Are we prepared for the unthinkable?

The criminal prosecution of TEPCO is another step in the process to end nuclear power in Japan.

Nearly five years after the Fukushima meltdown, three executives have been indicted for the disaster.

The government has some work to do if it wants to win local support for nuclear power in the future.

A long-term policy is running into increasing domestic opposition.

A man claims he landed the drone on Abe's office roof to protest plans to restart nuclear power plants.

While hosting a UN Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction, Japan shares hard lessons from the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

A grid built around nuclear power is destined to be perpetually pushed to its limit.

Our Tokyo editors discuss hardships faced by Fukushima's 136,000 displaced residents and more in this week's podcast.

Fukushima has given energy-hungry India pause. Are its nuclear safety standards up to scratch?

Rice from Hirono, Fukushima prefecture, will be served at dining halls and imperial residences.