Man calls for Futaba town not to remove pro-nuclear signboards

Man calls for Futaba town not to remove pro-nuclear signboards

Yuji Onuma (R) hands a written request to Shiro Izawa (L), mayor of Futaba town, Fukushima Prefecture, on March 16, 2015, calling for the town to rescind its decision to remove street signboards propagating the positive aspects of nuclear energy. A slogan written by Onuma has been adopted on a signboard and he requested the town to preserve the signboards to pass down the lessons of the nuclear accident. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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