Soliloquy of the President [housing] vol.169
I oppose the “nuclear plant propulsion” from today.
It is sudden, but I decided so.
Since the government specified the evacuation area 10 km distance from anuclear power plant on March 12, 2011, rescue activities such as fire fighters
has been aborted on tsunami area. One day after 11th, there were a lot ofvictims who had been waiting for rescue in the 10Km area. All those let downhence the rescue activities been aborted. Many lives have been lost whocould be saved inside the 10Km zone.
The reason is the Fukushima power plant. The heat was rising in themeltdown and explosions occurred in succession, the emission went overTokyo as far as Kanagawa prefecture. Because the Chernobyl accident was
the size like the Tokyo area, Tokyo would be annihilated and cased to be thecapital a “catastrophic damage for Japan”. Miraculously it was spared, butpeople can’t live in the Fukushima area where the explosions occurred. Thisis very sad, it cannot happen again. So, I oppose the “nuclear plantpropulsion”.
Well, I am a house builder, thinking every day for 40 years to build betterand better houses to our valued customers. It is not exaggerated, I am
thinking really every day. And I think that the best is the “loan zero house”
that is first in Japan. In short, house for free. The loan payment for thehouse can be covered with the revenue from electricity sales of solar power
generation. The loan payment will be zero, that’s why the house is built forfree, (now the selling price of electricity got unfortunately cheaper, that’s
why it is not free).
I got this idea from the rebuilding houses in Fukushima. Put the solarbatteries on to the triangle shaped roof, the sales of electricity and thesubsidiary aid makes possible to keep the loan payment low, if I do this thencan be “zero”. My company sent to Sendai 70,000 portion food, gasoline, LPgas, clothing and hygiene products from Nagoya with 10-ton trucks, fromMarch 15th to 23rd, I understood well the problems in the disaster area.

Since then the last 4 years I travel to Austria, Switzerland, Germany andDenmark every year to study about natural energy. I understood graduallythat Japan could get along with “zero atom energy”. Wind, hydro, solar,geothermal, biomass… Tokyo University students are reading the book withmost interest is “Satoyama capitalism (Kadokawa Shoten)” about the city of
Guessing in Austria, which has been attracting attention.
The cost of the nuclear power plant has been said by our Government that is
1kwh “5.3 Yen”. Limestone is 9.5 Yen, natural gas is 10.7 Yen, hydro is 10.6
that’s why nuclear energy is the cheapest. But "decommissioning","subsidies", "fuel disposal" was not included in this cost. If that would beincluded then the cost of 1kwh is “9 Yen”, and if an accident happens like thisthen the cost is “12.6 Yen”. The cost of the Fukushima power plant accident is“13 trillion 75.3 billion Yen”.
I’ll travel to Germany, Austria and Italy to get information of 100%
investment efficiency of the wind power generation. I cannot confirm it yet,but 100% yield from wind energy means that 500,000 Yen investment inequipment can bring in 500,000 Yen profits yearly, that would be the world’sbest “natural energy efficiency”. I am exited and thrilled, but first I makethose 4 trips to European Union and I want to make my project absolutely
successful.
I don’t like academic gossip, but “opposing nuclear energy” we must find“alternative energy source”. I want to put a little more effort in that. Pleasestay tuned.