I want to know more about the current nuclear radiation situation in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. I went in June, and I didn't come back until early October. Urgent!

There are some contents that can be referenced as follows.

□ Air conditions around China and Tokyo (including Chiba).

Japan hourly survey update report

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By comparing the data, the air around Tokyo is definitely cleaner than at home.

□ water pollution comparison

The Japanese website above provides daily inspection reports. It should be said that the water quality may be higher than the standards of some mineral water in China.

□ Food

Vegetables Up to now, vegetables in Japan don't need to be washed, but they can be eaten directly by heating. But now it's best to wash it with water, so that possible radioactive elements can be washed away.

Meat products buy beef from Australia and the United States, and there is no such problem.

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Generally speaking, Japanese testing is stricter than China's.

So don't worry. Generally, China people are trained in the harsh environment of China, so they don't need to worry about any harsh environment on the earth. Even the announced Fukushima staff died. Yes 10 people, far lower than the death toll of nuclear leakage in the Soviet Union and the United States. The overall environmental quality should be said to be higher than that of China, mainly due to media hype.

But I can't say it has no effect at all.

The most important thing is seafood, especially seafood.

It is estimated that it will take another year or two to get better. Of course, you can eat salmon from Norway, crabs from Russia and squid from North Africa. These imported seafood are cheap and safe.

Chiba should be very good, with cheap prices and convenient transportation. I don't even want to leave Chiba if it's not for work.