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Radioactive Memory: What I Didn't Say About Fukushima

By Theresa Lin · Off Assignment · January 2024
Radioactive Memory: What I Didn't Say About Fukushima
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"“In 2017, I visited Fukushima on a travel grant from Columbia University’s MFA program to research why, six years after a 9.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami ravaged the eastern coast of Japan, 35,000 individuals continued to live in temporary housing. The small, prefabricated houses spread across"

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