30, 2016.
On April 9, 2016, fishing season for red salmons
Resumed for the first time in 4 years.

In the prefecture, this species live
only in Lake Numazawa(Kaneyama Town)◆Trial Fishing Conducted by the Fishing Industry

website for test information

http://www.new-fukushima.jp/
foreign_language_potal

Fishermen in Fukushima Prefecture were forced to place a ban on coastal and trawl fishing; however the Japanese Safety Standard forsafety of certain species of fish has been confirmed based on over 20,000 items tested during monitoring Radioactive Cesium Contained
inspections. As of March 29 2016, trial fishing is currently being carried out targeting 73 specific species. in Foods(Unit :Bq /kg)

New reference level(from April,2012)
Catch landing throughtest fishing

Measuring and retreatmentof fish bodyInspection ofradioactive cesium

In addition, all fish produced from the trial fishing that is planned to be sold undergoes inspection forradiation. The Fishery Cooperative Association set voluntary standards stricter than that of the national
government (50Bq/kg vs 100Bq/kg for the national standard) for catches to be sold through trial fishing,and conduct screening for radioactive substances.

General food 100
Milk50
Infant food50
Drinking water 10

Tourism Industry Recovery
Fukushima Destination Campaign (DC) took place between April and June, 2015, when the inbound tourists recovered
to 90 % of the pre-disaster number according to the quick estimation. Fukushima tourism campaign 2016 (After DC) ,"A Happy Island filled with Blossoms of Happiness "is underway between April and June, 2016. We are committed tostabilizing the achievements from Fukushima DC, including hospitality by all residents in unity, development ofregionally driven tourism networks and improvement of tourism resources, and continue to promote tourism.

Changes of the number on tourism in the prefecture◆*Tourists’ accommodation◆Situation of inbound tourism and education tourin Fukushima Prefecture

Comparison of guest nights on year-to-year basis(After March, 2012, compared to the same month in 2010)
30.0%
20.0%
10.0%

17.9%

Overall Japan

0.0%-10.0%-9.3%-20.0%-30.0%-40.0%

Fukushima-50.0%-60.0%◆Total number of guests from overseas countries-70.0%

15

20112013 12月 6月2014
2015
2月
6月
12月 2012
6月
12月
6月
12月
6月 12月
H23 accommodation
H24is a facility whose
H25 guests with
H26
* Tourists‘
sightseeing H27
purposeaccounted for over 50% of all guests.
【Data】 Japan Tourism Agency The Survey of Tourist Accommodation
Tourism Promotion Bureau, Fukushima Prefectural Government

10

27,5402010

Various events are accelerating the recovery of the tourism industry

DunlopSrixonFukushimaOpen

2016 July©FCTWill be held from July 21
to 24, 2016. This event has
been held since 2014 withthe purpose to vitalize
regions and support therevitalization of
Fukushima. Every time top
level professionals
participate in the event,drawing attention from allaround Japan.

2011

37,23041,83052,45044,040(unit: person)

2012

2013

2014

Fukushima ＤＣ

Pre ＤＣWe will hold further promotions to
attract tourists by implementing
round-tour plans, such as tours forfood spots including breweries which
won the largest number of gold
medals in the National New Sake
Appraisal Competition, flower spots
and hot spring spots.

The 11th Shokuiku Promotion National Meetin Fukushima
The prefecture willFu2016 June
spread food culture
and food ingredients inFukushima Prefecture
to the rest of Japanand the world andcommunicate thebustling situation of
Fukushima throughfood nationwide.

Vs 201054.6%

Vs 201028.7％

50

On May 18, 2016, 18 brands of Fukushima brewers wereawarded gold prizes at the 104th Japan Annual Sake Awards
in which brewers of Japanese sake compete based on thequality of their new sake, and won the largest number of gold
prizes in Japan for four consecutive years. This is the 6th time
for the prefecture to win the largest number of gold prizes.

96,0402015

After ＤＣ

After DC Opening ceremony (April 2, 2016)2016 July-Oct.

