On the 11th, marking 13 years since the Great East Japan Earthquake, Prime Minister Kishida stated that the suspension of imports of Japanese marine products taken by countries such as China in response to the discharge of treated water from the TEPCO Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the ocean has no scientific basis. He expressed his intention to continue lobbying for its immediate abolition.
Prime Minister Kishida spoke to reporters after attending a memorial service for the Great East Japan Earthquake held in Fukushima Prefecture.
In response to the release of treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the ocean, Prime Minister Kishida said, ``Regulations that are not based on scientific evidence cannot be accepted.'' "The entire government will work together to urge for its immediate abolition."
He also stated, ``At the same time, I would like to diversify our export destinations, further expand domestic consumption, and do everything possible to support the fishing industry nationwide.''
Meanwhile, regarding the trouble that occurred last month, including water containing radioactive materials leaking from a purification system at a nuclear power plant, we strongly urge TEPCO to prevent a recurrence, and ``the government will also take a front seat in taking measures to improve safety.'' I have to go.''
He added, ``We remain unwavering in our determination to lift evacuation orders in all ``difficult-to-return areas'' in the future and to work responsibly for reconstruction and revitalization.We will provide support until the residents' desired return and reconstruction are realized. We emphasized the idea of devoting our efforts to