Growing Anger over handling of the Crisis in Japan

The video discusses the aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, highlighting the plight of over 300,000 evacuees living in camps. It captures the resilience and determination of the Japanese people amidst loss and uncertainty. Personal stories reveal anger and betrayal towards authorities, while the community strives to maintain dignity. The report concludes with a reflection on Japan's emotional struggle and efforts to uphold its spirit.

What is the primary reason people were evacuated near the Fukushima nuclear plant?

• Due to radiation concerns

• Due to a tsunami

• Due to a volcanic eruption

• Due to an earthquake

How is the Japanese spirit described in the context of the evacuation camps?

• Chaotic and disorganized

• Fearful and anxious

• Indifferent and apathetic

• Calm and determined

What unique aspect of the evacuation camps is highlighted in the second section?

• Their cleanliness and order

• Their overcrowding

• Their chaotic nature

• Their lack of resources

What emotion does Mitsuru Fujita express towards the authorities?

• Gratitude

• Indifference

• Happiness

• Betrayal

What does the personal story of Hiro Shima reveal about the communication from the authorities?

• They were transparent and clear

• They were indifferent and dismissive

• They were supportive and helpful

• They were misleading and unclear