Vermeer and Rembrandt: The Masters of
the 17th Century Dutch Golden Age
2016 Apr 6-May 8

Fukushima
Koriyama city
city
NishigoIwaki cityvillage

Some works of Vermeer
and Rembrandt who
represent Dutch
painting in the 17th
century were displayed.
The number of visitors
was recorded 104,150.

Prefectural Gallery

U-15 Baseball World cup 2016 in Iwaki

2016 July-Aug©Gettyimages/SamuraiJapan

The prefecture aims tohold an event which will
be a symbol ofrevitalization by releasing
messages forrevitalization andhospitality with feeling ofappreciation in return forsupport of restoration.

Application exclusive to participation in thestamp rally will be downloadable from July, 2016.

Industrial promotion and creation of employment
After the disaster the number of offices has shown a declining trend. According to the industrial
production index which indicates the production situation for the manufacturing industry, levels have notyet recovered to pre-disaster conditions. There have also been employment mismatches occurring,depending on the type of occupation.
For the sustainable development of Fukushima industries, the prefecture will provide proactive support forthe continuation and resumption of small and medium sized companies, which are the core of the regional
economy. In addition, there are also efforts in place to secure employment opportunities, including
attracting business investment within the prefecture.
120

2014＝１００110◆ IP index transited around 90 from 2011 to 2016 based on the index of 100 for
2010, not showing the recovery to the pre-disaster level. Particularly, slowdown
is apparent in the transportation machinery industry, electronics parts, device,machinery industry.

（seasonally adjusted）

100
90
2016.32016.3
86.6
86.6

80
70
60

1 3 5 7 9111 3 5 7 9111 3 5 7 9111 3 5 7 9111 3 5 7 9111 3 5 7 9111 3

2010◆ Fukushima business investment subsidy for revitalization of industries

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

We support companies that set up new factory or additional factory inside the prefecture. Those activate business and create jobs.

Number of New and additional construction of factories
Situation of new and additional construction for plants(sites over 1,000 ㎡ in area) in Fukushima Prefecture

120
100
80
60
40
20
0

Add.
New
６７
５４

32 43

１０３ １００
８８55

22 24 33

60 51
43 49

Kenpoku district
Soso
Aizu district
76
district49

１０２ １０２

７５52

Number by district

42 46 ７０
４２ ５２
２３

18

８０

35 45

60 56
10 26
35 35
23 13 16 34

Kenchu district

Automobile related parts
mfg.

TamuraAdd

55
Textile, Chemical mfg.

Minami-Aizu
118 Iwaki
districtKennan district district

5

61

School satchel mfg.

82
Electrical measuring
instruments mfg.

Iwaki

Add

Solar generator
appliances mfg.

※Number of reported establishments based upon
the Fukushima Industrial Development Ordinance.

446 companies total subsidy sum: JPY 199.7 billion

Aizuwakamatsu New

as of Dec.,2015

Koriyama

New

SukagawaNew

5,305 jobs(about USD 1.8billion ,USDJPY=@110)

to be created◆Subsidy to business investment for employment creation in the tsunami and nuclear disaster-affected areas
Companies that are based in Fukushima Prefecture for business operation
Cumulative total of adopted companies by the first to the third public offerings.

191 companies total subsidy sum: JPY 88.4 billion

as of Nov.,2015(about USD 1.8billion ,USDJPY=@110)

Support for restoration of facilities and equipment◆Subsidized project for restoration and maintenance of group facilities including small and mid-sizedcompanies
Sum covering from 2011 to 2015: Supported 367 groups 3,674 companies with grants of 109.8 billion
yen◆Support project for restoration and revitalization of small and mid-sized companies
Sum covering from 2011 to 2015: Supported 3,976 cases with 98 billion yen

2,279 jobs
to be created

Employment support◆Emergency Job Creation Project
Sum covering from FY2011 to 2015：Employed 70,300 persons◆Fukushima Support Project for Industrial Revitalization and Employment
Sum covering from FY2011 to 2015：Employed 27,391 persons

Development of Hubs for Research & Development and Industrial Creation
For the revitalization and recovery of Fukushima, it is necessary not just to restore things to how they
were before the disaster, but create new, leading enterprises. Revitalization of the prefecture iscurrently being propelled by the development of hubs for R&D and industrial creation in a wide
variety of fields.
Renewable Energy Promotion

