Technologies that do not depend on fossil fuels have already been developed, so let’s support them and change our mindset to avert further global warming! We cannot hope for a bright future if we continue burning coal. It is time to do whatever we can to protect our planet’s environment.

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Documentary filmmaker and movie producer. She released her first film Hibakusha at the End of the World (also known as Radiation: A Slow Death) in 2003. She has also made numerous documentaries on nuclear power and radiation exposure, including Rokkasho Rhapsody (2006), Ashes to Honey (2010) and Independent Living (2020, Producer) . In 2020, she moved her company to Tatsuno-cho in Nagano Prefecture, where she runs Nanairo, a rustic-style Japanese guest house. She is now involved in a diverse range of activities. Her latest film is Little voices from Fukushima.
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