Massive anti-nuclear rally staged in Tokyo AFP Organisers said the number of participants was estimated to reach 170000, one of the biggest anti-nuclear rallies since last year's quake-tsunami sparked the world's worst atomic disaster in a generation. Participants included Nobel-winni
TOKYO (AP) — Tens of thousands of people rallied at a Tokyo park Monday
demanding that Japan abandon nuclear power as the country prepares to
restart another reactor shut down after last year's tsunami caused
meltdowns at the Fukushima power plant.
By Aaron Sheldrick TOKYO, July 16 (Reuters) - More than 100000
anti-nuclear protesters marched through central Tokyo on Monday to voice
their opposition to atomic power, racheting up the pressure on under
fire Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda.
TOKYO – Tens of thousands of protesters brought central Tokyo to a halt
Monday, marching through busy streets to demand the government abandon
nuclear power. Demonstrators, bused in from all across Japan, gathered
at the capital city's Yoyogi Park ...
TOKYO — It has been slow for a chain reaction, but more than a year
after the biggest nuclear crisis in a quarter century, Japanese
demonstrations against atomic power are beginning to generate serious
steam. A string of some of Japan's biggest ...
Tens of thousands of people overran a park in Tokyo urging Japan to
abandon nuclear power as the country prepares to restart another
reactor, which was shut down among 50 others following last year's
meltdown at Fukushima. Temperatures sweltering ...
TOKYO (Reuters) - More than 100000 anti-nuclear protesters marched
through central Tokyo on Monday to voice their opposition to atomic
power, racheting up the pressure on under fire Prime Minister Yoshihiko
Noda. On the hottest day of the year, ...
TOKYO. Tens of thousands of people have rallied in Tokyo demanding an
end to nuclear power, the latest in a series of demonstrations following
the disaster at Fukushima. As many as 170000 demonstrators chanting
''Don't resume nuclear power operation.
TENS of thousands of Japanese gathered at Tokyo's Yoyogi Park yesterday
to demonstrate against the use of atomic energy in the wake of last
year's Fukushima disaster. Organisers claimed the march attracted 170000
protesters, a figure thought to be on ...
Tens of thousands of people rallied in Tokyo to protest the use of
nuclear power, highlighting the growing opposition to atomic energy in
Japan since the crisis at the Fukushima power plant. The protest Monday
comes as Japan prepares to restart another ...
AP | Updated: July 16, 2012 18:54 IST Tokyo: Tens of thousands of
people rallied at a Tokyo park on Monday demanding that Japan abandon
nuclear power as the country prepares to restart another reactor shut
down after last year's tsunami-generated ...
By Kosaku Narioka Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in central
Tokyo Monday in the biggest demonstration so far against government
plans to restart the nation's nuclear reactors, which were gradually
shut down in the wake of last year's March 11 ...
Tens of thousands of people rallied in Tokyo on Monday demanding an end
to nuclear power, the latest in a series of anti-atomic gatherings
following the tsunami-sparked disaster at Fukushima last year. Tens of
thousands of people have rallied in Tokyo ...
It's fitting that Japan chose a medical doctor to diagnose what
happened on 3/11, the shorthand used to describe last year's earthquake
and cataclysmic tsunami. Lawmakers didn't tap a physicist to run a panel
charged with explaining why the world ...
By HIROSHI MATSUBARA/ AJW Staff Writer Despite being orchestrated by
musician Ryuichi Sakamoto, novelist Kenzaburo Oe and other prominent
figures, the Sayonara Nukes 100000 Rally held on the July 16 national
holiday in Tokyo often looked and felt like ...
An estimated 170000 people took to the streets of Tokyo demanding an
end to nuclear power in Japan. Organisers are calling this one of the
biggest rallies in a recent series, as protesters recall the meltdown at
the Fukushima plant last year.
By Aya Takada, Shunichi Ozasa and Scilla Alecci on July 16, 2012 Tens
of thousands of people packed Tokyo's Yoyogi Park today for Japan's
biggest anti-nuclear rally since the Fukushima disaster last year in
growing protests against government moves to ...
Tokyo (CNN) -- Tens of thousands of people crowded into a park in
central Tokyo on Monday to protest the use of nuclear power in Japan,
highlighting the growing opposition to atomic energy in the country
since the crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi power ...
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