Signed the Quadripartite Agreement for the applications of CO2 free hydrogen
The Prefecture concluded the "Quadripartite Agreement for theapplications of CO2 free hydrogen with the Tokyo Metropolitan
Government, National Institute for Advanced Industrial Research andTechnology (AIST) and Tokyo Environmental Public Service Corporation(May 17, 2016). We are determined to intensify research and development
for commercialization of Fukushima-produced CO2 free hydrogen which
does not emit Carbon Dioxide (CO2) in the manufacturing stage by utilizing
renewable energy, promote cooperation with Fukushima based companies
and enhance the fostering and exchange of the workforce.

＜Target for Renewable Energy Adoption＞
Target for renewableenergy adoption

Energy demand in theprefecture
Achievement(estimation as at
Mar. 2016)26.6%

Photo by : AIST

2020
2040
Fukushima has a target to produce enoughrenewable energy to supply 100% of theenergy demand in the prefecture by 2040.
This will be achieved by increasing renewableenergy adoption, and building hubs throughthe clustering and development of relevant
industries.
2015

Offshore

Koriyama city

In 2014, the National Institute of Advanced Scienceand Technology (AIST) opened a research anddevelopment center for renewable energy inKoriyama City. The center is currently installing afacility to test and evaluate large-scale power
conditioning systems.

Opening of The 5th *REIF

Fukushima 2016(*Renewable Energy Industrial Fair)

Place Koriyama city
Status Open in April 2014

Operations are in progress to verify the safety,
reliability, and economic efficiency of floating
offshore wind farm systems. The aim is to build a
R&D hub, and cluster the wind power industry.
Place Offshore of Hirono and Naraha area
[1st stage] 2MW system operating since Nov 2013

StatusExhibiting products and parts made by renewableenergy businesses, and also provided opportunities
for business negotiations. It is to be held on 19-20 of
October, 2016.

Photo by : Fukushima Offshore Wind Consortium[2nd stage] 7MW system operating since Dec 2015
[2nd stage] 5MW system to operate from July
2016

Promotionof Smart Community Concept
Using a system for effective use of
distributed energy by providing heat andelectricity with renewables, such as solar
power and wind power and LNG forbuilding of towns for revitalization.

Geothermal Hot-spring binary
Tsuchiyu Onsen power plant

Place Shinchi town, Soma city,

Namie town, Naraha town

Coastal Area Mega Solar Power Project
Fukushima city

Photo by ：Tohoku ElectricPower Company

Output０．４MW

StatusOperatingGreen Energy Aizu,
Biomass Power Station

Koriyama Nunobiki Kogen
Wind Farm

Place

Minamisoma city

Output７０MW

StatusPlan to operate in 2018

Onahama Solar Power Project

Okuma Town Furusato
Revitalization Mega Solar

Photo by : Green Energy Aizu

Aizuwakamatsu city

OutputStatus

５．７MW
Operating

Koriyama city

OutputStatusphoto by :J-POWER

Iwaki city

Photo by : Mitsubishi Corporation

Okuma town

６５．９８MW

Output

１８．４MW

Output１．８９MW

OperatingStatusOperatingStatusOperatingPromotion of Industrial Recovery andClustering＜Production volume of medical devices＞［Unit: 100 million yen］

1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
0

1,303

688
6106281,245
1,089
942 911976
801

Collaboration with internationally advanced area International Cooperation
with German state North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW)The prefectural government is promoting businessexchange in the field of medical devices with the
Minister of Economic Affairs, Energy and Industry,
NRW, Germany. Both parties signed MOU on
September 1, 2014.
It will help transmit profound technology ofcompanies in the prefecture to the German State aswell as promote various exchange including joint
research by medical and research institutions ofboth sides.
We are expecting that there will be further
development in the medical device industry.

