Fukushima

Some residents along the Japanese northern coast stood on roadsides overlooking the sea, offering silent prayers for their loved ones lost in a massive earthquake and tsunami nine years ago Wednesday.

Lawmakers attempt to justify releasing contaminated water stored at Fukushima nuclear power plant into the ocean.

Despite government claims, radiation from the 2011 nuclear disaster is not gone.

A closer look at Tokyo’s views on the agreement and their significance.

Since 2010, nearly one million Japanese have vanished. How can the government stop population decline?

Japan hosts a disaster conference but doesn't incorporate the lessons of 2011.

The disaster underscored the need for a credible, sober source of news during public health crises.

If the Japanese government wants to revive its nuclear power industry, it will need to engage with the public.

More than 30 percent of children in disaster areas battle with the psychological side effects.

To deal with disasters like Fukushima, Japan needs a more engaged civil society.

The nation’s rural communities are becoming more vocal about central government priorities.