Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio dined on Fukushima seafood to show the fish are safe after the release of treated wastewater.
bans on Japanese seafood. Boycotts against other Japanese products were organized in South Korea to protest the release.
South Korean environmental activists wearing protective clothing hold pictures of fishes with radioactivity warning signs during a protest against Japan’s decision to release Fukushima wastewater in Seoul on April 13, 2021. on Wednesday that he would lunch on nothing but seafood for a week, encouraging his citizens to eat with equal “confidence.”
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