Opening of "Robot Fiesta Fukushima 2016"2005 2006

2007 20082009 2010

An event was held for the building of "Fukushima, theland of the robotic industrial revolution" in 2015 for the
first time, with a purpose to raise awareness of citizens,particularly the young generation, toward robots. In 2016,
we plan to hold exhibitions and demonstrations of cuttingedge robots and various types of robots which have beendeveloped in the prefecture in the respective fields ofdisaster-response, decommissioning, medical and welfare
services. (Planned to take place on November 19)

2011 2012 2013 2014

Since before the disaster, Fukushima has
been one of the top producers of medical
devices and parts in Japan. The prefectureplans to develop an even greater
production base, through promoting bothindustry and employment.
Production volume of
medical devices in 2014

130.3 billion yen(
place inJapan)

Outsourced production
volume of medical
devices in 201443.3 billion yen(
place inJapan)

Production volume ofparts for medical
equipment in 201417.7 billion yen(
place inJapan)

3rd
1st

2015 event

Innovation Coast Scheme Promotion Committee
The Robot Testing Fields and the International Industry-Academia-Government Collaboration
Facilities for Robots are to be developed starting in FY 2016 as bases that will play core roles under
the Fukushima International Research Industrial City (Innovation Coast) Framework. Ministry of
Economy , Trade and Industry and the Fukushima Prefectural Government have been jointly holding
discussions on the future directions for the development and operation of these bases.

1st

To conduct demonstrative tests andperformance assessments of disaster
response robots
設計
構想
着工
完成

Radiation Medical Science Center
Re-posting (P.7)

①
④
②
③
⑤

Image

Fukushima City

Namie town

image

To understand properties of fuel debris anddevelop disposal technology

In order to serve as a bridge between the
medical and industrial fields, the center acts
as a hub to promote the creation ofreagents, therapeutic, and diagnostic drugs
used mainly for cancer treatment.

Place

Minamisoma city

Fukushima Medical Device
Development Support Centre(Fukushima Medical University)

Aizu University Revitalization Support
Centre (Advanced ICT Laboratory)

Okuma town

image

③International Decommissioning Joint
Research Center, International Joint
Research Building

Image
Image

The prefecture is making efforts to help
clustering and foster human resources forbusinesses that are using ICT to promote
regional industry. The support center ispart of plans to install an R&D hub thatwill lead to cutting-edge ICT research, andthe creation of new ICT industries.

The center will be established to provide
comprehensive support for medical
devices from development tocommercialization. Support includes
safety assessment using large animals,
and machine operation training for
medical personnel.
It is scheduled to open in FY 2016.

Place Aizuwakamatsu City
Place
(Aizu University)

Place

Koriyama City
(Site of the former Agricultural Test Center)

Tomioka town

image

Other Facilities④Robot test field site, (Re-posting P.2)
(Minamisoma City and Namie Town)⑤Naraha Remote Technology Development
Center <Mock-up Center> (Re-posting P.2)

Basic concepts of the Revitalization Plan and FY2016 Budget

5 years on from the Great East Japan Earthquake and the nuclear accident, and situations onrevitalization of the prefecture are changing with rearrangement of evacuation areas and lifting of
evacuation order to some municipalities. in line with such change, the prefecture formulated
Revitalization Plan (the 3rd edition) on December 25, based on opinions from citizens andmunicipalities for implementation of projects required for revitalization.
We will promote revitalization of Fukushima by addressing 10 priority projects.

Revitalization
Plan

Fiscal Year 2016 initial budget is 2nd largest following the FY2015 initial budget which marked record highin the prefectural administration. The FY 2016 is an important year to step out for a new stage in order to
検索form the future of the prefecture and steadily achieve revitalization. We will address "Revitalization Plan
(3rd edition)" revised at the end of the last year and "Fukushima Comprehensive Strategy for
Revitalization" to control depopulation for revitalization, rehabilitation and regional creation.
Fukushima
Prefectural Govt.
Incl. East Japan Earthquake and Nuclear
Budget for Fiscal
disaster portion: JPY 1.038 tril.
Year 2016
当初予算(案)
Revitalization
Living with peace of mind
evacuation area
Acceleration Project
for Evacuation Area

Assistance for rebuilding livelihoods

Environmental
restoration

Protecting the physicaland mental health ofcitizens

Protecting the physical andmental health of citizens

82.6 billion JPY

95.3 billion JPY

254.5 billion JPY

26.2 billion JPY

17.7 billion JPY

Building of towns based on
the hub of revitalization,
strengthening of wide-are
infrastructure, promotionof wide-area cooperation,
reconstruction of systemfor provision of medicalcare, recovery of industry
and jobs, promotion of
Innovation Coast Concept,
fostering of humanresource for the future

