福島県

In Tadamimachi, Fukushima Prefecture, wild mushrooms (limited to matsutake) collected in an area where shipment restrictions had been imposed under the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures, the restrictions were lifted upon instruction.

Today, the Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters instructed the lifting of shipment restrictions for the following, based on the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures: (2) Mushitake (wild only) collected in Shimogo Town, Fukushima Prefecture.

Instructed Fukushima Prefecture to restrict the shipment of rice produced in some areas of Fukushima Prefecture for the 2023 harvest that does not comply with the prefecture's management plan.

The Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters instructed Fukushima Prefecture to lift the shipment restrictions on the following items, which had been restricted under the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures.

Today, the Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters instructed Fukushima Prefecture to lift the shipment restrictions on certain items previously restricted under the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures.

The Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters instructed the lifting of shipment restrictions or intake restrictions (hereinafter, 'shipment restrictions, etc.') based on the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures.

A shipment restriction was instructed for the black rockfish caught off Fukushima Prefecture.

The Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters has instructed the lifting of shipment and intake restrictions (hereinafter referred to as 'shipment restrictions, etc.') for the following items, which had been subject to such restrictions under the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures.

In Fukushima Prefecture, a directive was issued to set shipment restrictions on kurosoi caught off the coast of Fukushima Prefecture.

Fukushima Prefecture was instructed to restrict shipments of rice produced in certain areas of Fukushima Prefecture for the 2021 harvest (Reiwa 3), which was not in accordance with the prefecture's management plan.

Release of shipment restrictions on certain fish species based on the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures, Article 20, Paragraph 2.

Today, the Nuclear Disaster Response Headquarters instructed the lifting of shipment restrictions for wild mushrooms (limited to Mushitake) produced in Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture, and wild mushrooms (limited to Nameko) produced in Aizumisato Town, Aizumisato District, Fukushima Prefecture, which had been restricted under the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Response.

Today, the Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters instructed the lifting of shipment restrictions for the following items, which had been subject to shipment restrictions under the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures.

Instructed Fukushima Prefecture to restrict shipments of rice produced in some areas of Fukushima Prefecture in the 2020 harvest that do not conform to the prefecture's management plan.

Lifting of shipment restrictions on certain fish due to the Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures Act, Article 20, Paragraph 2.

Regarding the shipment restrictions imposed on Fukushima Prefecture, the restrictions on rockfish, cherry salmon, and mura-soi caught off the coast of Fukushima Prefecture, on ayu caught downstream of the Shinobu Dam in the Abukuma River within Fukushima Prefecture (excluding those produced through aquaculture), and on koi caught within the Abukuma River in Fukushima Prefecture (excluding those produced through aquaculture) have been lifted today.

Fukushima Prefecture bamboo shoots (Cs: 200 Bq/kg)

Regarding the survey results of radioactive substances in tap water (Report No. 391)

In Fukushima Prefecture, a shipment restriction was instructed for Taranome (limited to wild specimens) produced in Kitashiobara Village.

The shipment restrictions have been lifted today for the fox rockfish, white rockfish, and sea bass caught off the coast of Fukushima Prefecture.

Regarding the survey results of radioactive substances in tap water (Report No. 389)

Fukushima Prefecture wild boar meat (Cs: 180 Bq/kg)

In Fukushima Prefecture, where shipment restrictions had been imposed based on Article 20, Paragraph 2 of the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures, the restrictions were lifted for wild mushrooms collected in Nishiaizu Town (Nishiaizu-machi), limited to Mushitake, and for wild mushrooms produced in Tadamimachi, limited to Nameko, Mushitake, Kuritake, and Maitake.

Directed Fukushima Prefecture to restrict the shipment of rice produced in some areas of Fukushima Prefecture in the 30th year of the Heisei era (2018) that was not in accordance with the management plan established by the prefecture.

The shipment restrictions on raw milk produced in Kawamata Town (limited to the Yamakiya area), Tomioka Town, Namie Town, and Iitate Village, Fukushima Prefecture, which had been instructed under the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures, have been lifted.

In Date City, Fukushima Prefecture, where shipment restrictions had been imposed under the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures, the restriction was lifted for Wasabi harvested from fields managed according to the prefecture's management plan.

Regarding the survey results of radioactive substances in tap water (Report No. 386)

Fukushima Prefecture Yamame (Cs: 110 Bq/kg)

Regarding the survey results of radioactive substances in tap water (Report No. 384)

Fukushima Prefecture Yamame (Cs: 120 Bq/kg)

Exceedance of standard values (8 cases)

Japanese chestnuts from Fukushima Prefecture (Cesium: 110 Bq/kg)

In Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, where shipment restrictions had been imposed under Article 20, Paragraph 2 of the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures, the restriction on the shipment of bracken (limited to cultivated ones) and wild Kuso-sotetsu (kogomi) produced in Aizumisato Town was lifted.

We have obtained the results of radioactive substance surveys in tap water conducted by Fukushima Prefecture and water service providers within Fukushima Prefecture, including reports after Report No. 381 on August 4 of this year. None of the survey results exceeded the management target value (for reference), and no water service providers implemented intake restrictions or similar measures.

Fukushima Prefecture-produced Asiatic black bear meat (wild) (Cs: 170 Bq/kg)

Investigation results on radioactive substances in tap water (Report No. 380)

In Fukushima Prefecture, the restriction on the shipment of Usubemaru caught off the coast of Fukushima Prefecture, which had been subject to shipment restrictions, was lifted.

In this investigation, no water utility providers exceeded the 'management target value' (note), and none implemented intake restrictions or similar measures.

The shipment restriction imposed on Fukushima Prefecture has been lifted today for the following items.

The Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters instructed the lifting of shipment restrictions for wild mushrooms (limited to nameko) collected in Nishiaizu Town and wild mushrooms (limited to mukitake) produced in Aizumisato Town in Fukushima Prefecture, where shipment restrictions had been imposed under the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures.

Regarding the survey results of radioactive substances in tap water (Report No. 377)

Directed shipment restrictions to Fukushima Prefecture for rice produced in some areas of Fukushima Prefecture in the 29th year of the Heisei era that do not comply with the prefecture's management plan.

Based on the provisions of Article 20, Paragraph 2 of the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures, restrictions on shipment and ingestion that had been imposed on non-heading and heading leafy vegetables, Brassicaceae flower buds, and turnips produced in Tomioka Town, Okuma Town, Namie Town, and Iitate Village in Fukushima Prefecture have been lifted.

One case of exceeding the standard value No.274: Yamadori meat from Fukushima Prefecture (Cs: 110 Bq/kg)

Lifting of shipment restrictions on food based on Article 20, Paragraph 2 of the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures

In this investigation, no water utility providers exceeded the 'management target value' (reference), and none implemented intake restrictions or similar measures.

The Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters instructed the lifting of shipment restrictions on raw milk produced in Tamura City, Minamisoma City, Naraha Town, Kawauchi Village, and Katsurao Village in Fukushima Prefecture, which had been subject to shipment restrictions under the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures.

Namatake mushrooms from Fukushima Prefecture (Cs: 120 Bq/kg)

Lifting of shipment restrictions on food based on Article 20, Paragraph 2 of the Act on Special Measures for Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures

No.528, 538, 541, 543, 553, 556, 559, 561–563: Wild boar meat from Fukushima Prefecture (Cs: 160–3100 Bq/kg); No.551: YAMADORI (mountain bamboo partridge) meat from Fukushima Prefecture (Cs: 190 Bq/kg)