Protest at utility firm shareholders' meeting

OSAKA, Japan - A man, wearing a contraption of an exploding Fukushima nuclear reactor, protests against nuclear power in front of the venue, where the Kansai Electric Power Co. shareholders' meeting was held in Osaka on June 29, 2011. His sign is written in traditional Japanese verse form with 17 syllables arranged in a five-seven-five pattern. It translates as ''Nuclear power plants become nuclear bombs in a country prone to earthquakes.''

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