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The Prime Minister Visits Fukushima Prefecture
Monday, March 25, 2013
Photograph of the Prime Minister visiting Namie Town
Photograph of the Prime Minister visiting Tomioka Town
Photograph of the Prime Minister giving words of encouragement to the police members
Photograph of the Prime Minister observing a nameko cultivating farm
Photograph of the Prime Minister harvesting vegetables in a greenhouse
Photograph of the Prime Minister observing a playing facility for children
Photograph of the Prime Minister observing a livestock farm
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visited Fukushima Prefecture to gauge the progress of reconstruction from the Great East Japan Earthquake.
First, the Prime Minister visited Namie Town and observed the progress of reconstruction.
Then, the Prime Minister moved to Tomioka Town, observed the progress of reconstruction, and offered words of encouragement to the police members guarding the checkpoint.
In the afternoon, the Prime Minister headed to Koriyama City and first observed a cultivating farm for nameko mushrooms.
Then, the Prime Minister observed a greenhouse farm, and, after harvesting vegetables there, observed a playing facility for children.
Lastly, the Prime Minister observed a livestock farm and sampled wagyu beef.
