Fukushima Nuclear Crisis

While radiation levels return to normal in towns around the accident epicenter, revitalization is weighed down by accumulating piles of contaminated soil.

The plan to released treated radioactive wastewater has been fiercely opposed by local residents and Japan's neighbors, including China and South Korea.

Three TEPCO leaders are on trial for allegedly delaying tsunami preparation measures.

Prospective reforms to Japan’s military posture mask the strategic vulnerability of Japan’s nuclear reactors.

Japan is famous for its robots. So why has it relied on foreign built ones during the Fukushima nuclear crisis?

Japan’s Self-Defense Force had good reviews for its post-crisis performance. Is the public ready for more?

The travel advisories for Japan over the nuclear crisis highlight the intersection between safety, politics and economics.

Despite the unpopularity of Naoto Kan and his government, the Japanese public has remained relatively quiet.

Some foreigners who left Japan in the wake of the March 11 crisis are finding a chilly reception on returning.

Signs of energy conservation can be seen all over Tokyo. Could Japan become a model for low consumption?

Despite Naoto Kan’s pledge to review nuclear power in Japan, the country has few alternatives.

Will the nuclear crisis at the Fukushima plant herald an anti-nuclear movement in Japan? There are signs it will.