Is an Extinction-level Event Still in Progress?

In March 2011, the most severe environmental catastrophe in World History began in Northern Japan following an earthquake and tsunami. The Japanese-American science writer Yoichi Shimatsu was living and working in Japan at the time, and was forced to leave his mountainside ‘dream home’ forever, owing to the intense levels of radiation being spewed into the atmosphere locally. He subsequently became the first journalist to enter the government-mandated “exclusion zone” around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant complex, bringing a video camera with him. He uploaded to the world his minimalistic first video in November, 2011.

After the first video was released, Yoichi was contacted by informed sources who were eager to share additional information about the suppressed truth of what actually happened at Fukushima, and elsewhere in Japan, beginning in March 2011. He was alerted to locations of special interest in Northern Japan by persons from within the Japanese government, and from within the scientific, medical and military establishments.

Acting upon the new information, he released a 25-minute follow-up video in 2018, Tracking Fukushima’s Nuclear Weapons Sites. It documents his making in-person visits to nine locations in Northern Japan which had secretly been housing subterranean nuclear weapons laboratories, some of which had been destroyed on 3-11-11, and had been the actual main contributors to the World’s worst-ever radiation release.

Unfortunately, that process is still ongoing. Yoichi has named this:

The most pervasive cover-up in scientific history.

Thus Yoichi has revealed the existence of a secret Japanese nuclear weapons program, something strictly forbidden, by law, in post-war Japan. This unique video travelogue was produced by the Jeff Rense company and appears on Youtube under his logo.

For the 2018 video, Yoichi was accompanied by an expert videographer, Phillipe Castillo, to nine locations which his informants had alerted him to. Often he takes an on-site radiation reading from a handheld digital radiation meter (“dosimeter”) and turns around the LCD display to show viewers the numerical value appearing.

Yoichi’s shocking expose´ reveals that the scope of the radiation release was vastly greater than previously reported: Fukushima was only one of four sites with radiation releases from destroyed secret, underground, nuclear weapons laboratories.

Yet worse, the radiation was not only from the fissionable material typical of nuclear power plants, but additionally, from weapons-grade plutonium. To this day, there may be hundreds of plutonium warheads still belching deadly radiation into Earth’s ocean and atmosphere from Northern Japan.

Therefore the 3/11/2011 event may have actually been the beginning of an Extinction Level Event, making Yoichi’s video (arguably) the most significant among all the billions of videos ever recorded to date.

According to local residents, there are several other sensitive sites in the eastern Abukuma Plateau, making the Greater Fukushima nuclear complex one of the largest and the most-advanced warhead production sites in the world.

–Yoichi Shimatsu

Google’s Ngram Viewer service allows gathering data and plotting of word (or phrase) occurrence count globally, year by year.

So the term “Extinction Level Event” existed in the English Language prior to 2011, when it began spiking upwards.

Its use has diminished more recently, apparently because people think the Fukushima radiation crisis has been resolved.

As Yoichi articulates so compellingly, it hasn’t.

The provided text is an excerpt from a YouTube video interview with Yoichi Shimatsu, who presents several controversial and alarming claims regarding the aftermath of the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. Shimatsu asserts that the disaster caused a massive ozone hole over the North Pole and released heavy water isotopes like tritium and deuterium, which he claims are responsible for the fragmentation of Arctic ice and various unusual weather phenomena, including winter tornadoes and powerful typhoons. He also details alleged government suppression of scientific data and information control in Japan, including the implementation of the National Secrets law and the purported manipulation of international bodies like the IAEA. Finally, Shimatsu warns that Tokyo remains highly radioactive, making it an unsuitable and dangerous host city for the 2020 Olympic Games, especially for young athletes.