2014/09/12
An anti-nuclear citizens group held a rally Sept. 11 to mark the third anniversary of the establishment of protest tents in front of the industry ministry.
According to event organizers, about 800 people formed a “human chain” around the ministry building in Tokyo’s Kasumigaseki district. They voiced their opposition to the planned restart of nuclear reactors as well as the continuation of nuclear power plant operations.
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Human chain formed to mark 3rd anniversary of anti-nuclear protest tents YAsahi Newspaper)
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