Anti-nuclear power rally in Tokyo

Anti-nuclear power rally in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - People, some holding balloons, gather in a demonstration in front of the Diet building in Tokyo on July 13, 2012, to protest the recent restart of a reactor at the Oi nuclear power station in Fukui Prefecture. The rally is part of a demonstration held every Friday evening in front of the nearby prime minister's office. All other reactors in Japan remain idled for prolonged checkups in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear crisis but another reactor at the Oi plant is expected to be restarted later in the month.

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