<caption><image_163>The image is a map of a city with a red and orange color scheme. The map is divided into different sections, each representing a different area of the city. The red section shows the concentration of the concentration, while the orange section shows a decrease in the concentration.

The map also shows the location of the cities in the city, with the red section representing the number of people who have been affected by the concentration and the yellow section representing those who have experienced the concentration in the area. The areas in red are areas of higher concentration, with areas of lower concentration and lower concentration. There are also areas of orange and yellow concentration, indicating areas of low concentration and low concentration. 

There is also a bar graph on the right side of the map, which shows the percentage of people affected by a particular area, ranging from 0.01 billion to 100 billion. The bar graph shows that the concentration is higher than the highest concentration, and that there is a significant increase in concentration between the two areas. The graph also has a legend at the bottom that explains the colors used in the map.</caption><transcript><audio_164>most families here in Japan have their own farm and will actually pick fresh produce on a regular basis so it is it is a good culture in that sense and I do really appreciate that we also use something here called Green Co-op which</transcript><transcript><audio_165>is basically just a Cooperative that uh that sources organic in fact non-GMO and ingredients for all of their products and in fact they they do radiation testing and they and they post the rate the results of that so that's another</transcript><caption><image_166>The image is a map of Japan, showing the location of the Heure local area. The map is color-coded to show the intensity of the area, with orange representing the highest intensity and yellow representing the lowest intensity.

The map is divided into two sections, with the left side showing the temperature in degrees Celsius and the right side showing a percentage of the temperature. The temperature is represented by a red line, indicating that the area is warmer than the rest of the country. The red line represents the highest temperature, while the yellow line represents a lower temperature. 

There is also a legend on the map that explains the different colors used in the map, with each color representing a different level of intensity. The colors range from light orange to dark orange, with some areas being darker and others being lighter. The text on the image reads "25/03/2011 04:00 (Heure locale)".</caption><transcript><audio_167>way that that we uh are are keeping track of what we're ingesting because this is really one of the the main concerns I think for for people in Japan is the actual ingestion of this this is the way it's getting into the into the ecosystem and into the food chain is</transcript><transcript><audio_168>through the uh the radiation that's leaking out into the ocean and of course in the in the early stages of this disaster when the Fallout was still uh fresh obviously in the spring and summer of uh 2011 um it was the leafy vegetables that you</transcript><caption><image_169>The image is a map of Japan with a yellow and orange color scheme. The map is divided into two sections, with the top section on the left side and the bottom section in the middle. The top section has a grid-like pattern, with different colors representing different regions of the country. The colors range from yellow to orange, with some areas being darker and others being lighter.

On the right side of the image, there is a bar graph that shows the temperature in degrees Celsius. The bars are arranged in a horizontal axis, with each color representing a different region. The yellow bars represent the highest temperature, while the orange bars represent lower temperatures. The red bars represent higher temperatures, indicating a higher temperature. The graph also has a legend at the bottom that explains the colors used in the map.</caption><transcript><audio_170>had to be concerned about and then the root vegetables after that that were sucking up the the radioactive fallout obviously um again my wife and I were avoiding anything that came from that part of Japan um that's just our precaution against that and and this is still an ongoing</transcript> most families here in Japan have their own farm and will actually pick fresh produce on a regular basis so it is it is a good culture in that sense and I do really appreciate that we also use something here called Green Co-op which is basically just a Cooperative that uh that sources organic in fact non-GMO and ingredients for all of their products and in fact they they do radiation testing and they and they post the rate the results of that so that's another way that that we uh are are keeping track of what we're ingesting because this is really one of the the main concerns I think for for people in Japan is the actual ingestion of this this is the way it's getting into the into the ecosystem and into the food chain is through the uh the radiation that's leaking out into the ocean and of course in the in the early stages of this disaster when the Fallout was still uh fresh obviously in the spring and summer of uh 2011 um it was the leafy vegetables that you had to be concerned about and then the root vegetables after that that were sucking up the the radioactive fallout obviously um again my wife and I were avoiding anything that came from that part of Japan um that's just our precaution against that and and this is still an ongoing
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