Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/An-Empty-Cowshed-in-Iitate-Village-in-Fukushima-27MZIF303M6L.htmlConceptually similarAn Empty Cowshed in Iitate Village in FukushimaGP0STO793Completed★★★★An Empty Cowshed in Iitate Village in FukushimaGP0STO795Completed★★★★An Empty Cowshed in Iitate Village in FukushimaGP0STO796Completed★★★★An Empty Cowshed in Iitate Village in FukushimaGP0STO797Completed★★★★An Empty Cowshed in Iitate Village in FukushimaGP0STO799Completed★★★★An Empty Cowshed in Iitate Village in FukushimaGP0STO79BCompleted★★★★★★A Rice Field Covered With Snow in FukushimaGP0STO79CCompleted★★★★Abandoned House in FukushimaGP0STO794Completed★★★★Dairy Farmer Crosses Street in Date CityGP0STO78ZCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STO79AAn Empty Cowshed in Iitate Village in FukushimaA Buddhist woodcut board to calm the spirit of the dead. Kenichi Hasegawa placed it at his empty cowshed in Iitate village for his dairy cattle. Before Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, he owned 50 cows. But he had to put all of his cows down before his evacuation. Mr. Hasegawa now lives in a small temporary house in Date city, 15 km away from Fukushima city central.Locations:Asia-Fukushima Prefecture-Iitate-JapanDate:18 Jan, 2014Credit:© Noriko Hayashi / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3639px X 2422pxKeywords:Dairy farms-Day-Disasters-Equipment-Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant-KWCI (GPI)-Machinery-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear accidentsShoot:'Don’t Forget Fukushima' Documentation 2014Greenpeace visited five people in January 2014 who had to evacuate because of the Fukushima nuclear disaster. Greenpeace documented their stories about their exposure to radiation when the disaster started and the problems they have living now in limbo three years after the disaster.Related Collections:'Don't Forget Fukushima' Tour 2014 (Photos & Videos)5th Anniversary of Fukushima Nuclear Disaster (Photos & Videos)
