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I would seriously question the mood prevalent right now, that everything is o.k, or at least better in Tohoku now, two years after the crisis. There are those who would like us to believe that. It would be easier for those people if it were true. The truth is not like that at all. I'm always asked "how do you know that?" Well it's easier if you check sources outside of Japan, but actually most of the reporting is coming from Japanese sources, translated, newspaper articles, public statements by doctors, other specialists. But of course, there is also the idea out there that if it is bad there's nothing we can do about it, so it's better just to forget about it. Not knowing about a threat does not make it easier to take when it does come true. Not knowing is not an answer. As hard as it may be.