Some 16,000 people came to “Farewell to Nuclear Plants” rally at a Tokyo park on Sept. 23, carrying a slogan, “Do not restart Sendai Nuclear Plant. We will not forget Fukushima.” “The Abe administration is putting many ill policies into effect,” KAMATA Satoshi, reportage writer, said at the event. “His cabinet is dead as TANAKA Shozo said. Abe does not listen to people’s voices and tries to make profit for nuclear reactor manufacturers and utilities by restarting nuclear plants.” Kamata also pointed out misreporting by the Asahi Shimbun on the interview with YOSHIDA Masao, Fukushima Daiichi chief. “Yoshida simply did not have a grasp of all his employees after they moved. Nuclear pushers are beautifying how well they persisted. We will never give up. We have a good grasp of our future. Let’s take action for our future.” (By Y) Photo=Fukushima farmers raise flags made of straw.
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Showing posts with label Tanaka Shozo. Show all posts
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Friday, October 3, 2014
Do not restart Sendai Nuclear Plant!
Some 16,000 people came to “Farewell to Nuclear Plants” rally at a Tokyo park on Sept. 23, carrying a slogan, “Do not restart Sendai Nuclear Plant. We will not forget Fukushima.” “The Abe administration is putting many ill policies into effect,” KAMATA Satoshi, reportage writer, said at the event. “His cabinet is dead as TANAKA Shozo said. Abe does not listen to people’s voices and tries to make profit for nuclear reactor manufacturers and utilities by restarting nuclear plants.” Kamata also pointed out misreporting by the Asahi Shimbun on the interview with YOSHIDA Masao, Fukushima Daiichi chief. “Yoshida simply did not have a grasp of all his employees after they moved. Nuclear pushers are beautifying how well they persisted. We will never give up. We have a good grasp of our future. Let’s take action for our future.” (By Y) Photo=Fukushima farmers raise flags made of straw.
Friday, October 25, 2013
In Memory of TANAKA Shozo・The Great March to the Future ~ His Countrymen Proud of Their Hometown’s Great Man
On October 12 and 13, the centennial events after the death of TANAKA Shozo were held in his hometown, Sano City. He scrambled to resolve mineral poison affairs at Ashio Copper Mine, which was said to be the origin of environmental pollutions in Japan. The events, which were organized by the group to mark the centennial after the death of TANAKA Shozo, were held on the 12th, and “The Great March to Future, In Memory of TANAKA Shozo” on the 13th. Setting off from Sosyuji-temple (also well known as Sano-Yakuyoke-Daishi, an apotropaic temple), where Shozo’s funeral was held on October 12, 1913, the march of tens of thousands of people proceeded the streets to Sano Station, about 1.5 kilometers in total. Led by the high-school wind bands, nearly 1000 people enjoyed marching along the streets, dressed up as Shozo or peasants. (By Shinya)
田中正造・未来への大行進~老いも若きも郷土の偉人に誇り
10 月12・13日、日本の公害の原点・足尾銅山鉱毒事件の解決に奔走した田中正造没後100年記念祭が、正造の出身地・佐野市で開かれた。主催は市民らでつ くる田中正造没後百年記念事業を進める会。12日に記念式典、13日に「田中正造・未来への大行進」を行なった。行進は1913年10月12日に正造の本 葬儀が行われた惣宗寺(佐野厄除け大師)を出発し、数万人の葬列がつづいたという道を通り、佐野駅までの約1.5キロ。高校生の吹奏楽隊を先頭に千人近い 参加者が、正造や農民のなどに仮装して楽しく練り歩いた。(Shinya)
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