Inside a Highly Secure Nuclear Power Plant in Japan and the Debate on Restarting the World's Largest Nuclear Power Plant

The chapter explores a visit to reactor unit number seven of a highly secure nuclear power plant in Japan, detailing security measures, protective gear, and the observation deck overlooking the operating floor. It delves into the significance of the plant, KK, and the debates surrounding the potential restart of the world's largest nuclear power plant, Kashiwa Zuki Kariwa, owned by TEPCO, responsible for the Fukushima Daiichi disaster.