Japan Nieuwsbrief 07/12/2011

• Support for Japan PM at record-low 15 percent (AFP)

• In Japan, Style Arises From Disaster (Japan Real Time)

• Fukushima plant site originally was a hill safe from tsunami (Japan Times)

• Doubts emerge over gov't plan to assess safety of nuclear power plants in two stages (Mainichi)

• Quick action helps Google win friends in Japan (Times of Oman)

• Bye-bye to the gaijin card, welcome to the Juki Net in '12 (Japan Times)

• 'Stress tests' to be done in two stages (Japan Times)

• Japan PM says must reduce dependence on nuclear power (Reuters)

• Meat of 6 cows fed radioactive straw reaches 9 prefectures (Kyodo)

• Social Fallout: Marginalization After the Fukushima Nuclear Meltdown (Japan Focus)

• What is the renewable energy bill that Kan wants to pass so much? (Mainichi)

• World's Steepest Roller Coaster (Japan Probe)

• Radioactivité, évacuations, pertes... où en est le Japon? (L'Express)

• Q&A: What do Japan reactor stress tests mean for nuclear power? (Reuters)

• Japan announces new nuclear safety tests (CNN)

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