若者たち、渋谷に集まる－5.7 反原発デモYoung Crowd Gathers In Front of NHK, Shibuya - Another Large Anti-Nuclear Power Demonstration in Tokyo

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５月７日２時渋谷区役所前集合、脱原発デモに行ってきました。どれだけ報道されるかが楽しみです。ＮＨＫも目の前でやったのでさすがに無視できないのではないかと期待しています。講演での集会やコンサートは盛り上がっていましたが、行進は警察に管理されながらなかなか進めない、エネルギーも落ちてしまうような不自由なものでした。写真とビデオを紹介します。I just came back from the anti-nuclear power demonstration held in Shibuya, Tokyo. Last time a large demonstration of 15,000 people was held in Koenji, Tokyo, much of the media ignored it, but this time the demo was right in front of NHK in Shibuya, so they have no excuse not to report it.





An anti-military base activist from Sagamihara and journalist David McNeil



"The big sin of NHK and its Professors" - condemning so-called "Goyo-gakusha," government-sponsored experts who appear in NHK programs to tell people how not to worry about radiation.

It was hard to tell how many people there were.... in thousands for sure. The energy was high, creative, vigorous, and the crowd was definitely young, mostly 20s to 40s.

A familiar structure... a Fukushima Daiichi reactor bulding with black and yellow baloons inside.

It is a Tengu, often presented as a symbol of arrogance. It probqably sygnifies the arrogance associated with the widely-planted myth that nuclear plants were absolutely safe.

"Go to Hell! Government-sponsored Media!" "We Need No Nuclear PowerPlants!

These banners seem to be mostly from different trade unions.

"Let Me Play Outside" ... simply heartbreaking.

Moms and Children - a poster telling how all organs of a baby are susceptible to radiation

If NHK did not report a demonstration right in front of their headquarter building, it would mean death of journalism, or simply reiteration of it.