Assistance for evacuees,
measures for returning of
evacuees to their homes,
rebuilding of livelihoods
after returning. Fulfillmentof a support system forevacuees

promotion of decontamination, securing of foodsafety, disposal of waste,
Promotion of research at theEnvironmental Creation
Center, Safety surveillance
for decommissioning

Maintenance and promotionof citizens’ health,reconstruction of regional
medical services,development of systems
providing cutting edge
medical service and mental
care for the disaster affected
residents

Development of the best
environment in Japan forpeople to give birth andraise children, humanresources who remain viable,
and workforces who areresponsible for the futureindustry

Work in your hometown

Rebuild towns, connect people

Primary industry
revivalSMEs
revitalization

New
Newindustry
industry
creationcreation

53.6 billion JPY

143.5 billion JPY

33.9 billion JPY

7.5 billion JPY

165.1 billion JPY

Measures to provide
safety and peace of mind,
recovery of agricultural,
forestry and fisheries
industries and response
for reorganization ofdesignated areas

Vitalization of SMEs in
the prefecture,promotion of business
investment

Promotion of renewableenergy, clustering of
medical and welfare
devices , clustering ofrobotics industry

Recovery and opening up of
market channel of our
products, such as primary
products; promotion toincrease tourists andrecovery of educational
tours; Release of accurate
information to the rest ofJapan and the world;
Promotion taking theopportunity of Tokyo Olympic
Game and Paralympic Game

Promotion of town-building
for tsunami-affected areas,development of traffic
infrastructure, countermeasures for disaster
reduction and prevention.

Countermeasures against
depopulation and aging

237 billion
JPY

Countermeasures against
reputational damage/fading memories

Town-buildingforReviExchange
talizationandTown-building
EetworkBasi
sStrengtheningct
Network
Strengthening

Building of a prefecture where people can
comfortably live, work, give birth and raise children;
elderly people can easily live and youths and women
can actively join the social activities.

Including
projects
repostingSpecial report
The 69th *Nine Municipal Government Leaders' Summit held in Fukushima City.
On May 25, 2016, for the support of the revitalization of the prefecture, the summit was held in Fukushima City for the first time.
*members: Saitama Prefecture, Chiba Prefecture, Tokyo Metropolitan Govt., Kanagawa Prefecture, Yokohama City, Kawasaki City, Chiba City, Saitama City, Sagamihara City

Participants observed "FELIZLATTE, a revitalization indoor
ranch" being jointly run by 6
livestock farmers, all of them areevacuees, from the Soso Region.

At the summit, the "Joint Declaration by the nine municipalities for thereconstruction and revitalization of Fukushima" was adopted, including
continued support for reconstruction and positive action to the national
government after discussion on the reconstruction and revitalization of
Fukushima.

At the luncheon, each leader
enjoyed tasting dishes made from
Fukushima products. After the
conference, Japanese sake andother prefectural products were
promoted.

Fukushima Prefecture Outlines
Basic Data

○ Capital : Fukushima City
○ Population: 1,903,704 (May 2016)○ Area: *13,783km²(*Evacuation instructed area: 953km²)
Access○ Roughly 200km away from Tokyo○ JR Tohoku Shinkansen Line・Tokyo-Koriyama Sta. 80 min
・Tokyo-Fukushima Sta. 90 min○ NEXCO Highways
・Tohoku expressway
・Joban expressway
・ Ban-Etsu expressway○ Fukushima Airport
・Fukushima Airport <->Itami(Osaka )・Fukushima Airport<->New Chitose (Hokkaido)

Fukushima Revitalization

to update Fukushima ‘s information

http://www.pref.fukushima.lg.jp/site/portal-english/

Fukushima Prefectural Government
Planning & Coordination Department
Revitalization & Comprehensive Planning Division
Address:2-16 Sugitsuma-cho, Fukushima City, Japan
Telephone : (+81) 24- 521-1111
E-mail : sougoukeikaku@pref.fukushima.lg.jp