Back in the no-go zone

Ukedo village, Namie city, April 4 2013 - Mr Kanoue, former chief of Ukedo's fishermen, paying a visit to his ancestors graveyard during a single day trip from his temporary house in Fukushima city, a 2 hour drive from Ukedo. Mr Kanoue lost his wife during the tsunami. His house was destroyed by the wave and he will probably never be able to work again as a fisherman because of the nuclear disaster.

Add to Lightbox Download

Filename: Namie_Fukushima_JSouteyrat-2546.jpg
Copyright: Jeremie Souteyrat
Image Size: 5597x3732 / 5.7MB; https://www.photoshelter.com/support/license#rm; https://www.jeremie-souteyrat.com; 11 accident asia asie catastrophe cimetieres disaster exclusion fisherman fishing fleurs flowers fukushima funeraire graves interdite japan japon march mars monument namie no-go nucleaire nuclear peche pecheur plants port power prays priere radioactivite radioactivity religion ruines shinto shintoism shintoisme tombes ukedo zone
Contained in galleries

Ukedo village, Namie city, April 4 2013 - Mr Kanoue, former chief of Ukedo's fishermen, paying a visit to his ancestors graveyard during a single day trip from his temporary house in Fukushima city, a 2 hour drive from Ukedo. Mr Kanoue lost his wife during the tsunami. His house was destroyed by the wave and he will probably never be able to work again as a fisherman because of the nuclear disaster.