Initiatives for reconstruction from the earthquake disaster - A ten-year history

Radiation dose in Fukushima Prefecture

DATA 01 Changes in air dose rates within an 80 km radius of TEPCO's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station

1 month after the accident (2011.04.29)
15 months after the accident (2012.06.28)
30 months after the accident (2013.09.28)
67 months after the accident (2016.10.15)
114 months after the accident (2020.10.2)
1 month after the accident (2011.04.29)
15 months after the accident (2012.06.28)
30 months after the accident (2013.09.28)
67 months after the accident (2016.10.15)
114 months after the accident (2020.10.2)

Source: "Aircraft monitoring around TEPCO's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station" (Nuclear Regulation Authority)

POINT

The average air dose rate within an 80 km radius of the nuclear power station has decreased by about 80% from November 2011.

DATA 02 Changes in air dose rate in Fukushima city

Changes in air dose rate in Fukushima city

Source: Eliminating Negative Reputation Impact

POINT

The radiation dose rate in the air within Fukushima City has decreased to less than 1/20 of that immediately after the accident.

DATA 03 Comparison of air dose rates in major cities in Fukushima Prefecture with those in major cities in Japan and overseas

Comparison of air dose rates in major cities in Fukushima Prefecture with those in major cities in Japan and overseas

Source: Eliminating Negative Reputation Impact

POINT

The air dose rates in the major cities in Fukushima Prefecture have fallen to levels similar to those in major cities in Japan and overseas.