Variety is the spice..

One thing about living in Japan is that you can find almost anything.
I have seen really old British cars that you would never see in England except at an enthusiasts rally. But here I have seen old minis and a Humber running on the road.
Saw a Riley the other day and unbelievably a Hillman Imp. One that actually was running.

How these people maintain these old cars I really don't know.
Must cost a bomb for parts, if they can be found.

I'll try to keep my camera with me so I can post the actual sighting if I can.

Told you!

http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2012/02/fukushima-crisis-awakes-after-reactor-heats-up-mysteriously/

This is just the start. You wait. There will be trouble in all the other reactors as the fuel that has melted down starts to heat up again. Probably it is still at a very high temperature somewhere down there. When is the rest of the world going to wake up and try to help with this. It is not just a Japan problem it is a global problem.

Unprecedented, yes. But if enough resources are focused on the problem it surely can be dealt with. It has to be dealt with. This is not something that can just be ignored and hope it will go away.
Get moving..get going. Bury it, remove it. Chuck the reactors and fuel in to the Earths magma..whatever  ..DO SOMETHING. This stuff has to be got rid of however much money it takes.