☆Cooperative rescue activity in Fukushima in February. It is too cold….
February 22, 2017
☆Cooperative rescue activity in Fukushima in February. It is too cold….
Preparation before going to Fukuoka.
Tried to make it so the cat does’t notice it’s a capture cage.
Okuma and Futaba were closed by the barricade as “difficult return” areas.
We can’t end this activity without the rescue of all the cat’s.
This is the food from your support.
I use a normal car with snow tires only for Winter, not the usual smaller car.
I can load more than usual, but the gasoline expense and expressway charges are higher.
We never know when it will snow, so I’ll use this car until March.
This time, 5 days of activity started with Matatabi & Nekokatsu, and then I was the last one after Maria.
Madao made something to keep crows out.
Set the food deeper in the inventively devised capture cage.
Set it at a high place to avoid wild boar.
It’s such a heavy job, setting 2 weeks supply of food at a higher place.
Landscape changes to the color of radioactive contamination waste.
Today, the wind was very strong and cold.
My left hand and left foot were getting cold, and couldn't move well because of numbness and pain.
I felt so sad, but the plum blossoms healed me, so gently, as Spring is just around the corner.
I have left the barricade at just right time.
The screening test for radio activity showed a higher exposure reading than usual.
Take off the mask and drink some water.
After that I went to Tomioka, where the dismantling continues.
Usually I return to Naraha base, and wash the dirty capture cages.
But it is too cold outside after dark.
So I decided to bring it back to Kawasaki.
Thank you so much for your great work everyone.
Also thank you so much for your great support as always.
☆Cooperative rescue activity in Fukushima in February. It is too cold….
Preparation before going to Fukuoka.
Tried to make it so the cat does’t notice it’s a capture cage.
Okuma and Futaba were closed by the barricade as “difficult return” areas.
We can’t end this activity without the rescue of all the cat’s.
This is the food from your support.
I use a normal car with snow tires only for Winter, not the usual smaller car.
I can load more than usual, but the gasoline expense and expressway charges are higher.
We never know when it will snow, so I’ll use this car until March.
This time, 5 days of activity started with Matatabi & Nekokatsu, and then I was the last one after Maria.
Madao made something to keep crows out.
Set the food deeper in the inventively devised capture cage.
Set it at a high place to avoid wild boar.
It’s such a heavy job, setting 2 weeks supply of food at a higher place.
Landscape changes to the color of radioactive contamination waste.
Today, the wind was very strong and cold.
My left hand and left foot were getting cold, and couldn't move well because of numbness and pain.
I felt so sad, but the plum blossoms healed me, so gently, as Spring is just around the corner.
I have left the barricade at just right time.
The screening test for radio activity showed a higher exposure reading than usual.
Take off the mask and drink some water.
After that I went to Tomioka, where the dismantling continues.
Usually I return to Naraha base, and wash the dirty capture cages.
But it is too cold outside after dark.
So I decided to bring it back to Kawasaki.
Thank you so much for your great work everyone.
Also thank you so much for your great support as always.
