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Hiroaki Yoshida had his rice tested at several labs. None of it showed any detectible radiation. -
Despite testing clean, Yoshida struggles to find new customers for rice grown on the southern outskirts of Fukushima. -
To fight a dropoff in sales, Yuko and Hiroaki Yoshida bring their rice and mochi into Tokyo every weekend for the Aoyama Farmers Market. -
Grandma Yoshida says anything you eat could be radioactive, but you still have to eat. -
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The Harvest Approaches
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Sugeno relaxes in the grass beside his radish field, Geiger counter in hand. -
Junko and Sugeno finish planting radishes in his mountaintop field in Nihonmatsu. -
Guests at Sugeno's farm enjoy flowers transplanted from the evacuation zone. -
Asami looks out on his rice field in the mountains of Kitakata. -
Asami shows Junko his favorite vantage point. -
Asami and his intern Ota in the chicken coop. -
Watanabe's fruit is showing undetectable radiation levels despite surrounding contamination in Fukushima City. -
Masanori Yoshida looks out on his ancestral land, foreseeing big changes ahead. -
Yumi and Masanori Yoshida care for their vegetable garden. -
Yumi Yoshida displays her sweet potatoes. -
Junko digs up a choice bunch of sweet potatoes. -
The Yoshidas have been eating a lot of sweet potatoes. Sales of the bumper crop have been slow.

