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Japan Injects New Life Into Fukushima with Nuclear Plant ‘Hope Tourism’

Summary by South China Morning Post

Visitors flock to barely inhabited towns, attracted for the most part by the very catastrophe that drove their residents away.

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Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Transformed From Disaster Site Into Tourist Spot… Tours of Contaminated Water Tanks and Damaged Buildings

Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Transforms from Disaster Site to Tourist Spot: Tours of Contaminated Water Tanks and Damaged Buildings Offer a Tangible Experience of the Tragedy... More of an Educational Experience Than a Trip. As the Japanese government accelerates the restart of nuclear power while expanding the proportion of nuclear resources, it appears that the Fukushima nuclear power plant is transforming into a tourist destination.

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South China Morning Post

Japan injects new life into Fukushima with nuclear plant ‘hope tourism’

Visitors flock to barely inhabited towns, attracted for the most part by the very catastrophe that drove their residents away.

14 days ago·Hong Kong

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The Straits Times

Japan’s Wrecked Nuclear Plant Becomes a Tourist Destination

‘Dark tourism’ emerges in tandem with return to atomic power

14 days ago·United States

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Bloomberg broke the news in United States 14 days ago on Thursday, April 23, 2026.

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