Workers in Western Japan have been unloading containers carrying nuclear fuel. It's the first shipment to arrive in the country in more than two years since the accident at the Fukushima Dai plant. The fuel came from France and is bound for the Takahama power plant of the Sea of Japan coast. It's a mixture of reprocessed uranium and plutonium called mocks. The same type of fuel had powered four Japanese reactors, but those facilities were idled after the nuclear disaster. The operator of the Takahama plant wants to use the fuel in one reactor. It's still offline, but officials say they'll seek permission to resume operations when new safety guidelines take effect next month.