Threat level up: Radioactive Fukushima BEARS!!!

[Taro Toporific]

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Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare now reports that this Ursine Evil well above the Japanese limit: 100 becquerels of radiation per kilogram (100 Bq/Kg).

760 Bq/Kg of cesium from Asian black bear in west coast of Japan
Fukushima Diary | November 9, 2012
According to the report of Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, 760 Bq/Kg of cesium was measured from Asian black bear in Niigata prefecture…
...Sample : Meat of Asian black bear
...Sampling date : 10/24/2012
.....Cs-134 : 280 Bq/Kg
.....Cs-137 : 480 Bq/Kg
../Location : Tokamachi city Niigata
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Read about it for yourself in the report of Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare on page 28/29 (PDF in Japanese)…

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[yanpa]

NOTE: should the above table be later quoted in a published book and a blogging reviewer traces the source to this site, I'd just like to point out that we are not all drunk expats, at least not most of the time.

[Coligny]

And we pity the foolz who come here to find material for a book...

Well except if it's for a pr0n scenario, in this case PM me for my real email...

[Taro Toporific]

NOTE: should the above table be later quoted in a published book and a blogging reviewer traces the source to this site, I'd just like to point out that we are not all drunk expats, at least not most of the time.

What Yampa is referring to is this slur on the Expat-Cafe nee FuckedGaijin...

Expat-Cafe thread: Nuclear Supporters in the Media
Book review: Fresh Currents
Spike Japan | 2012/11/09
[Fresh Currents: Japan's flow from a nuclear past to a renewable future can be downloaded for free and quickly here. It is also available from good bookstores, priced ¥2,000.]
<big snip>
...The Gold, the undisputed gold <in the errors made in this book>, though, goes to a chart (on p46) that purports to delineate the contemporary Connections between Media & The Nuclear Industry. It begins like this:
. . . NHK [Japan’s BBC]
. . . Management Issue Committee, Gaishi Hiraiwa
. . . (is also President of Tokyo Electric Power Co., Inc.)
. . . and then moves on to the most powerful private-sector TV station:
. . . NTV
. . . Owner of Yomiuri Newspaper, Matsutaro Shoriki
. . . (is also Chairman of Japan Atomic Energy Commission)
“That’s odd,” I thought, “I don’t remember any Hiraiwa serving as president of Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO) in recent years. What’s the source for this chart?” It turned out to be an URL, which turned out to be a BBS, Expat Café (“A home for displaced souls”) where gaijin can gripe to their drunken hearts’ content about the miseries of their exile lives. You can see the original post here. “Hmm,” I thought, “Should books with ambitions to stake a place in a serious debate stoop to sourcing material from paralytic idiots? And where did this chart come from originally?” A moment rootling around the Interwebs turns up the book that looks to be the source, Dangerous Talk by Takashi Hirose, published in…1987. But it gets worse, for even back in 1987 this was a *historical* chart, as while Gaishi Hiraiwa (1914-2007) served as chairman of TEPCO (the above “president” is a mistranslation on the part of the Fresh Currents folks) from 1984 to 1993, Matsutaro Shoriki (1885-1969) was chair of the Japan Atomic Energy Commission for less than a year, that year being…1956. If wrong were a star, this chart would be a red supergiant.
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[Russell]

NOTE: should the above table be later quoted in a published book and a blogging reviewer traces the source to this site, I'd just like to point out that we are not all drunk expats, at least not most of the time.

Well of course not, we are all drunk fucked gaijin, aren't we?!?

[Coligny]

Well... i havent touched a bottle of human drinkabul liquor since i have mah j driver licence... But i nearly died from spray paint fumes once...