This year's issue of Overcoming Pollution

Mie Prefecture has established a Pollution Center to deal with the problems of the Yokkaichi oil complex. 　 (Video) Yokkaichi oil complex with smoke rising from its chimneys Monthly review meetings based on applications from patients Asthma patients Children wearing masks in the Isotsu district Purification equipment in an elementary school auditorium Children doing dry cloth rubbing Establishment of the nation's first pollution center Air pollution measuring vehicles headed for the site Air pollution measuring vehicles headed for the site Persuading citizens to remodel the city The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) experiments with apartment complexes built outside the pollution limit line.

Go to the Disaster Area: Niigata Earthquake, Second Report

The city is caved in and covered in mud after the Niigata earthquake. The government launches a full-scale rescue operation. <Caption> The entire city is on fire after the Niigata earthquake, people fleeing, firefighting, cracks in the ground, railroad tracks suspended in midair, the collapsed Hakusan station, victims washing their clothes in muddy water because there is no water, boats washed ashore, etc. Self-Defense Forces rescue activities, relief supplies being sent from all over, Minister of Finance Kakuei Tanaka arriving by helicopter, Self-Defense Forces repairing collapsed buildings and broken levees, etc. a train departs from a temporary platform four days later, shooting date unknown, release date: June 26, 1964.