Coming home from a “holiday” they never wanted to take Yogan Baum and his wife have to confront a terror you can’t smell, can’t hear, can’t see. Life has its demands however and people near Fukushima Daiichi either leave or try to cope with their fear. Extraordinary efforts are made to somehow go back […]
“What brought you here?” That is a question Yogan Baum was asked hundreds of times over the years. “Well”, he used to say, “the train, mainly”. Which is not … Read more about About Yogan
Yogan Baum, no longer a stranger in his adopted country, lived through the triple catastrophe that devastated northeastern Japan from March 11, 2011 right up to the present. The place is Yotsukura, Fukushima. A sleepy little village of recently laid-up fishermen 20 miles from the terminally ruined Dai-ichi nuclear power plant. He…
