Despite Tokyo’s distance from the tsunami epicenter, not only were there direct damages from the earthquake, but the spread of radioactive materials from the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant affected Tokyo’s air and tap water, as well as certain food products, raising doubts on the safety of day-to-day living in the metropolis. The impact has made the city re-think Tokyo’s disaster preparedness, and to enhance and improve upon the current 10-Year Plan. Read More
