Headline, February 14 2025/ ''' MOTHERS'. -RADIATION- . MONITORS '''

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RADIATION levels in the village of Tsushima, remain high and most of the land is still off limit Only 5 out of a previous population of 1,400 have returned.

Honoured Kaori Suzuki set up a group with fellow mothers to measure radiation levels. They have faced resistance from official scientists and some local residents.

MOTHER'S RADIATION LAB : In Japan ''citizen scientists continue mapping - Fukushima's fallout. So some groups have achieved considerable expertise in detecting these invisible particles.

One is the Mothers' Radiation Lab Fukushima - Tarachine, started by a group of mothers in the city of Iwaki, an hour's drive south of the plant, to protect their children.

Begun in a single room with three donated measuring machines, Tarachine now occupies almost the entire floor of its building, with 13 salaried staff members, a health clinic, and a laboratory filled with equipment.

Its self-taught technicians, most of them mothers, can measure even tough-to-detect types of radiation. They publish their findings on the group's website.

When the nuclear power plant's reactor buildings started to explode, the group's founder, Kaori Suzuki, was a home maker whose only outside work had been a brief stint in the fashion industry.

Worried about her teenage daughter, Ms. Suzuki joined protests against the lack of official information before concluding that the best response was to learn to measure radiation herself.

When other mothers joined, they chose the name Tarachine [ pronounced tah-rah-ches-nay ], a term from ancient Japanese poetry used to describe a strong mother figure.

They faced enormous resistance from official scientists dismissive of their efforts and social pressure from fellow residents fearful of radiation-related discrimination similar to that faced by the survivors of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Ms. Suzuki learned to use the machines by deciphering English-Language manuals. Once Tarachine's doors opened, demand was overwhelming, as parents' food from supermarkets and farmers handed over their own produce to be measured.

'' Within one month, we had a three month waiting list, '' she recalled. Worries about food declined as radiation levels dropped, but Ms. Suzuki, 59, has taken on other concerns.

One is the decision by the Fukushima plant operators, Tokyo Electric Power Co, to begin releasing into the Pacific Ocean more than a million tons of water that has been treated but remains contaminated. Tarachine now sends out boats.

'' We still have to keep verifying the company's claims,'' Ms. Suzuki said For Ms. Kobayashi, '' the radiation is not gone. Nor is the need to protect ourselves. ''

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