The Radioactive Ghost Neighborhoods of Fukushima | 160,000 Evacuated

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  @twnty5 · 1 year ago

  imagine someone from japan would watch this video and see their own house being explored

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  @archive-l4k · 1 year ago

  Moving into these houses with their family was probably a big accomplishment for all of these people. It's so sad how they lost it all so quick

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  @Gerard-oc9js · 1 year ago (edited)

  I was in Japan when all of this happened. I was pretty young at the time, but I can remember the call to evacuate, seeing my mom and her friends freak out. My dad was at work and we thought the tsunami reached him. It just barely didn&apos;t. I also remember being tested for radiation? A lot of it is a blur, to be honest. After the events, driving past the places we used to go and just seeing how everything was destroyed was horrible. We were very lucky.<br><br>(EDIT 24/7/2025): So I completely forgot about this video and this comment, lol. Since people care enough to like it, I guess i&apos;ll give more info. We were in Japan at the time because my dad was in the military and got stationed there. He was part of the rescue/help teams, I have some of his old stuff from then. I was about six years old at the time. It was a bit scary as a kid, especially since adults like to ignore kids and refuse to tell them what&apos;s happening when such things are going on. I get that they didnt want us scared but we could hear them talking about it anyway 💀💀. I dont understand why some people on here thought I was lying, There were a lot of people that were affected by this, it shouldn&apos;t be that shocking that at least a couple of us found this video. Anyway. Never underestimate the power of nature, and appreciate every moment you have with your family if you can. I was lucky enough to come away from this with my family unharmed, but a lot of people did not. Also, I do still recommend visiting Japan. I want to go back someday, it was a beautiful place.

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  @danadurnfordkevinblanchdebunk · 1 year ago

  The really sad part is scientists have determined there should have never been any exclusion zones created at all. &nbsp;There just wasn&apos;t enough radiation to harm anyone.

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  @dawnevans8931 · 1 year ago

  The fact he did all this, Bypasses Security, went through so much nettles, mosqitos and spiders(and water ig) Just for us, Shows his dedication <br>Also his dad Lores gonna be fire

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  @Spetznat_Warrior · 1 year ago

  I can imagine the screams of the people in this town and the cries of them having to leave there beloved home they’ve known to love, it’s truly depressing.

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  @felixbui9818 · 1 year ago

  its actually insane how some of it still looks good even after an earthquake and 13 years

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  @carlosfernandez1456 · 1 year ago

  You finally decided to feed us a &nbsp;full length video after 1 month. We were starving 😂

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  @名無しさん-o8l · 1 year ago (edited)

  I&apos;m Japanese and everything you recorded seems so familiar.<br>I&apos;m kinda sad if I imagine how their lives.<br>Thank you for the great work❤

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  @mitchc9167 · 11 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aow0x05pgY&amp;t=534">8:54</a> I&apos;m not sure if that is Bob or another minion, but what creeps me out is that the minion is in prison overalls from Despicable Me 3 which came out in 2017, 6 years after the evacuation. That means somebody left it there at least half a decade afterwards.

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  @Krullenbol010 · 1 year ago

  Going in with shorts is absolutely diabolical 😂

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  @Allen-f2h · 1 year ago

  Bro! That house that had the Mario one was my freaking cousins house! We aren&apos;t japanese and he also ended up being able to survive! Also I just sent him the video and he said for me to tell you that you could have taken his game stuff and sold it or kept it he was just happy to know it was in good condition!

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